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This looks super cool but I really don't have the time to do proper testing for it. If anybody has tried it out, please let me know how the stability is! Also I would rather not have the experimental features (gold related) in the main branch, I'd be willing to make an experimental branch if you want though? I think stability is one of the most important things, especially for something that you'd expect to run in the background for even days at a time. I'm generally against adding too many bells and whistles for that reason, but the non-experimental changes seem very reasonable to merge. Thank you again for your contributions! |
Hi, the main point would be like over"blocking" the wrong recognition, 9 and sometimes 8 gets seen as 0 |
Rewrote most of the logic, reorganized the images & included things from Detergent13#91 Key Changes: - Argument parsing - Add `--ffearly` when running to forfeit early - Initial verbosity enablement (`-v`/`--verbose`) - To be updated further to actually utilize this setting - Re-add `Exit Now` detection for when you are eliminated (non-winning / early ff scenarios) - Path in counter-clockwise diamond for shared draft stages - Gold logic for smarter decisions / less invalid clicks - Ability to pause/resume bot using `Alt+P` - Ability to restart bot mid-match Complete Code Overhaul: - Event-loop based architecture (instead of event-bubbling based) - Reorg imports - Introduce "constants" style paths, allowing cleaner re-use
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@RomeoAlphaEkko But in terms of compatibility, this branch/code will likely not merge/rebase cleanly with the changes I made since I've overhauled nearly the entire repo -- no worries though for now since I don't want to merge my fork upstream unless @Detergent13 decides they want that, again since it's nearly an entire rewrite and fairly decently more complicated than this in both in terms of code complexity and functionality |
If you want to use these changes, please check out @Kyrluckechuck's fork at https://github.com/Kyrluckechuck/TFT-Bot! It's orders of magnitude more feature-rich than my original. |
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