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    NeuralBot

    NeuralBot

    A general purpose aimbot, which uses a neural network for enemy/target

    NeuralBot is a general-purpose aimbot that utilizes neural networks for enemy or target detection. Unlike traditional aimbots that may interact directly with game memory, NeuralBot functions as a "pixel bot," analyzing on-screen pixels to identify targets. This approach makes it versatile across various first-person shooter games without modifying game files.
    Downloads: 26 This Week
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    Aimmy

    Aimmy

    Universal Second Eye for Gamers with Impairments

    Aimmy is a source-available AI-based aim alignment tool created for gamers who have difficulty aiming because of physical, visual, coordination, or accessibility-related limitations. It uses computer vision to analyze screen captures and identify target-like objects without directly modifying game files. The project is built in C# with .NET, WPF, DirectML, ONNX, and YOLOv8. It includes a full graphical interface so users can adjust detection confidence, field of view, movement behavior, visual feedback, models, and configurations without writing code. Aimmy also supports model and configuration swapping, including community-made resources through its own ecosystem. Because it can affect gameplay fairness, it should be considered appropriate only for accessibility use, private testing, or contexts where the game rules explicitly allow assistive tools.
    Downloads: 19 This Week
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