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StractiAI V2.0.0

The most advanced way to bot using artificial intelligence.

Automate victory, dominate faster. Train AI bots to outmatch any opponent—no coding needed.

Choose a plan to power your bots.

Whether you're just starting or scaling up, StractiAI has the right plan for your bots.

Starter

Start your journey and experience some Pro features, from $19/month.

Access to AI Client & Browser
Create 3 custom bots
Standard user playstyles
Limited session profiles
Community support
StractAI Anti-ban
100 VisionAI Tokens /day
Up to 5 games

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Everything in Starter, plus more to build and scale your bots, from $49/month.

Access to AI Client & Web Browser
Create unlimited custom bots
Authentic user playstyles
Unique session profiles
24-7 support
Proxy support
StractAI Anti-ban
Unlimited amount of games
500 VisionAI Tokens /day
Special discord role

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Everything in Pro, plus more to build and scale your bots, from $199/year.

Access to AI Client & Web Browser
Create unlimited custom bots
Authentic user playstyles
Unique session profiles
24-7 support
Proxy support
StractAI Anti-ban
Unlimited amount of games
700 VisionAI Tokens /day
Special discord role

Get started with StractiAI. Create powerful AI bots and automate gameplay effortlessly.

Frequently asked questions.

Which plan is right for me? +

Our Starter plan is perfect for those looking to explore StractiAI without the need for advanced bot features.

How does StractiAI work? +

Stracti AI uses various computer vision techniques to allow users to bot without injecting code into the game that they are targetting. There are two solutions.

StractiAI Detection which is a custom-made object detection system used to detect objects within a game or on your screen.

You also have the choice to utilize OpenCV for object detection as that method may be suitable for certain situations.

Is there a free trial? +

No. If you want to use the bot, you must start with one of the plans.

What's included in a subscription? +

You gain access to every tool offered by StractiAI with no additional cost. 1 Subscription is equal to unlimited instances and access to all features.

There is no additional pay-walls or upselling once you subscribe.

Can I run farms with StractiAI? +

You can do anything you want with StractiAI as you paid for it.

How do I start a script? +

Once you've created a new task, you simply click 'Load Task' and then hit the play button to start.

Are all scripts free? +

Once you've paid, you can create and share scripts as you please.

Are scripts safe? How would I know? +

Each script comes with full transparency once you install it to your Stracti account. You can open the task manager and view every command that occurs throughout the script before running it.

Before you install a script, you will notice at the bottom there will be a verification badge. This badge will help you determine if our team verified that the script is working and safe. You do not have to wait for a script to be verified in order to use them. Use at your own accordance.

Whats the chances of being banned? +

StractiAI does not use any injection methods and runs purely off visual information as a human would.

Due to this, the chance of being banned are extremely low. In majority of situations, you would have to be reported by other players for strange behaviours to get on the games watch list.

I test everything on my main accounts.

My bot isn't working +

If you create a bot and nothing happens, try to create a simple bot to narrow down if the problem is your bot or the bot itself.

Unlike other botting solutions, StractiAI does not rely on the user writing any code meaning there shouldn't be many cases of code errors. Instead, most problems will be narrowed down to problems related to vision.

We do provide a debugging log which will help understand if the issue is vision related. You can view this from the terminal you run.

Is StractiAI Safe? +

StractiAI is developed using Node.js and is initialized through the command line to establish a connection with the web client.

Its functionality is deeply integrated with scripts from both the webview and the client.

We assure you that StractiAI is designed with safety as a top priority.

If you have any questions or would like more information about its quality and security, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.

Get Started
- Step 1 - Game Compatibility
- Step 2 - Task Manager
- Step 3 - Starting Bot
Advanced Topics
References
- Tasks
Bugs & Issues
- Web Client Not Showing Client
- Game Window Size Is Incorrect
- Bot Standing Still

Get Started

This step-by-step tutorial will help you get started with StractiAI, a platform for gamers that allows you to create and deploy AI Bots in games.

StractiAI is a powerful platform for AI-driven automation, providing the tools, workflows, and infrastructure needed to build and deploy game bots effortlessly—without complex setup.

StractiAI supports a wide range of game environments, enabling seamless AI bot creation with intelligent automation and adaptive strategies. Its scalable, secure infrastructure ensures your bots run efficiently, adapting to in-game conditions in real-time for optimal performance.

During development, StractiAI offers advanced tools like real-time bot behavior previews, automated optimizations, and intuitive debugging, allowing you to fine-tune and deploy AI bots with precision.

