> Make sense to me now since I tend to always use up all troops in battle I might overlook that. By detecting gold & elixir change, do you detect change in that screen region (pixelchecksum) or actually read gold & elixir to compare? How would it handle when you get 3 stars or ba
It's not sufficient to detect When Home button appears: all troops and spells may not have been used for the battle. In this case, return home appears only after 3min timeout. Also, depending you get at least one star or not, the button is either "Surrender" or "End battle", with
Rather detect gold and elixir change.
I thought about it but didn't tested it. Anyway LF robot is toi buggy to be usable.
Also, i dont have any issue with imagesearch on barracks, troops etc. But i'm developing my bot in java, notre using autour.
You can do the same with image search quicker and without having to have first pixel of the nimber. And it's way less brute force.
> I only managed to locate the gem values in the coc main screen in BMP and PNG format. It's really quite hard to use imagesearch as it is really picky on the image. Image size is also a big concern. I browsed again on the coc-en files and found out a lot of similar numbers of di
+1 on this, the chinese bots are full of bugs and... Trojans.
You have to compute the window position and size. Autoit has all the necessary function to get the window position and size.
This is useless. There is not need to train it for every number, that's absolutely not how OCR works.
You don't even need a tutorial for that, it's pretty simple: 1. Make Pngs of numbers from 0 to 9, 2. Capture the part of the screen containing the numbers, 3. Use image search algorithm to find the position of the number by testing all of them, 4. Order the found numbers by incre
Right, i'm also experimenting glyph recognition algorithm, and i get almost 100% success. And it's way easier than using Tesseract, although it requires to make png files of each displayed number (but in a matter of minutes you get this done using Gimp or Paint.net).
