Dominating an Online Multiplayer Game using Python and OpenCV.

Testing the limits to see if we get banned by playing over 30 hours straight. We will use object detection techniques to bot this game and come out on top of the leader boards.

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[kylebennett]

"I'm no Code Bullet, it will probably work in a few tries" lol ya had to do him dirty like that

[Diddykonga]

"The bot would close the leaderboards, for some reason"
Sigma Bot confirmed.

[sgt]

i feel like the contract was to make a system to detect bots, or some single player offline mode XD

[likebootom]

bruv, when this game first launched on discord, the first thing I did is play for 5 minutes, and then making a script that could autofish. That took me two days since I am not that good, mostly because I couldn't find the right libraries, but when it did... I destroyed all of my friends at the game. Good days.

[dankmemer]

As others have mentioned, running in a headless browser would greatly increase efficiency and most like solve browser crashing issues. That way you could also have a bunch of bots without needing to run endless browser windows. I would redesign the bot to read values from memory instead of template matching as template matching is expensive. If I get some time off from work I might do this. Good video

[foobar]

Cool video! You can send ctrl + w to close a tab in chrome and ctrl + shift + t to re-open the tab you just closed. Add one more thread & class to "reset fishing from start after sleeping X hours" and you're done.

[mokgatlha]

Saw this Bot 2 yrs ago, and I got inspired to learn python, and to use the similar approach, I attempted to use a bot to trade Binary Options, well not for hours like in this game, but I am getting stuck with the computer vision, in particular reading numbers, some are not read well, but the basic functionality is there, thank you for inspiration

[rhmagalhaes]

I think the bot contract was to test future improvements. Maybe they don't have a dedicated person to keep testing and your bot would solve it. Then apply AI. And so on. 😉

[daselsdis]

I'll try this myself the return to this video and see how I did un comparison to you and what can I get better at. Nice video probably! xd

[homiebears]

can you make bots in rhythm game?
I found a tutorial on piano tiles, but it doesn't really help if the game uses different colored notes, I also found a tutorial on guitar hero, but it's too difficult for me to follow because he doesn't explain the code in the video like you usually do.

[maverick]

What a coincidence! I came across this python bot in its non-functional form a couple weeks ago and can't believe someone came across the same script and decided to update it so much. Thanks, awesome video!

[goodbobonline]

Your videos always interest me because I love to think of how I could exploit a game if I knew how to make a bot to play it for me. More for the challenge of making something like that then actually beating a game. How did you work you way to this level of coding? Do you know of any recourses I could use to get practice coding bots or simple AIs?

[ervyjtj]

Very cool. How do you get output from it for something simple like number of fish in basket?

[e_newman]

2:17

> TrackManiaForever

Next vid confirmed? :D

[marekslazak]

Hey, so i was wondering. If your bot works perfectly fine, and you know it (either you tested it or you're arrogant enough to just "know" there are no bugs [not talking about you, just what i would sometimes do, to my demise]), is it possible to run it on something like a docker container? What i mean by that is to let it think it has screen, and still read data from it without actually having the screen. It kinda feels weird to occupy your workspace for 24h+. And the electricity isn't cheap... Better yet - can it be run in a cloud?

[pinaz]

If this is a browser game, you might be able to just spoof the server and tell it what it expects to hear. There's no telling how much they put in the hands of the client that they shouldn't have. A common rookie mistake is to assume that data that's calculated client-side can be trusted. It can't. Once that code is running on someone else's computer, you can't trust anything it says.

[NightFyreTV]

Really enjoyed this video my dude, well done. Clear and concise as well.

[mikhadavids]

Nice video, I miss the old logo :)

What happened to the open CV tutorial series you were making a few months ago? It stopped after two weeks.
Will open CV eventually be included in the new tutorial series?

[mateiardeleanu]

yo that ban hammer stock clip was hot wtf

[KILLRXNOEVIRUS]

What's the fail rate when a fish bites with the bot?