OverStim_v0.8.0

Changes:

• Added support for Lucio: 15% vibe when using healing song, 30% when using speed song. Can be replaced with a custom pattern via config, will likely be replaced with a preset pattern in future.
• Consistency and performance improvements for automatic hero detection. It used to be unreliable, but now it's in a really good place.
• A large refactor of how hero-specific features are implemented, making it tidier and easier to add new heroes and features in the future. :)
• I decided to stop marking the GitHub releases as pre-releases, although I still consider OverStim to be in "beta" until we reach v1.0.0.

Instructions:

0. Download and install Intiface Central.
1. Download OverStim.zip (below these instructions, click Assets -> OverStim.zip).
2. Unzip OverStim.zip (right-click -> Extract All).
3. Read the included READ_BEFORE_USING.txt.
4. Open Intiface Central.
5. Click the big play button in the top left (Start Server).
6. Run OverStim.exe (Windows gives a security pop-up for all executables the first time you run them. Click More Info -> Run Anyway).
7. Click "Start" in OverStim.

A note about anticheat and Windows Defender:

OverStim will NOT be falsely detected as cheat software by Blizzard. It does not hook into memory or the game code. It watches the screen (like Discord screenshare, and OBS) and uses image recognition to detect what's happening in the game.
However, because it watches your screen and stops other instances of itself when it launches, Windows Defender may falsely identify OverStim as malware.
The source code is publicly viewable here on GitHub, you can verify that OverStim is not actually malware.
If you're concerned about running the provided executable, you can download the source code and compile it yourself.