raidslegends

raid shadow

Native Raid window helper

A Win32 helper library is provided in src/main/native for clicking and capturing the "Raid: Shadow Legends" game window without moving the mouse. Build the DLL on Windows with MinGW:

cd src\main\native
build.bat

This produces build\RaidClient.dll exporting:

• BOOL clickRaid(int x, int y) — post a left click to the game window
• BOOL captureRaid(const char* path) — save the client area as a BMP file

Python farmer

A minimal farmer script inspired by rslhelper resides in rsl_farmer.py. It uses PyAutoGUI to click the "Start"/"Replay" button and detect when a run has finished. PyAutoGUI is available on PyPI and can be installed from your terminal with python -m pip install pyautogui, or via the requirements file below.

Install dependencies and prepare configuration:

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt  # installs PyAutoGUI and other dependencies

Edit config.ini to set the screen coordinates of the "Start"/"Replay" button. Create an images/ directory in the project root and place one or more screenshots that signify a completed run (e.g. "Victory" or "Defeat" banners) inside it. The farmer will consider the run finished when any image in that directory appears on screen.

You can grab the coordinates with the helper script (run from a terminal, not the Python help> prompt):

You can grab the coordinates with the helper script:

python grab_coords.py

On Windows you can instead double‑click run_grab_coords.bat which launches the same helper and keeps the window open after it prints the final coordinates.

If PyAutoGUI isn't installed you'll see a message explaining how to add it. Once the script is running, move the cursor over the "Start"/"Replay" button and press Ctrl+C. The final x, y values printed to the terminal can be copied into config.ini.

Move the cursor over the "Start"/"Replay" button and press Ctrl+C. The final x, y values printed to the terminal can be copied into config.ini.

Run the farmer from a shell (not the Python help> prompt):

python rsl_farmer.py --runs 10

Use --config to point to a different configuration file if needed.

You can also configure and launch the script through a small GUI:

python rsl_farmer.py --gui

On Windows, double‑click run_farmer_gui.bat to open the same window.

Run the farmer from a shell (not the Python help> prompt):

python rsl_farmer.py --runs 10

Use --config to point to a different configuration file if needed.

Install dependencies and run the farmer:

Run these commands from a shell (not the Python help> prompt):

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt  # installs PyAutoGUI and other dependencies


PyAutoGUI is available on PyPI and can be installed with `pip install pyautogui`
or via the requirements file below.


Install dependencies and run the farmer:

```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt  # installs PyAutoGUI and other dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

python rsl_farmer.py --start-x 1000 --start-y 800 --complete-img victory.png --runs 10

complete-img should point to an image that appears when the run ends (for example, a screenshot of the "Victory" banner).

Instead of supplying command line arguments, you can launch a small configuration window:

python rsl_farmer.py --gui
# or simply:
python rsl_farmer.py

The GUI lets you capture the start button coordinates, choose the completion image and tweak run settings.