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    knotwizard

    knotwizard

    Friendship bracelet knitting pattern editor

    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Pokerbot: Pokerstars Partypoker GGPoker

    Pokerbot: Pokerstars Partypoker GGPoker

    Self playing pokerbot for partypoker, pokerstars and GGPoker

    Please visit the wiki page for documentation how to run the bot http://www.github.com/dickreuter/Poker/ This pokerbot plays automatically on Partypoker, Pokerstars and GGPoker. It works with image recognition, montecarlo simulation and a basic genetic algorithm. The mouse is moved automatically and the bot can play for hours. All open source and you are welcome to contribute. New tables can easily be mapped with a new user interface.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    WeChat Jump Game

    WeChat Jump Game

    WeChat "Jump Jump" Python Assist

    WeChat Jump Game is a Python automation project for the WeChat mini game “Jump Jump.” It uses screenshots, image recognition, and distance estimation to calculate how long the screen should be pressed for each jump. The project was created as a technical experiment around a popular 2.5D timing game where the character must jump from one platform to another. It supports automatic play, allowing the script to detect positions and control jumps through connected-device tooling. ...
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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