"No Fish Hooked"

[totalschaden]

According to /statsbot there is about a 10% chance for missing Fish on retail.

I watched it a little, it will try to Catch, before a Fish is hooked, usually shortly after starting, is there a way to slightly lower the sensitivity of the hooked check ?

An Alternative Issue could be, that the fading Blopper (after loot), is still recognised as valid (new cast) and once fully disapeared it thinks we have a fish hooked, maybe ? This could be fixed by checking if a Blopper is detected before casting again and if so, delay until it faded as much as needed to be below threshold.

Another alternative would be using sound to check if we have a fish on hook.

[jsbots]

is there a way to slightly lower the sensitivity of the hooked check ?

Mostly by manipulation with camera view, bobber position and increasing checking delay option.

An Alternative Issue could be, that the fading Blopper (after loot), is still recognised as valid (new cast) and once fully disapeared it thinks we have a fish hooked, maybe ?

The bot already deals with it: before casting it analyzes the zone for all bobber colors (pixels) and remembers them, so after the cast only the new colors are visible for the bot.

So the only solution right now is experimenting with camera view, bobber position and checking delay option.

[totalschaden]

What would be the optimal Camera to bobber view/angle ?

Should it be on Water level with first person, or rather 3rd person, or alot of TopDown ?

[jsbots]

If the bot hooks fish too early, then you probably need a closer and better view of the bobber. A normal 3rd person view, as on my AutoFish videos, should do.

[totalschaden]

Best I managed to get was around 8%. Any chance you add an option to use Sound instead ? Heres a good sample from Lib but in C# https://github.com/UltimateFishbot/UltimateFishbot/blob/CSharp/UltimateFishBot/Classes/BodyParts/Ears.cs