babalae/better-genshin-impact

BetterGI, short for Better Genshin Impact, is a Windows program that automates repetitive tasks in the video game Genshin Impact. Its README is written mainly in Chinese. The project is built on computer vision, meaning it works by looking at the game's screen the way a human would, recognizing what is happening, and then moving the mouse and pressing keys in response. It does not change the game's files or read its memory, and it adds its own transparent overlay window on top of the game to show logs and what its image recognition is detecting. The README lists a large set of features grouped by type. Some run continuously while you play, such as automatically pressing the pickup key when items appear, clicking through story dialogue, fast traveling on the map, and a half-automatic fishing helper that uses AI to recognize when to reel in. Others are standalone tasks you launch on demand, including automatically playing the in-game card game, chopping wood, farming combat domains, fishing fully on its own, and cooking. There are also fully automatic routines, like completing daily chores in one click and walking set routes to gather materials, mine ore, or harvest plants by reading the small in-game map. The usage section sets clear expectations. Because image recognition is demanding, a low-spec computer may not run every feature well, and the README recommends a machine that can play the game smoothly at 60 frames per second. It requires 64-bit Windows 10 or newer and the .NET 8 runtime. The game must run in a 16:9 resolution, ideally a 1920x1080 window, with no brightness filters such as HDR turned on. The FAQ addresses common worries. The tool needs administrator rights because the game runs with them, and the authors say a ban is unlikely in theory since it only uses vision and simulated input. They caution, though, that the game's maker treats third-party tools as a possible ban reason, so users should be moderate. The project is released under the GPL version 3 license.