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I currently set it up to work with another AFK add on to alert me when I'm AFK for 23 minutes. This is different than the 'disconnect' alert.

You usually get kicked out at 25-30 minutes. I think I might try expanding the OSR to detect something on the Character Screen but haven't had much luck yet.

Would it be possible to add a feature to this where it alerts the user when a character has been AFK for 'X' minutes? Where 'X' is an amount of time set by the user in the .ps1 file? (Using the same notification methods already established - Pushbullet, Discord, etc.)

My thinking on how it would work:

1. A second scan box would be established over the chat window (with X,Y bounds that can be established in the ,ps1 file), and would be scanning for the line "You are now AFK: Away from Keyboard."
2. Once that occurs, a timer starts.
3. Once that timer reaches the amount of time set by the user in the .ps1 file (let's say 15-20 minutes), it then sends an alert to the user saying "Warning: Your character is about to be logged out for being AFK."

Thoughts? I figure since it's too late to ping off the "you are about to be disconnected" pop-up, the next best thing is triggering off the AFK message in chat, plus a timer that lasts the typical amount of time between going AFK and getting disconnected.

Hello,

When you have finished and click on the cross to exit, the window closes but the powershell.exe process continues to exist. This is a problem after a while

I just add "Stop-Process -Id $PID" at the end of file and it works
Is this the right way?

I'm trying to figure out what is triggering false positives in the OCR. Would it be possible to save any images that are recognized by the OCR to another directory for review later? That way I can review what caused it to flag positive.

I have 3 monitors on my setup (with WOW running in windowed mode), the auto-screenshot taken is somewhere between the 1st and 2nd monitors. I've set custom coords.

$useMyOwnCoordinates = "Yes" $topleftX = 2738 $topLeftY = 194 $bottomRightX = 1940 $bottomRightY = 373

^ This is the screenshot that get's taken

What am I missing here?