skill cheesing application

[iakoyipapgib]

Looking for anyone with decent experience with coding and the measures the game takes to determine if any funny business is going on. Basically I want to code a program that I can activate after getting into a raid that will perform various tasks that will give me experience towards my skills, and then use image recognition to determine when im no longer gaining xp at the optimal rate and swtich to the next skill. Its pretty much just going to be a really advanced macro scripted in python. Is this detectable?

[Egal]

Depending on the skills you want to level itll be easy, for example just hold shift+w+d for x seconds to level endurance or press r x amount of times to level sniper skill

To know when you stop gaining xp youd just have to test for example how many rounds you have to reload, you could alternatively just check the colors of specific pixels no need for image recognition altough you could implement that aswell with little effort

The problem youd be facing is emulating the needed inputs since using the mouse and the keyboard package will probably just get you banned. You could however use an arduino combined with a host shield


Not really worth it imo

[iakoyipapgib]

yeah checking the pixel color on the skills screen is what i meant by image recognition, thats weird cause Ive used the logitech ghub to make macros to do it in the past, with limited success. So the package that moves the peripherals would be what gets it detected most likely, that does make sense though. Alot of the reason Im doing this is to practice coding, could you elaborate on the arduino and host shield stuff? or any other ways i could achieve this while bypassing having to use the mouse and keyboard input libraries? I appreciate it btw srry pretty new to all this

[Egal]

Originally Posted by iakoyipapgib

yeah checking the pixel color on the skills screen is what i meant by image recognition, thats weird cause Ive used the logitech ghub to make macros to do it in the past, with limited success. So the package that moves the peripherals would be what gets it detected most likely, that does make sense though. Alot of the reason Im doing this is to practice coding, could you elaborate on the arduino and host shield stuff? or any other ways i could achieve this while bypassing having to use the mouse and keyboard input libraries? I appreciate it btw srry pretty new to all this

You could use logitech and make a macro manually or write a lua script for ghub that probably wouldnt get you banned since its a signed driver

Using python to input the keystrokes would be the easiest option and would work for ****** ACs like vac but I dont think BE will let you do that (Ive never actually tested it tho)

You could use the Arduino to emulate a mouse and keyboard, just make sure to disconnect your actual mouse and keyboard since some ACs dont like it when you have multiple mice connected at the same time


If you want to go overkill you could move your mouse with some motors and use some pistons to hit specific keys on your keyboard, add some humanisation and youre almost undetectable xD