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Running multiple locations is a dead giveaway. Real people don't do that. Real people run maps, and if they're unlucky or reckless and run out of maps then they go back to their farming zone until they have more maps.

If you want to get down and dirty, download the opencv library. This page from the OpenCV documentation details how to check for similarity. USE THE PSNR METHOD--this is a direct pixel comparison. SSIM is an adaptive similarity method, so that things which -look- similar will return a higher level of similarity confidence, but because you are comparing identical things there is no reason to go to the extra effort and put in the extra processing power required for SSIM. You can also ignore everything about the video stream--use cv2.imread instead. Documentation for imread here.You could set up an interesting method to read the next image by defining a variable that adds 1 at the end of a while() loop, and then save your images in ascending numeric count.

can't natively use an aftermarket fix

This is awesome. Hopefully we will be able to filter loot so that we can pick up all of those lovely iron rings.

1.4a broke everything for me, as well. There is something strange that is happening in the configuration files... as a test, I copied out the config files that the GUI generated, and then tried running them in a vanilla copy of EB and it shared the same symptoms as when I was trying to use it with the GUI. Replaced the old one with the configs that I set up manually and they worked just like they did before. I'll try and use my limited skills to dig in a little bit more and see if I can find what option is specifically causing the problem. EDIT: The system.ini file that the GUI is generating does not have any of the sleep time settings, including for the area select. I think that this is what's causing all of the problems.