LMT-RS3-Ability-Tracker
OCVBot
| LMT-RS3-Ability-Tracker | OCVBot | |
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| 1 | 6 | |
| 3 | 51 | |
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| 5.0 | 9.4 | |
| 10 months ago | over 2 years ago | |
| Python | Python | |
| GNU General Public License v3.0 only | MIT License |
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LMT-RS3-Ability-Tracker
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I Made an Open-Source Ability Tracker
This tracker is made in python, with the source code and releases available here: GitHub. This means that everything is in plain view (uncompiled code) if anyone is worried about key-logging or anything like that. I spent the past couple of days trying to finish this ASAP, so the code isn't super at this moment, but I plan to keep working on it, hopefully with the input and help of some of you.
OCVBot
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0.4 Final Week
The testing suite of the project takes advantage of a photo viewer called feh, which is only available on Linux systems. I created a Ubuntu VM and attempted to run my tests. I ran into a host of issues, detailed here. Apparently Ubuntu couldn't display the images fast enough for the tester. Taking the project owner's advice, I installed Lubuntu which finally ended up working.
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0.4 Progress
My initial idea, outlined in the issue, was to click the scroll bar to get the desired world on the bottom of the screen, then blindly click the area where the world would be. I chose this method because the alternative was to use world needles, which meant taking screenshots of every single world.
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Prepping For 0.4
For 0.4, I wanted to continue my work on OCVBot. I wrote the switch_worlds_logged_out() function, so it makes sense to also work on switch_worlds_logged_in(), which is more complex.
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First PR for Release 0.3
With a good idea on how to continue, I created an issue.
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Fourth Contribution
For this contribution, I came across OCVBot, a very interesting project that uses CV (computer vision) to automate tasks in the game Old School RuneScape.
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0.2 Recap
PR 4
What are some alternatives?
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runelite - Open source Old School RuneScape client
Single-Image-Dehazing-Python - python implementation of the paper: "Efficient Image Dehazing with Boundary Constraint and Contextual Regularization"
leaks - Public information about RuneScape internals
JojosBizarreAdventurePoseEstimator - Using OpenCV and OpenPose to recognize reference poses.
rs-clicker - A clicker game for Runescape nostalgia
fishington.io-bot - Fishington.io bot with OpenCV and NumPy
BFS-Maze-Solver - A python script that uses Computer Vision and Data Structures & Algorithms to trace a solution path in a maze.
game-of-life - Conway's game of life web version!
osrs_basic_botting_functions - Functions for automating osrs botting using Python.
Quelea - Open source projection software for churches.
OS-Bot-COLOR - A lightweight desktop client & toolkit for writing, controlling and monitoring color-based automation scripts.