Automatically farm card rewards in the Chaos Dream card game without manual clicking until your chosen target card appears.
Run the bot in background click mode so your real mouse cursor stays free while it plays.
Adjust the JSON config to tune timing, click positions, and monitor selection for your specific screen resolution.
Windows only. Download the installer or portable zip from the releases page, no Python installation needed.
CZN Auto is a Windows automation tool for a Chinese card game called Chaos Dream. It watches the game window using screenshot recognition and clicks through repeated card-farming sequences automatically, stopping when it finds a specific card the player is looking for. No Python installation is needed for regular users. A downloadable installer and a portable zip are available from the releases page. The tool identifies the current game screen state by matching template images against screenshots. States it recognizes include the main menu, the team selection screen, dialogue and cutscene screens, the three-choice card reward screen, and the card reward screen. For each state it knows what to click next. When the three-choice reward screen appears, it checks whether any of the options contains the target keyword. If the target card appears in the card reward screen, it stops. If not, it exits and starts the next run automatically. By default the tool uses Windows background window messages to send clicks, which means it usually does not move the real mouse cursor. There is also a real-mouse fallback mode for compatibility. Click positions are stored as proportional coordinates (a fraction of the screen width and height) so the tool scales across 1080p, 1440p, and 4K resolutions without manual adjustment. Template images for recognition live in a templates folder and can be replaced by advanced users to match different screen layouts. Configuration is a single JSON file with timing values, click positions, click mode, monitor selection, and screenshot backend. The README documents all fields and covers common troubleshooting cases such as clicks landing in the wrong position, dialogue advancing too slowly, or the reward screen closing before a card is identified. For developers, the tool is written in Python 3.11 and includes build scripts that produce both the portable zip and an Inno Setup installer via a single batch file or a GitHub Actions workflow.
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