Skill Maker Guide¶

Build battle commands visually so you do not have to memorize the full command string. This guide walks you through the Skill Maker screen and gives ready-to-use references for every button.

Overview¶

The Skill Maker is FGA's visual command builder. Instead of typing complex command strings like abc1jkl456 by hand, you tap buttons to build commands step by step. Each tap adds an entry to the command string that the Battle script executes during automated gameplay.

What problem does it solve?

• Eliminates the need to memorize skill codes (a-i for servants, j-l for master)
• Prevents typos and syntax errors in command strings
• Provides a visual history of your commands for easy editing
• Shows real-time wave and turn tracking as you build

Who should use it?

Every FGA user who wants to automate battles with specific skill rotations. Whether you are setting up a simple 3-turn farm or a complex looping setup with Order Changes, the Skill Maker makes command creation intuitive.

Key Features¶

• Visual command building: Tap buttons instead of typing codes
• Color-coded skills: Red for Servant 1, yellow for Servant 2, blue for Servant 3
• Smart targeting: Double-tap skills that need targets to open a selection menu
• History bar: Scroll through and edit commands you have already added
• Wave and turn tracking: See exactly where you are in the battle sequence
• Support for special skills: Transform skills, choice skills, and NP type changes
• Order Change support: Easily swap front-line and back-line servants
• Multiple enemy formations: Handle 3-enemy, 6-enemy, and raid battles

How to Access¶

1. Open FGA settings.
2. Go to Battle Config → Skill Command.
3. Tap Edit to launch the Skill Maker screen.

Screen Layout¶

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  [Save]        [Settings] [Wave/Turn]    [Delete] [Clear]   │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Command History Bar (scrollable)                           │
│  [Start] → [a] → [b] → [c] → [1] → [,] → ...               │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                    Enemy Targets                            │
│              [Enemy 1] [Enemy 2] [Enemy 3]                  │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  ┌──────────────┬──────────────┬──────────────┐            │
│  │  SERVANT 1   │  SERVANT 2   │  SERVANT 3   │            │
│  │  [S1][S2][S3]│  [S1][S2][S3]│  [S1][S2][S3]│            │
│  └──────────────┴──────────────┴──────────────┘            │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  [Master Skills]    [Order Change]    [Command Spells]      │
│                                                             │
│           [Attack]  ←  Main action buttons  →  [End Turn]   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

• Top bar: Save the command, open settings, see the current wave/turn, or delete/clear entries.
• History bar: Scroll through every entry you have added; tap to select one for editing.
• Enemy targets: Set the current enemy target before adding skills or attacks.
• Servant rows: Tap servant skills, then add targets when needed.
• Master bar: Use Mystic Code skills, Order Change, and Command Spells.
• Action row: Add attacks, Noble Phantasms (NPs), cards before NPs, and end turns.

Understand How Command Strings Are Built¶

Each tap appends a code to the command string that FGA runs during battle. Example command:

abc1jkl2456,

Build Commands Step by Step¶

Use Servant Skills With or Without Targets¶

• Single tap a servant skill to add it without a target.
• Double tap to open target selection when the skill needs a target.
• Color coding keeps skills easy to spot: red for Servant 1 (a, b, c), yellow for Servant 2 (d, e, f), blue for Servant 3 (g, h, i).

Aim Skills at Allies or Options¶

1. Double tap the skill button.
2. Pick the target servant (A, B, or C).
3. If the skill has special options, choose from Transform, Choice, or NP Type Change when prompted.

Trigger Master Skills from the Mystic Code¶

Tap Master Skills and pick:

• j for Mystic Code skill 1.
• k for Mystic Code skill 2.
• l for Mystic Code skill 3.

Some Master skills ask for a target—select one when prompted.

Swap Servants with Order Change¶

1. Tap Order Change.
2. Select the starting (front) servant: 1, 2, or 3.
3. Select the sub (back) servant: 1, 2, or 3.
4. Confirm to add x[start][sub] (for example, x13 swaps front 1 with back 3).

