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Auto Farm Scanner
Last updated: 2026-07-283 min read

Auto Farm Scanner

Scans inactive targets from a chosen origin with configurable resource thresholds, probes, cargo type, attack interval, ignored galaxies, and free slots.

Overview

Auto Farm Scanner is the OGame farming bot module for finding and farming inactive targets. It scans from a chosen planet, moon, or main fleet location, checks resource thresholds, and launches cargo ships only when targets match your rules.

Use this guide when you want automated farming runs without manually scanning nearby systems every session.

How It Works

Pick an origin, set minimum resources, choose probes and cargo, then let the module maintain an attack list. It tracks target status, lets you re-spy one target or all eligible targets, and launches attacks when targets meet your resource and safety rules.

Settings

  • Enable Auto Farm: Turns farming automation on or off.
  • Origin Celestial: Selects the planet or moon the bot launches from.
  • Minimum Resources: Skips targets below this resource threshold.
  • Priority Minimum Resources: Higher threshold used for priority attack-list targets.
  • Number of Probes: Sets how many probes are used per spy scan.
  • Cargo Type: Selects small cargo, large cargo, pathfinder, or probe-style cargo behavior where available.
  • Attack Interval: Sets the default delay in days before attacking the same target again.
  • Per-Target Interval: Overrides the attack interval for a specific farm target.
  • Attack Speed: Selects the flight speed for farm attacks.
  • Ignored Galaxies: Excludes selected galaxies from farming.
  • Slots to Leave Free: Reserves fleet slots so other tasks do not stall.
  • Re-Spy One / Re-Spy All: Refreshes espionage data before deciding whether to attack.

When To Use Auto Farm Scanner

  • Use it when nearby inactive or weak targets produce consistent resources.
  • Use conservative thresholds on active servers where poor targets waste fleet slots.
  • Reserve fleet slots when expeditions, evacuations, or defensive actions need room.
  • Ignore galaxies that are too expensive or slow for your cargo range.
  • Set Minimum Resources high enough to cover flight cost and time.
  • Use the cargo type that matches your account stage and target size.
  • Use Priority Minimum Resources for targets you manually add to the attack list.
  • Leave at least one fleet slot free if you also run expedition or evacuation modules.
  • Review spy and attack results before increasing automation scope.

Common Mistakes

  • Setting minimum resources too low.
  • Using all fleet slots and blocking safety or expedition routines.
  • Sending too many probes per scan when fewer would be enough.
  • Forgetting to ignore galaxies that should not be farmed from the selected origin.

Best Practices

  • Use conservative minimum resource thresholds to avoid unprofitable flights.
  • Keep one or two fleet slots free for defensive actions.
  • Adjust ignored galaxies, attack intervals, and resource thresholds based on your server activity level.

FAQ

Can the OGame bot farm from a specific planet or moon?

Yes. Set the Origin Celestial to control where scans and farming missions launch from.

How do I avoid unprofitable farm runs?

Set a realistic Minimum Resources threshold, ignore poor galaxies, and use per-target intervals for targets that should not be hit too often.

Can auto farm leave fleet slots free?

Yes. Use Slots to Leave Free so other modules and safety actions are not blocked.

FAQ

What is Auto Farm Scanner?

Auto Farm Scanner is the OGame farming bot module for finding and farming inactive targets. It scans from a chosen planet, moon, or main fleet location, checks resource thresholds, and launches cargo ships only when targets match your rules.

What are recommended settings for Auto Farm Scanner?

Use conservative minimum resource thresholds to avoid unprofitable flights. Keep one or two fleet slots free for defensive actions. Adjust ignored galaxies, attack intervals, and resource thresholds based on your server activity level.

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