Show your friends on Discord what you're up to in Genshin Impact!
This is a Discord Rich Presence program for Genshin Impact that works by analyzing GIMI's log file in real-time to determine the current game status, updating your Discord game activity accordingly.
You're right, accessing game information through GIMI's log file might not be the most elegant solution. Ideally, the game would directly share your activity with Discord. But this method is currently one of the few ways to get in-game information like this without changing the game files itself. Additionally, this method doesn't use OCR (Optical Character Recognition) at all, which makes it potentially even more performant.
Yes, this program is considered safe. It just reads a log file generated by GIMI, and does not modify any game files, so there's no risk of harming your game or your computer.
The pre-built executable is a convenient option for users who want to avoid installing Python. However, anti-virus might flag the .exe incorrectly as a "virus", you can check the Anti-Virus Disclaimer and Virus Total.
- Open the
config.ini
file on the project root folder and set the required paths on the Essential Settings section. - Run the executable, and if anything goes right, an icon will appear on your system tray.
- Your activity must now be visible on your Discord profile, have fun!
This method is suitable for users familiar with Python or encountering issues with the executable.
- Have GIMI set-up.
- Python 3.9+ (Python already comes with pip installed, but Poetry is recommended).
Tip
(Optional) If you want to install the developer dependencies, you can append --group=dev
to the poetry install
command.
- Download and extract the repository (or just clone it).
- Open the project folder, right click on a blank space and click "open Command Prompt/Terminal".
- Install dependencies using the command for either pip (
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
) or Poetry (poetry install
).
See above Instructions, for step 2 you can instead:
- Open a command prompt on the project root directory and run the command
pythonw src/main.py
. You could also save a.bat
file with that command if you want. - Alternatively, you can run the
main.py
file inside thesrc
folder by double-clicking, but it will also bring up the unwanted command prompt, rename themain.py
tomain.pyw
if you don't want that to happen.
When the program starts, it will stay hidden on your system tray, and will wait your game to open within 60 seconds, if it doesn't find it or if you close your game, the program will also close itself.
If any error occurs, the program may exit by itself, and will write the error on the traceback.txt
file.
Although still under development, this method is not perfect and may have limitations. But keep in mind that it does work as expected most of the time. Some of the issues described here may be fixed or worked around in the future. The problems observed are:
- When you start the game, it might not detect your current character/region until you switch your character or walk/teleport to another place.
- Occasionally, especially during teleports, the program might display an incorrect character. This issue can also be fixed when you switch characters. (#17)
- When there's more than one playable character on screen, the program can also struggle to detect your character correctly (e.g.: Multiplayer or cutscenes).
- Due to the program relying on analyzing hashes, some information might be incorrect at times. These hashes may be wrong or outdated. (#27)
GenshinRichPresence is an unofficial third-party application and is not affiliated with HoYoverse in any way. It is developed and maintained independently.
Some anti-virus software (Windows Defender or similar) might flag the executable as a potential threat due to overly cautious heuristics. This is a known issue called "false positive", especially considering the program is built from Python code.
Python is a widely used and well-established programming language known for its security. However, anti-virus software might sometimes misinterpret the behavior of programs created with Python. See: Windows Defender false positives
If you're confident the program is safe, you can add an exclusion for the program's executable file in your anti-virus software settings. This will prevent it from being flagged in the future.
We assure you that the program is entirely safe and does not contain any malicious code. If you encounter any issues running the program from the downloaded executable file, you can try running from source code
There's still a lot to do, if you want to contribute, fork the repo, submit pull requests, or share any bug fixes or feature ideas you have, you're much welcome!
This project is licensed under MIT license; Refer to: LICENSE
- Region data/hashes extracted from golanah921's Region.ini
- Temporary app icon image (used as a placeholder icon) by @KisekiHikari on Twitter