🎮 battlefield-track

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Battlefield tool suite: screen analyzer, keybind editor, data visualizer

📥 Download

1. Download the latest release from the link above
2. Extract the archive (WinRAR / 7-Zip)
3. Run python main.py (or see Usage below)
4. Configure settings in config.yaml

Config

The config.yaml file lets you tweak various settings. Here's a sample:

analyzer:
 debug: False
 region: # Region of screen to analyze (x1, y1, x2, y2)
 x1: 0
 y1: 0
 x2: 800
 y2: 600
 pixel_threshold: 200
renderer:
 overlay_enabled: True
 crosshair_color: "red"
 crosshair_size: 15
 font_path: 'path/to/your/font.ttf' #Optional, defaults to a built-in font
handler:
 hotkey_toggle_analyzer: "F9"
 hotkey_: "F10"

• analyzer.debug: Enable debug prints.
• analyzer.region: Defines the screen region to analyze. Adjust these coordinates to match the area of interest.
• analyzer.pixel_threshold: The pixel intensity threshold for detection.
• renderer.overlay_enabled: Toggles the overlay display.
• renderer.crosshair_color: Sets the color of the crosshair.
• renderer.crosshair_size: Sets the size of the crosshair in pixels.
• handler.hotkey_toggle_analyzer: Hotkey to enable/disable the analyzer.
• handler.hotkey_: Hotkey to trigger a specific action

FAQ

The tool isn't detecting pixels correctly. What do I do?

First, double-check the analyzer.region in your config.yaml. Make sure it accuely reflects the area you're trying to analyze. Also, experiment with the analyzer.pixel_threshold. A higher value requires brighter pixels to trigger a detection, while a lower value is more sensitive.

The overlay is flickering. Any ideas?

Flickering can sometimes happen due to refresh e issues or conflicts with other overlays. Try reducing the analysis frequency, or disabling other overlays to see if that helps.

Can I use different hotkeys?

Absolutely! Edit the handler.hotkey_toggle_analyzer and handler.hotkey_ settings in config.yaml. Make sure the hotkeys you choose don't conflict with other applications.

Requirements

• Python 3.11+
• Required Python packages:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Packages include: PyYAML, Pillow, keyboard, pynput, opencv-python. These cover handling settings, image processing, hotkey management, and screen .

Changelog

• 1.2.0:

• Added keybind editor

• Improved pixel detection accuracy

• Fixed overlay flickering issues

• 1.1.0:

• Added hotkey support

• Improved configuion loading

• 1.0.0:

• Initial release

• Basic screen analysis and overlay functionality## Overview

• Screen analysis: Analyzes a specified region of your screen for pixel changes.

• Overlay: Displays an overlay with a crosshair, providing visual feedback.

• Crosshair: Customizable crosshair for aiming assistance.

• Pixel detection: Detects pixels based on configurable threshold.

• Hotkey automation: Automate actions using hotkeys.

• Configuion: All settings are configurable via config.yaml.

• Keybind Editor: Edit and manage keybinds through the GUI.

Troubleshooting

• Missing requirements.txt: If you get errors about missing modules, make sure you've run pip install -r requirements.txt.
• Incorrect screen region: Double-check the region settings in config.yaml. Incorrect coordinates will lead to inaccue analysis.
• Performance issues: Analyzing a large screen region or using a very low pixel_threshold can impact performance. Reduce the region size or increase the threshold.

How to Run

To get started, simply run core.py.

python engine.py

Make sure you have all the requirements installed (see below). The tool will start analyzing your screen and display an overlay (if enabled in the config).

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