Looting in PUBG is a chore: open the inventory and drag items from the ground one by one. Auto-loot in PUBG URC takes that chore off your hands. The feature is experimental — we keep improving it and welcome feedback.
How it works
Everything happens in the inventory (Tab). Point at the items on the ground and hold the left mouse button — the app grabs an item, carries it into the inventory, releases it and returns for the next one, in a loop, while you hold the button. Release LMB and it stops.
It doesn't read the game or "teleport" items: the app just repeats the same drag you do by hand, only fast and without fatigue. Recoil is paused in inventory mode anyway.
Two-window calibration
So the app knows where to move things from and to, you mark two windows once. Press F2 in the inventory (if nothing is calibrated yet, calibration starts by itself) or open the "Auto-loot" page and press "Start calibration". Then, with ALT + LMB, mark four points:
- left edge of the ground-items window;
- right edge of the ground-items window;
- left edge of the inventory window;
- right edge of the inventory window.
Only the horizontal size matters — height is ignored. The carry distance is computed from these points. Auto-loot only triggers while the cursor is over the ground-items window, so dragging items from the inventory back to the ground works as usual.
Settings
- Transfer speed — the duration of one transfer in milliseconds. Lower is faster.
- F1 turns the program on and off, F2 toggles auto-loot itself (rebindable in "Hotkeys").
- Settings and calibration follow your account. If you move to another computer with a different resolution or inventory layout, just recalibrate.
In short
Auto-loot speeds up the routine of picking items up — it isn't a shooting advantage. It doesn't read game memory and does nothing beyond an ordinary drag. You use any third-party software for an online game at your own risk.