SharpClap is a program that can send keys (with delays) when noises within a threshold are heard. It uses SendInput for I/O and NAudio's implementation of WASAPI for listening through both input and output.
I wanted to rank up my fishing in the game Trove, but I did not have the audacity to sit at my keyboard for hours just to repeatedly press a single button (F) after hearing the "caught-fish" sound. Other solutions to this problem used memory reading and writing, which is too invasive for me (and more likely to be caught by an anti-cheat).
- Ability to listen to both input and output devices
- Minimum and maximum noise thresholds
- User-defined keys
- Support for static and random delays between presses
- Saving and loading settings to .xml
- Customizable cooldown inbetween detection instances
See the folder inside the SharpClap solution called "Samples" for example xml files you can load through the program.
Currently contains:
- trove.xml - Sound-based auto-fisher for the F2P Trove MMO
- loudnoises.xml - Presses a key-combination (ALT-M) when a max-volume noise is heard, waits 3 seconds, and presses it again. Main purpose is to mute my microphone on Skype when the dogs bark.
Licensed under GPL-3 - https://tldrlegal.com/license/gnu-general-public-license-v3-(gpl-3)
Uses NAudio: NAudio is an open source .NET audio library written by Mark Heath (mark.heath@gmail.com) licensed under Ms-PL