PixelMaster was a commercial World of Warcraft bot project that is no longer sold or maintained. This site remains online as an archive of the product and related engineering work.
PixelMaster Features
What PixelMaster included
Safe
PixelMaster operates in both memory-read-only and memory-read-write modes, which enable enhanced features. It works without code injection, and the memory-read-only mode, combined with hardware input methods, can greatly reduce detection vectors.
Cost-Effective
PixelMaster used a modular store model without a separate LUA unlocker charge. Botbases were offered separately so users could choose only the modules they needed.
Easy to Use
No extra configuration is needed for rotations and hotkeys. Rotations for all classes, with automatic character class detection, are built-in.
Remote Control
Remote control allowed users to manage the bot from a web browser, view and reply to in-game chats, run LUA commands, inspect profile stats, review loot, and stream the game.
Easy-to-Use Profile Maker
The graphical profile maker was built so users could create profiles and share them through the site store. The task-based profile design made it possible to add a task for each in-game action and group them in a 'Task-Group'.
Classic MoP Focus
The bot was primarily built for Classic WoW, with retail support planned during active development.
Open API
Rotations for each class/spec could be customized in the addon. Using the Bot API, community developers could create and publish botbases and combat routines to the archived store.
Flying Support
Flying pathfinding is supported. Use your flying mount for various tasks such as gathering and traveling.
Easy to Install
The installer provided one-click setup, and the built-in updater handled product updates while the service was active.
Lightweight
PixelMaster is designed to be lightweight and efficient. It uses a small amount of CPU resources and will not degrade PC performance.
Historical Roadmap
Additional botbases, such as an Auction House Bot and Dungeon Bot, were on the roadmap before the project closed.