Cannot get the bot to click

[eric-mathison]

I've been trying out this project and it looks really great with the exception that 90% of the time I cannot get the bot to react or react fast enough to the bobber. Most of the time, the bot won't even click.

I'm at a loss as how to address this issue as I've set all reactions/delays to 0 or 5ms. If they could be disabled, I disabled them. I tried setting the sensitivity to 3 and check time to 1ms. I can't get it to click. Not even early clicks.

What is the bot looking for exactly? Maybe if I know that I can play around with something (angles/game settings).

Any help is appreciated.

[jsbots]

Which game do you use the bot with? The bot has different sensitivity logic for different games. Sensitivity value is also measured in pixels, meaning the higher the value the less sensitive the bot is to jerking, so 1 in your case is better.

The functionality of checking is pretty simple: the bot finds a red/blue pixel of given Threshold, when there's a change of color for that pixel the bot checks all the pixels with color of given Threshold around that pixel for given px value - how far it should check around that pixel (sensitivity) and if it finds one it sticks to it, then it waits for change of color of that pixel.

For Dragonflight it's different because the animation of the bobber is much faster there.

Also, try from 3rd person view.

[eric-mathison]

OK that makes sense. I must have read it backwards. I'm testing this on a vanilla pserver.

As an update I've managed to get some clicks now lowering sensitivity to 1, check time to 10ms and playing with the camera distance while in 3rd person.

I believe (and correct me if I'm wrong) but the bobber size (effects the pixel diff) and color threshold all have an influence on bob detection.

With your premium version with sound detection, I'd assume it nullifies all this. My question though is do you listen for the sound as a speaker > mic loop or using the internal game sounds? I usually fish with my sound muted.

[jsbots]

Which vanilla pserver exactly? If it's turtle wow then the issue is in uncomplete animation of the jerking there, so yes, you need sound detection to make the bot work there properly.

With your premium version with sound detection, I'd assume it nullifies all this. My question though is do you listen for the sound as a speaker > mic loop or using the internal game sounds? I usually fish with my sound muted.

I haven't found a way to detect the sound unless it's used by Media Streams API and the only way to make it work was to listen to every output sound on the system, so you won't be able to listen to music, for example, but you can just turn off your speakers.

[eric-mathison]

OK thanks I'll give the premium version a shot. Great work on this 👏