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This is Edmond 2.0, a Python-programmed bot using GUI Automation (PyAutoGUI library) and image recognition (OpenCV) that completely automated the entire “trading” process in my favorite video game, Realm of the Mad God.; facilitated game objectives including publishing trade offers, communicating with both sellers and buyers, selecting the items…

  • Updated Oct 2, 2020
  • Python

pyClicker is a Python program that automates mouse clicks. It utilizes the PyAutoGUI library to perform the clicking action and the keyboard library to start and stop the clicking process. Users can customize the start and stop buttons according to their preferences. With pyClicker, repetitive clicking tasks can be completed with ease.

  • Updated Aug 4, 2023
  • Python

This is a Python program for spamming messages using the PyAutoGUI library. The user is prompted to provide a start button, a stop button, and a file containing the messages to be spammed. The program continuously listens for the start button to be pressed, and if it is, it reads the messages from the file and starts spamming them.

  • Updated Jan 16, 2023
  • Python

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