meetcadmus/l2-cv-bot

Simple Lineage II bot that uses CV to find possible targets and monitor HP/MP/CP

WIP

Simple Lineage II bot that uses CV to find possible targets and monitor HP/MP/CP.

Demonstration video:

Features

• Near and far NPC detection
• HP/MP/CP monitoring
• Mouse and keyboard emulation
• Stuck resolving
• TTS alarm subsystem (captcha, low HP, CP decreasing, etc.)
• Custom behavior support (LUA scripts)
• Buffs/debuffs monitoring

How to use

Interception driver is required for mouse and keyboard emulation.

1. Install Interception driver (start cmd.exe as Administrator, then run install-interception.exe /install) and reboot.
2. Run Lineage II client, select character and teleport to any exp/farm location.
3. Run run.bat "<title of the Lineage II client window>".
4. HP/CP/MP bars must be 100% at the moment of bot start, but if not, you should wait until they will be 100% and then press Space to reset bars position.
5. To stop press ESC or move mouse.

Default keyboard layout:

• F1 - Primary attack
• F2 - Next target
• F3 - Spoil
• F4 - Sweep
• F5 - Pick up
• F6 - Restore HP when <70%
• F7 - Restore MP when <70%
• F8 - Restore CP when <90%

Command line options

l2-cv-bot.exe:

--window    Lineage II window title or part of the title. Default: "Lineage II"
--debug     Show window with debug information. Default: true

run.bat only accepts window title.

Customization

Current version developed and tested using Windows 10 and Gracia Epilogue client, so with another Windows or Lineage II client it may not work.

• Edit run.bat to customize CV or keyboard layout for another client. Note that for colors are used HSV and BGR color models.
• Edit Brain.cpp to customize bot behavior and timings. Custom runtime behavior scripts currently aren't supported.
• OS related stuff placed in these files: Window.cpp, Capture.cpp, Input.cpp, Intercept.cpp.

Building

Using CMake and MSVC (Visual Studio 2017) on Windows:

1. Download and install CMake.
2. Download OpenCV binaries or build OpenCV manually (tested with OpenCV 3.4.2).
3. Set OpenCV_DIR environment variable to path of the OpenCV binaries.
4. Run build-vs15x64.bat for 64-bit OpenCV or build-vs15x32.bat for 32-bit OpenCV (or build.bat to provide custom arch, project generator and configuration).
5. Built executable and dependent dynamic libraries can be found in build-<arch>/<configuration> directory (e.g. build-x64/Release).

If Interception library building fails, try to install WDK.