This tutorial introduces an aimbot script designed for a first-person shooter game, specifically tailored for use in games like Valorant. The script utilizes color detection to identify enemy structures, represented by purple hue outlines.
Full written step by step guide on the code located here: https://www.slyautomation.com/blog/valorant-aimbot-with-color-detection-with-python/
Full written step by step guide for arduino stepup with usb host shield located here: https://www.slyautomation.com/blog/setting-up-valorant-aimbot-arduino-with-usb-host-shield-to-mouse/
The aimbot calculates target positions, adjusts field of view (FOV), and implements mouse actions accordingly. Threading is utilized to handle keyboard input for script termination while maintaining continuous execution. Additionally, limitations and potential inaccuracies due to color detection are discussed, highlighting the script's potential for detection by game anti-cheat systems.
The tutorial concludes with a demonstration and a mention of future videos exploring triggerbot implementation. The script's code is made available on GitHub for experimentation.
Click on the image to watch the video tutorial on how the code works:
Also check out this youtube video on setting with arduino and how the code works to send and recieve data:
Use this to detemine the upoint and lpoint in the script:
Credits to: https://github.com/mustaffxx/usb-host-shield-mouse for usb host shield thats compatible for razar, logitech and other mouses.