Automatic Death Counter for Elden Ring

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • github.com/Edd...
    note the bug with clicking file explorer at the end of the video
    you can edit the deaths.txt file to however many deaths you want (if you wanna show everyone you beat the game on the first try)
    ctrl + click the cyan text to exit out.
    run the application from the bin folder
    WOOHOO

Komentáře • 14

  • @vincenttran1994
    @vincenttran1994 Před měsícem +5

    You are the true Elden Lord.

  • @wassimkhelifi
    @wassimkhelifi Před měsícem +1

    this is actually really impressive, good job!

  • @40tw0gtg3
    @40tw0gtg3 Před 25 dny +2

    this is the first time trying to download what do i click

    • @eddiesrbn3
      @eddiesrbn3  Před 23 dny

      If you click on the link in the description, it leads you to the GitHub. Once you're there, there's a green button that has "Code" text. Click on it, then "download zip" at the bottom. Once the zip is downloaded, you can extract it where you want on your computer, then go to the bin folder and run the application using the .exe provided. You might encounter a malware warning, but I read that a tool i used to build the program is prone to this warning when sharing it online, so you can ignore it.
      When you run the .exe, wait for the "Deaths: " text, and ctrl+left click the text to exit the program. You can also edit the number of deaths in the deaths.txt file.
      Just know, There's a bug that you can't click on the folder after running and exiting the program, so you'll have to alt tab then alt f4 to exit the folder.

  • @culinarycrafter6603
    @culinarycrafter6603 Před měsícem +1

    Is there already a built in text file for the game that has all your deaths stored couldn’t you just make something that reads that and displays it on screen?

    • @eddiesrbn3
      @eddiesrbn3  Před měsícem

      I assume you mean accessing the memory of the game itself, which in theory is definitely the most of efficient way of keeping track. You'd have to know how to access the game's memory and understand its architecture to do something like that, which is very complicated and outside my skillset. It would be interesting to try, but I also think that it's against their terms of service.
      Also I just wanted to mess around with some image processing which is why I did it this way lolol

  • @cold_0276
    @cold_0276 Před měsícem +1

    how do i turn it off ?

    • @eddiesrbn3
      @eddiesrbn3  Před měsícem

      @@cold_0276 ctrl + left click the cyan text to exit out the program

  • @bsfb2111
    @bsfb2111 Před měsícem +1

    It doesn't count

    • @eddiesrbn3
      @eddiesrbn3  Před měsícem

      If the "Deaths: " text is not showing up on the screen, try putting Elden Ring in borderless window mode. I tried getting it to work when the game is fullscreen but eventually gave up.
      If you mean it doesnt count as in the text appears on the screen but it's not recognizing when you die, could you describe the area you're in? I have a couple ideas why it might not work in certain areas, for example in red backgrounds, because the "You Died" text is red. Are you able to open and close the program normally?

  • @faared1143
    @faared1143 Před měsícem +1

    virus total detected 7 malwares lol nice try

    • @eddiesrbn3
      @eddiesrbn3  Před měsícem +1

      That's weird, it's just a python script and I have my code there. The exe file itself was just made with Pyinstaller, so I don't know what it could possibly be detecting. Maybe the file names "deaths.txt" and "you_died.png" is triggering something? If you don't feel safe using it you don't have to.