What it does
ADB, OpenCV and a trained troop detector interpret the match before each tap. The maker frames it as research and notes that automation violates Supercell's terms.
Playable demos & bots
Plays Clash Royale on a real Android device by choosing a strategy, card and legal square from live screen perception.
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ADB, OpenCV and a trained troop detector interpret the match before each tap. The maker frames it as research and notes that automation violates Supercell's terms.
A developer can adapt this code to automate other live systems. The software breaks a complex action into a series of multiple-choice questions. It sends the current situation to an outside AI service, TypeSafe. The service answers these questions in order to decide what to do next.
This project requires an access key that connects the app to TypeSafe. It also needs a modified phone and a custom image-recognition tool. Using an automated bot breaks the game creator's rules. This makes the original software strictly a research experiment.