Writing my own triggerbot in python - is this easily detected?

[Awesome Smile]

Hey there, I'm a computer science student and still a beginner, especially with videogames, and recently started writing some bots and scripts for my games, but I dont know anything about anticheats, memory reading, processes and all that stuff :S (except like modifying single player game values with cheat engine, but that doesnt count)


Anyways, I'm wondering if I could write a triggerbot just using python, nothing visual, just using some kind of library like opencv to detect colors near my crosshair (center of screen), and send a leftclick when it sees them? :P is this easily detected and banned?

[Toxic.dll]

Yes its easy to detect and you will end up banned

The unique colorbots that arent 100% detect are the ones running the script on the second PC and using hardware

[hellcatclub]

this will work fine as long as you use keyboard for input rather than sending left click, you can bind fire to something like K and use pywin32's Post Message function to send clicks the exact same way. wouldnt suggest doing this in higher elo though (immo2+ is risky territory)

[Jihadist1212]

There’s 50 of those on UC with source already, you can just work off one of those projects if you wanna save time. They do not auto ban simple python trigger bots as long as you use keyboard input, like the gentlemen above me pointed out, but it definitely won’t pass manual review.

[SuspectCheats]

A Python triggerbot using OpenCV is easy to detect since anti-cheats monitor processes and unusual input. Using an Arduino or Raspberry Pi Pico to emulate mouse clicks is much harder to detect and a great learning experience. In the end its worth the extra effort.