sample01.mp4
Install AutoIt, download this project, unzip it and run Game_MuvLuv.au3.
The game window is windowed and is resized to 1264x712 (see The Assist). This demo show the auto farming sample in "メイズ探索" (Maze Exploration). Notice the "Enable Maze Farming" button is checked on the GUI of this script at the beginning of this demo video.
Assume the game(s) is/are played on the dmm games player.
When playing this game and farming the "メイズ探索", my phone heats and the battery drains, which is the reason why the script(s) was/were written as I was using Klick'r to automate gacha games on Android, but later I do not play them too much since I have sensed it's the media art appearance of them that makes distractions to me rather than their game system and forms interesting me.
In game system, they are just leisures and well organized presentations where the same operations and decision-making forms inside. Maybe the repeating is the game itself in most cases such as life but if so where the reincarnation happens? Wired.
The script(s) can be directly ran by AutoIt, an automation software on Windows. And there are some OpenCV-related files with thanks to the implementation of AutoIt-OpenCV-COM.
The algorithm of finding template in OpenCV is based on the covariance of two images by default so if the original image is averagely changed like changing lightness it would be still matched as the covariance is not changed too much. The complexity of it is the multiply of the pixels of the two images respectively. The implementation of it works on CPU.
I initially tried to use AutoHotkey, but the function "ImageSearch" in its library is too simple to search image. After getting my hands dirty for days, I got this solution. Because the farming has been finished, this repository will not be updated anymore.
But there may be some more decent softwares that implement the behaviors in the script(s), and may have interface to capture image, edit image, set logic, set operations, etc. Like Klick'r on Android.
However, the script(s) has/have been written anyway. Who cares.
Mainly the assist aims to do the repeating operations in some scenarios. There aren't much detailed words to describe this assist. Make sure the game window is windowed and resized to 1280x720 by SmartSystemMenu making the game window size 1264x712.
SmartSystemMenu may influence some 3D games performance. For example, the refresh rate will be unexpectedly low while moving mouse to change direction. So it is not recommended to keep it running in the background all the time.
Repeating operations scenarios:
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Consecutive 5 battles in story or event (not the event of new story episode) (メインストーリー／イベント). Repeat clicking "quest enter", "battle enter", "skip" and "next". The assist running will be stopped when entering to an adv scene.
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Battle Simulation (バトルシミュレーション). Repeat clicking "room enter", "battle enter", "skip" and "next". The assist running will be stopped when a battle fails and it is as-is in other scenarios.
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Maze exploration (メイズ探索). Repeat clicking "maze enter", "team makeup done", "skip", "route select", "select helper", "leave (mid-shop)", "done (when final shop costs all stones)". If there are no errors to happen this scenario will be repeated endlessly if the daily things buying limit is reached. When the maze farming is checked, the assist will auto buying other things at the end of a maze exploration loop.
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Tactical Exercise (戦術演習). It has the same button as battle simulation.
Basically, the script(s) just implement(s) clicking a image, so the scenarios above are ideal situations.
I use ShareX to capture the game window and use ImageGlass to crop the image and get the rect of area for template images.
The images in the directory "Games" are captured from its game. Their relative area rectangle infos are hard coded in the script(s) while the directory "Games/Irismysteria" is not used.
The directory "Libs" has OpenCV4120 lib and the corresponding AutoIt-OpenCV-COM libs.
The "Patak.jpg" in the directory "Res" is a wallpaper from KDE plasma. It can be found in plasma workspaces wallpapers.
The script "Test_OpenCV.au3" is a modified example from one of samples in AutoIt-OpenCV-COM.