ScottyCameron

Complete guide on our Scotty Cameron module

ScottyCameron supports first come, first served checkout, raffle releases and stock monitoring. Choose the mode that matches the release; a monitor signal or raffle entry is not a confirmed purchase.

Quick Start — Recommended Setup

1. Prepare a profile, working proxies and your Scotty Cameron account in Stellar’s Accounts tab.
2. Create a ScottyCameron task group and choose Create Task. Select fcfs for first come, first served checkout or raffle for a raffle release.
3. Select your profile and saved account, enter the correct product or raffle URL and choose a configured Captcha Provider.
4. Start with a small setup. The current Delay defaults to 3000 ms; around 4000 ms is the existing starting recommendation. Increase delays if proxies are blocked or requests fail.
5. For random FCFS restocks, enable Watch Task and run a matching Monitor task. For timed releases, generally run the checkout task with Watch Task off unless the release instructions say otherwise.
6. Follow the task status and check the retailer’s confirmation. A raffle result does not guarantee that you have won or purchased the item.

Preliminary Checklist

Prepare your profiles with accurate billing, shipping and payment details.

Save and test your proxies. The existing Scotty Cameron guidance recommends ISP proxies, with residential and datacenter proxies as alternatives. Quality varies; compare a small setup before increasing task count.

See the existing Stella Proxies resource for proxy information.

Your cook group can provide release timing, product links and raffle instructions. Verify the mode and retailer requirements for the specific release.

Accounts & Login

1. Open Accounts in Stellar 4.0.
2. Create or select a ScottyCameron account group and choose Add Account.
3. Enter the account details requested, including its email and password, then save.
4. Select the saved account in your FCFS or Raffle task. Starting the task uses those credentials to log in and save the session.

Saving an account does not log in immediately. Clear Cookies removes the saved login session; the credentials remain and a task must log in again to create a new session.

Captcha Harvesters and Providers

FCFS and Raffle require a Captcha Provider. The current dropdowns offer Bot, Aycd, Capsolver and Capmonster. Monitor does not have a Captcha Provider field.

Choose Bot for challenges handled through Stellar captcha harvesters. Install Google Chrome, prepare a harvester and be ready to solve the challenge when its window appears.

Choose AYCD when your AYCD AutoSolve connection is configured. Follow the linked setup before selecting Aycd in the task.

Capsolver is a third-party solving service. Configure its key and available balance before choosing it.

Capmonster is another supported third-party solving service. Configure the matching key and balance first. A valid key alone does not guarantee a solve.

Task Overview

Supported Modes

• fcfs: first come, first served checkout. It can work independently or wait for a matching Monitor signal.
• raffle: the retailer’s raffle flow. Follow the specific release’s entry and eligibility instructions.
• monitor: checks availability and signals matching checkout tasks using Watch Task. It does not complete checkout.

FCFS Mode

The screenshot below shows ScottyCameron FCFS mode in Stellar 4.0.

• Name: optional task label.
• Mode: select fcfs.
• Profile: required checkout profile.
• Checkout Proxy: proxy group used for the checkout attempt.
• Product URL or Keywords: use the full product URL for the straightforward setup. The field also accepts keywords; use release-provided keyword instructions rather than guessing the format.
• Delay: retry delay in milliseconds. Current default 3000 ms; around 4000 ms is the existing starting recommendation.
• Account: select the saved account that should log in.
• Captcha Provider: Bot, Aycd, Capsolver or Capmonster. Configure your chosen method first.
• Start Time / End Time: optional task scheduling.
• Watch Task: wait for a matching Monitor task when enabled. With it off, the checkout task checks availability independently.
• Qty at the bottom: number of task rows to create. There is no separate item-quantity field in this form.

Raffle Mode

The screenshot below shows ScottyCameron Raffle mode in Stellar 4.0.

• Name: optional label.
• Mode: select raffle.
• Profile: required profile for the raffle flow.
• Checkout Proxy: proxy group used for the requests.
• Product URL’s: full raffle URLs. Separate multiple URLs with commas, as shown in the current field hint.
• Delay: retry delay; current default 3000 ms. Adjust based on connection quality and release instructions.
• Account: select your saved Scotty Cameron account.
• Captcha Provider: Bot, Aycd, Capsolver or Capmonster.
• Start Time / End Time: optional scheduling.
• Watch Task: the field is available in Raffle too. Leave it off for a standalone raffle unless the release instructions call for a matching monitor.
• Qty at the bottom: number of task rows. Follow the retailer’s entry limits.

The current hint illustrates multiple raffle URLs as https://www.scottycameron.com/raffle/raffle-1,https://www.scottycameron.com/raffle/raffle-2. These are format examples; replace them with the actual release links.

Monitor Mode

The screenshot below shows ScottyCameron Monitor mode in Stellar 4.0.

• Name: optional label.
• Mode: select monitor.
• Profile: the form shows a Profile selector, but it is not marked required. Monitor is not a purchase task.
• Monitor Proxy: proxy group for availability checks.
• Product URL: full URL for the product you want to monitor. Match the product targeted by your checkout task.
• Monitoring Delay: milliseconds between availability checks. The current default is 3000 ms; the existing 4000 ms starting guidance can be adjusted for your proxies.
• Reset Delay: milliseconds before monitoring resumes after stock is detected.
• Start Time / End Time: optional task scheduling.
• Qty at the bottom: number of Monitor task rows.

Product URL Example

The original product-link example is https://www.scottycameron.com/store/torch-flask-scotty-cameron-pinflag-6oz-onyx/. Use the actual URL for the item you want.

Monitor + FCFS Example

For a random restock, create a Monitor task and an FCFS task for the same product URL. Enable Watch Task on FCFS and start both. Waiting for Monitor Ping means the FCFS task is waiting for the monitor’s stock signal.

With Watch Task off, FCFS checks the product itself and attempts checkout. Monitor plus Watch Task can reduce duplicated checks during ongoing restocks, but it does not guarantee that proxies will avoid blocks.

FAQ

Do I need Monitor for every task?

No. A task with Watch Task off works independently. Use Monitor plus Watch Task for random restocks when appropriate; follow the release-specific instructions for timed drops and raffles.

When does my account log in?

After you save it using the account steps, select it in FCFS or Raffle. The task logs in when it runs; saving credentials alone does not create a session.

Which proxies should I use?

The existing Stella Proxies reference is preserved. ISP proxies are the earlier starting recommendation; residential and datacenter proxies can also work. Test the connection and increase delays when needed.

Common Errors and Troubleshooting

• Waiting for Monitor Ping: confirm Watch Task is intended and a Monitor task is running for the same product. Turn it off for an independent task.
• Login failure: verify the saved account credentials and the account selected in the task.
• Captcha not solving: confirm the provider selection and its setup. For Bot, check Chrome and harvester readiness; for a service, check the matching key, balance and connection.
• Product or raffle URL error: use the full URL for the correct release. Separate multiple raffle URLs with commas, without adding unrelated text.
• Proxy errors or blocked requests: test another working proxy group and increase delay rather than repeatedly retrying faster.
• No confirmed order or raffle success: check the retailer’s confirmation and release rules. Stock detection, carting and raffle submission are different from a completed purchase.

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