I'm creating a script to play the new fortnite festival mode(just for fun not trying to beat anyone other than my friends) and while the code works mostly it still misses notes occasionally. I believe this is because the code is just running to slow for the speed of the game. I have seen similair things in guitar hero so I figured python would be fast enough however it doesn't appear to be. I have tried both threading and multiprocessing, as well as just plain code however they all apear to slow. I am using vscode if that helps.
import pyautoguiimport multiprocessingrun = Truedef a(): while run: if pyautogui.pixel(1010, 1150) [0] == 255: pyautogui.keyDown("d") pyautogui.keyUp("d")def b(): while run: if pyautogui.pixel(1200, 1150) [0] == 255: pyautogui.keyDown("f") pyautogui.keyUp("f")def c(): while run: if pyautogui.pixel(1400, 1150) [0] == 255: pyautogui.keyDown("j") pyautogui.keyUp("j")def d(): while run: if pyautogui.pixel(1560, 1150) [0] == 255: pyautogui.keyDown("k") pyautogui.keyUp("k")if __name__ == '__main__': process_a = multiprocessing.Process(target=a) process_b = multiprocessing.Process(target=b) process_c = multiprocessing.Process(target=c) process_d = multiprocessing.Process(target=d) process_a.start() process_b.start() process_c.start() process_d.start() process_a.join() process_b.join() process_c.join() process_d.join()I've tried all sorts of stuff including cython(I just couldn't get it too work). My code could be flawed and I realize there some timing issues to hit the notes perfectly but, it's still missing quite a few notes. It seems as if it's just on a different part of the code when a note goes by. Please let me know of any fixes.