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AimAhead
The fastest AI powered Aimbot
AimAhead is an AI-powered aim assist tool designed for high-speed target acquisition. It captures the screen, processes the image through a selected AI model to detect enemies, and then aims towards them. Optimized for NVIDIA graphics cards, AimAhead converts ONNX models to TensorRT engine files for enhanced performance, achieving between 100 to 200 cycles per second depending on the model used. -
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MinecraftModManager
program to manage installation of Minecraft Mods for client and server
When completed it should allow simultaneous launch of one instance of client & one instance of server with selected mods installed & runtime configurations. It should be able to capture output streams so that informative text regarding java exceptions can be forwarded to the appropriate modders. ---Have not yet decided whether to perform the above via text-file capture or console buffer. UI will be implemented with wxwidgets, to enable full functionality on all supported platforms.
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