A high-performance, pixel-based triggerbot with universal detection capabilities.

⚡ Benchmark

Lynx TriggerBot achieves industry-leading reaction times of 10-15ms on average! This is significantly faster than human reaction time (200-250ms) and outperforms most other solutions.

✅ Tested on HumanBenchmark.com with consistent sub-15ms results!

🚀 Features

• 🖥️ Desktop Duplication API for ultra-fast screen capture with minimal overhead
• 🎯 Universal pixel-change detection that works with any application
• 🔄 Adaptive sensitivity that automatically adjusts to different scenarios
• ⚙️ Customizable configuration with easy-to-edit settings
• 🔍 Reference frame reset logic for improved accuracy
• 📊 Performance tracking with real-time reaction time display
• 🎮 Natural click simulation with randomized timing

🔧 Installation

1. Download the latest release from the Releases page
2. Extract the ZIP file to a location of your choice
3. Run TriggerBot.exe

📝 Configuration Guide

The application creates a config.txt file on first launch with default settings. Here's what each setting does, explained in simple terms:

Basic Settings

• hold_mode (Default: 1)

  • What it does: Controls how the trigger button works
  • Options: 1 = Hold down the button to activate, 0 = Press once to turn on/off
  • In simple terms: Choose whether you need to keep holding a key or just press it once to activate

• hold_key (Default: left_alt)

  • What it does: The key you press to activate the triggerbot
  • Common options: left_alt, left_shift, left_ctrl, etc.
  • In simple terms: This is the button you press to make the bot work

• tap_time (Default: 100)

  • What it does: How long the mouse click lasts in milliseconds
  • Range: 10-500 recommended (lower = faster clicks)
  • In simple terms: Controls how quick the mouse click is (100ms = 1/10th of a second)

Detection Settings

• scan_area_x and scan_area_y (Default: 8)

  • What it does: Size of the detection area at screen center
  • Range: 2-32 recommended (higher values check more pixels but use more CPU)
  • In simple terms: How big of an area around your crosshair to check for enemies

• change_sensitivity (Default: 40.0)

  • What it does: How much a pixel must change to count as different
  • Range: 10-100 recommended (lower = more sensitive)
  • In simple terms: How noticeable a change needs to be to trigger a shot

• pixel_change_threshold (Default: 15)

  • What it does: How many pixels need to change before firing
  • Range: 1-30 recommended (lower = more sensitive)
  • In simple terms: How many "different" pixels needed before the bot clicks

Advanced Features

• reaction_time_min and reaction_time_max (Default: 0)

  • What it does: Adds a random delay before firing (in milliseconds)
  • Range: 0-300 recommended (0 = no delay, instant firing)
  • In simple terms: Makes your reactions more human-like by adding a small delay

• adaptive_mode (Default: true)

  • What it does: Automatically adjusts sensitivity based on what's happening
  • Options: true = on, false = off
  • In simple terms: Makes the bot smarter by learning what works best

• use_universal_mode (Default: true)

  • What it does: Uses a detection method that works with almost any game
  • Options: true = on, false = off
  • In simple terms: Makes the bot compatible with more games

Visuals and Debugging

• debug_mode (Default: true)

  • What it does: Shows technical information in the console window
  • Options: true = on, false = off
  • In simple terms: Displays helpful information about what the bot is doing

• show_overlay (Default: true)

  • What it does: Shows a visual box around your detection area
  • Options: true = on, false = off
  • In simple terms: Let's you see exactly what area the bot is checking

🔎 Tips for New Users

1. Start with default settings - The default configuration works well for most games
2. Adjust scan area first - If it's not working, try increasing scan_area_x and scan_area_y
3. Lower thresholds for faster reactions - Decrease pixel_change_threshold for more sensitivity
4. Add reaction time for safety - Set reaction_time_min and reaction_time_max to values like 50-150 to appear more human-like
5. Use debug mode - Keep debug_mode on to see what the bot is detecting

🛠️ Building from Source

Prerequisites

• CMake 3.10 or higher
• C++17 compatible compiler
• DirectX SDK

Build Steps

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/lynxapp/triggerbot.git
cd triggerbot

# Create build directory
mkdir build
cd build

# Configure and build
cmake ..
cmake --build .

🧩 Architecture

The project is organized into several modules:

• features: Core functionality classes
• graphics: Screen capture using Desktop Duplication API
• input: Keyboard/mouse input handling
• config: Configuration management
• performance: Performance measurement utilities
• ui: Console UI helpers

📜 License

"Do Whatever The Fuck You Want" - Sam Hoque

See the LICENSE.md file for the full terms.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is provided for educational purposes only. The authors are not responsible for any misuse or violation of terms of service for any software or games.