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Adopt Me Auto Farm Script

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-- Adopt Me Auto Farm Script
local players = game.Players
local replicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local pets = replicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Pets")

-- Function to automatically farm items
function autoFarm()
    local player = players.LocalPlayer
    while true do
        for _, pet in pairs(pets:GetChildren()) do
            if player.Backpack:FindFirstChild(pet.Name) then
                -- Simulate pet actions (like collecting items)
                pet:Collect()
                wait(1) -- Wait for 1 second before the next action
            end
        end
    end
end

-- Start auto farming
autoFarm()
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Description

The Adopt Me Auto Farm Script is an essential tool for players looking to maximize their resource collection. With this script, you can automate the process of farming items, ensuring you gather resources effortlessly while you focus on other aspects of the game!

A script executor is required to use Adopt Me Auto Farm Script in Roblox. Make sure to choose a reliable script executor to run your scripts safely.

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Features

  • Automated Farming: Collect resources without manual effort.
  • Multiple Pet Support: Works with all pets in Adopt Me.
  • Simple to Use: Designed for players of any skill level.
  • Regular Updates: Continually updated to ensure compatibility with game changes.
  • Secure Execution: Engineered to minimize detection while running.

Instructions

  1. Download the Script: Copy the Adopt Me Auto Farm Script.
  2. Launch Roblox: Open Roblox and join the Adopt Me game.
  3. Open Script Executor: Use a reliable executor like Synapse X or Krnl.
  4. Paste the Script: Paste the copied script into the executor’s text area.
  5. Attach the Injector: Attach the injector to Roblox by clicking the Attach button.
  6. Execute the Script: Click Execute to start the auto farming process.

Verified by Marc

The Adopt Me Auto Farm Script has been verified to work by Marc Cooke, ensuring it performs as intended in-game.

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