Spend Command Spells Carefully¶

Tap Command Spells to add:

Pick Enemies Before Firing Skills or NPs¶

1. Tap an enemy target button (Enemy 1, 2, or 3 or raid-specific buttons when shown).
2. The choice stays active until you change it, so you can add several skills aimed at the same target.

End Turns and Set Attacks from the Action Row¶

• Tap Attack to open NP selection and card options.
• Select NPs to fire this turn: 4 (Servant 1), 5 (Servant 2), 6 (Servant 3).
• Choose cards before NP: n0 (none), n1 (one card), or n2 (two cards).
• Finish the turn with , or finish the wave with ,#,.

Handle Special Skill Behaviors¶

• Transform skills: double tap, choose the NP type, and add [Tfrm].
• Choice skills with 2 options: pick [Ch2A] or [Ch2B].
• Choice skills with 3 options: pick [Ch3A], [Ch3B], or [Ch3C].
• NP type change with 2 options: use 7 (left) or 8 (right).
• NP type change with 3 options: pick from the on-screen options when prompted.

Target Multiple Skills When Needed¶

Use parentheses to add one skill that uses multiple skill targets. For example:

b([Ch2B]2)

This example targets servants [Ch2B] and 2 with skill b. This example with multiple skill target is from Kukulcan's 2nd skill, which uses both a choice option and a target.

Reference Tables¶

Servant Skills¶

Master Skills (Mystic Code)¶

Command Spells¶

Noble Phantasms¶

Skill Targets¶

Enemy Targets¶

Special Commands¶

Special Skill Targets¶

Multi-Target Syntax¶

Edit or Restore Entries from the History Bar¶

• Tap any entry to highlight it, then use Delete to remove it or Clear to remove everything after it.
• Long press to reorder entries when you want to move a skill earlier in the turn.
• Use the navigation arrows to scroll through long commands without losing your place.

Tune Settings for Targeting and Formation¶

Open Settings from the top bar:

Example Command Strings¶

Simple 3-Turn Farm¶

abc1jkl,#,def2,#,ghi3

• Wave 1: Servant 1 skills 1 and 2 on (self/all/no target) and skill 3 on target A, then Master skills.
• Wave 2: Servant 2 skills 1 and 2 on (self/all/no target) and skill 3 on target B.
• Wave 3: Servant 3 skills 1 and 2 on (self/all/no target) and skill 3 on target C.

Looping Setup¶

a1b1c1j1456,#,456,#,456

• Wave 1: All Servant 1 skills at target A, Master skill 1 at target A, all NPs.
• Wave 2: All NPs.
• Wave 3: All NPs.

With Order Change Mid-Battle¶

a1b1x13k2456,#,456,#,456

• Wave 1: Servant 1 skills (a, b) at target A, swap front 1 with back 3, Master skill 2 at target B, all NPs.
• Waves 2 and 3: All NPs.

Tips for Best Results¶

1. Start with simple commands: Begin with basic skill sequences before adding Order Changes or special skills. Test each wave independently to ensure it works.

2. Use the history bar for editing: Tap any entry in the history bar to select it, then use Delete to remove just that entry or Clear to remove everything after it.

3. Double-tap for targeted skills: When a skill needs a target (like single-target buffs), double-tap the skill button to open the target selection menu instead of single-tapping.

4. Match enemy formation settings: Before building commands, set the Enemy Formation in settings to match the battle (3-enemy, 6-enemy, or raid) so targeting buttons appear correctly.

5. Save frequently: Tap Save often while building complex commands. If you make a mistake, you can reload your last saved version instead of starting over.

Troubleshooting¶

Related Documentation¶

• Auto Battle — Explains how the battle automation runs the command string.
• Card Priority — Covers how face cards are chosen when NP is not used.