Machine Learning Computer Vision for World of Warcraft Monster Detection using roboflow.com

[@Inflamarie]

How many wolves to hit max level?

[@iqbalravelino5975]

cool man

[@bassamel-ashkar4005]

only problem is, how will you get your bot to go to kill targets after it has detected them? Can you make something like that? because i tried doing this with opencv and I'm not able to get the bot to automatically go to the target. it walks but not to the direction it should go to.

[@astralmaster1692]

Its all fun and games till you gotta get the code to actively record you screen and take actions

[@iandreopoulos]

I haven't played the game, but based on your description, you could likely use OpenCV as suggested to detect targets and identify their x and y coordinates. Once the target is detected, you could move the mouse to the target's position. Afterward, you could use PyAutoGUI to simulate key presses or mouse actions, such as clicking or triggering mouse-bound actions.

[@bassamel-ashkar4005]

@@iandreopoulos I use AI to get cordinates, but the problem is getting the character to move to the location of the monsters in game, because ingame world distance is a 3D, while if you make the character go to where the mouse is, being calculated as a 2D. game is BDO. Either said than done.

[@Dr.misfortune-n1q]

@@bassamel-ashkar4005 In World of Warcraft, there’s this "Click to Move" feature that lets your character move wherever you right-click, even to attack targets. The only problem is getting it to stick to one target

[@bassamel-ashkar4005]

@@Dr.misfortune-n1q I have made a bot that can do this even without the click to move feature. it calculates the 2D to a 3D coordinations then character moves to this codinates, its not very reliable though.

[@alexanderkartvelian4274]

Develop this idea mate! please :)