Automation
What each automatic feature does, what it will not do, and where Riot's rules actually stand. Read this before you switch any of it on.
Everything on this page is off by default. If you never open these settings, NoxuTFT does nothing but display information — and the tools that win games by making you decide better still work.
Where Riot's rules stand
Two categories, and they are not the same thing.
Displaying information is broadly accepted. NoxuTFT never reads game memory and never injects into the League process. Pool counts, augment grades, board suggestions and positioning are drawn from what the game itself returns. That is the same category as a second monitor with a stats site open.
Input automation is a grey area. Auto-buy, auto-roll, auto-XP and auto-position simulate clicks on top of the game window, exactly as if your hand did it. Riot's terms don't name this as forbidden, and they don't explicitly allow it. Our ban rate today is zero. That is a fact about today, not a promise about tomorrow, and it rests on a policy Riot can change without telling anyone. We'd rather say that plainly than let you find out later.
Auto-buy
You fill a bar with target champions; NoxuTFT buys them the moment they appear in the shop, so you can keep your eyes on the board instead of scanning the shop row five times a round.
Star-level targets
Each champion in the bar carries a star level — one, two or three. Buying stops as soon as you reach it and the entry greys out. Without this, auto-buy keeps spending on a unit you've already finished; with it, your gold goes where it still matters.
Filling the bar
Search by champion name, or by trait to add everything that carries it in one go. Picking a comp in the app fills the bar for you.
Auto-roll
Rerolls the shop down to a gold floor you set, then stops. The floor is the whole point: it's what keeps a roll-down from turning into a bankruptcy. Set it to the number you'd stop at yourself.
Auto-XP
Buys experience for you. Pair it with the level-up marker in the HUD reference if you'd rather keep the decision and let the marker tell you when.
Auto-position
Puts your board back the way you had it after a round scrambles it, and can arrange it from scratch using the placement data behind the comp builder — the same win rates per hex you see when building a comp.
If you'd rather keep your hands on it, the positioning overlay shows you the same suggestion as arrows and lets you do the dragging.
LCU auto-accept
Accepts the queue for you. This one talks to the League client, not to the game — it's the same interface third-party clients have used for years, and it doesn't touch a running match.
Turning it off
The toggle at the right end of the auto-buy bar switches the whole thing off without leaving your game. Individual features have their own switches in the app's settings, so you can keep auto-accept and drop the rest, or any other combination.
Frequently asked questions
Is auto-buy against Riot's rules?
Riot's terms neither list input automation as forbidden nor explicitly permit it. Auto-buy simulates clicks on top of the game window rather than reading or writing game memory. Our ban rate today is zero, but that rests on a policy Riot can change, and we won't claim a certainty we don't have.
Can I use NoxuTFT without any automation?
Yes, and it ships that way. Every automation feature is off by default. The pool tracker, augment grades, board AI, positioning overlay, comp browser and statistics all work with automation switched off.
Does auto-buy read game memory?
No. It sends clicks to the game window in the same way your mouse does. NoxuTFT never reads or writes the memory of the League process and never injects into it.
What happens when I reach my star target?
Buying for that champion stops and the entry greys out, so your gold stops going into a unit you've already finished.