I love this series! Why stop?

Instead of if statements, use max() and min()...

I love opencv and it’s an awesome way to automate games. I once made a bot in an mmo using opencv for the fun of it. You should keep up the game automation series!

Thank you Sir so much for these inspirational videos. Your videos inspired me to pursue automation and I've completed my course in browser automation using Python.

Hi! Thank you for yet another great video.

Dude you're a beast man. Love your channel! 💪🏻

This a cool video, I think you could make do with the slow adb commands if you tried to predict the path that the ball traveled. You could run a linear fit on the first few screenshots and check if it would hit a wall or if it would go though the paddle area with a simple linear intersection calculation, that way you're only sending one swipe command instead of using all of the bandwidth that adb has to send a command for every y value. Collisions with the wall are pretty easy to model since they seem perfectly elastic, also even without doing that you could still use this approach but just start the fit over after a collision

Just ran across your video. Great Stuff! Really looking forward to the higher performance stuff because i'm currently battling with it myself. Specifically speed. I'm having a lot of trouble doing swipe gestures at fast speeds.

With regards to it missing the ball when it goes wild, there's probably something that can be done to improve it by leveraging the "deflections" off the walls. That way the paddle could go directly to the landing spot rather than follow the y-coord

omg how did i not find your channel earlier?! good stuff you just earned my sub

the man writes code like its his mother tongue lol

Great video! I think I know a way though you could possibly improve detection performance without rooting. KitKat and above includes a screen recording api. On my essential phone and nexus 6p i can reliably get about 60fps over USB-c.

i think PyVirtualDisplay would help a lot !

To get hands dirty and to have fun at the same time! I love your approach!

Ever since I saw someone using OpenCV to play the beach volleyball game in Mario Odyssey I really wanted to know how they did it, and I guess this explains the basics it pretty well. Thanks!

Excellent video. Recommend to improve performance WITHOUT rooting the phone to see how good you can get the performance. Will force best coding techniques - squeeze it as much as possible!

please do the high performance version

I'd love to see the next one. I'm working on a similar thing like this, but a little more complicated... Like, automating Pokemon go xD

That's quality content

I have learned a bunch of python things because of Engineer Man