Installation Prerequisites

You must install NodeJS Version 20. If you currently have node installed, please be sure to uninstall it.
You can download it directly here: NodeJS V20

You must also install Python. At least version 3.10 or higher.
You can download it here: Python

Before you begin

To get started, create an account with StractiAI. You can select the plan that's right for you.

After creating an account, you’ll receive a unique PIN to authenticate the desktop client.

Client Download

You cannot download the client from the website. You will gain access to the client download after you've purchased a Stracti Plan. Choose Plan

What is StractiAI?

StractiAI is a powerful platform that allows you to create, train, and deploy AI-driven game bots with ease. Whether you're automating gameplay, refining strategies, or building advanced AI behaviors, StractiAI provides the tools and flexibility you need.

This tutorial is designed to be framework-agnostic, ensuring that you can integrate StractiAI into any gaming environment. As you explore the documentation, you’ll find step-by-step guides tailored to different use cases. If you need additional instructions, let us know—we’re always improving!

There are two parts to StractiAI. The downloadable client and web client. Both are required to bot.

Quick Note

StractiAI empowers bot makers with complete creative freedom to build and refine their AI bots. Perfecting a bot for a specific game involves trial and error, fine-tuning behaviors, and optimizing performance. With the support of community sharing, users can contribute and exchange successful bots in the marketplace, helping everyone create smarter, more efficient automation.

Game Compatibility

StractiAI is compatible with any game or applications that can run on a computer.

The important thing to note is the level of compatibility. What this means is depending on the game, you may or may not be able to do everything that another game can do. This is dependent on the level of flexibility that StractiAI is offering.

It's important to note that StractiAI is a new project created by a single founder and it is continously being developed and updated. You can submit suggestions through discord if there is a new feature that you want implemented.

Step 1 - Choosing a game

From the StractiAI web dashboard, you will see an option in the top navigation bar that will allow to select an option for a game.

In order for the client to detect the name of the application you want to automate, you must provide the same name within the field for the game name.

You do not have to provide the full name of the game. You can simply provide the first 2 words. For example, if the application is called "World of Warcraft - The Expansion Edition";

You can simply just write "World of" or "World of Warcraft".

Now when you run the application, it will be updated with that last game selected.

Quick Note

You can adjust the name of the game at anytime if you make a mistake or if the application is not being detected. StractiAI can detect any application even if it's not an actual game client. So if you are interested in building automation for other everyday tasks, you will be able to.

Task Manager

From the home dashboard, you can now begin the steps of creating a new task. Look for the button that says "Start Task".

After clicking the start task button, you will be presented with the window that will allow you to create new tasks, edit existing tasks, or delete tasks.

The task manager will become your best friend. This is where you manage all of your bots.

Task Manager

You have the ability to create an endless amount of tasks assuming you have the appropriate plan that is offered.

First Task

You can start creating your first task by clicking the 'New Task' button followed by clicking the 'Create' button.

After doing so, the task manager will appear. From you will see 3 tabs at the top. The default activated tab will be the 'My Bots' tab with an underline indicator.

Task Manager

We are going to focus on the fundamentals of setting up the bot step by step. If you want or need a detailed dive into all of the different options; visit the references section on the left to learn more.

Creating our first bot

You can start by clicking the "Create Bot" button in order to initialize a new bot.

Grouping

You can also create groups to store a bunch of bots that may be related or to keep them as a bundle for future reference.

After creating a bot, it will appear with a generic name that you can modify as you want.

In order to start customizing your bot, you must press the "Open" button and a new window will appear.

That is the client view and underneath the client view is the action timeline where you can configure everything.

Important Note

As apparent, there are a lot of different customization options. You can learn more about what each one does in the References section of the FAQ.

Connecting to the Game Client

Once you've downloaded the official Stracti Client, open the folder and you will be presented with a variety of folders and files.

Look for the file named "Stracti.bat".
After running the file, a command prompt will appear asking you to enter your pin number.

Regarding Pins

If you haven't received a PIN. Please contact Lambda via Discord through Direct Messages.

After verifying. Your game window should start display on the web client.
If it does not, please go through the trouble shooting steps under category "Bugs & Issues".

Completing our bot

Now we can start by creating a simple script. The first thing you need to do is run "Stracti.bat" in the client folder and make sure it's connected to the web client.

Common Setup

The basic arrangement to manage bots and keep your client in view is by using two monitors OR having each application side by side. Meaning resizing both windows so both are visible on your screen.

We can start by pressing the "Add Task" button.

This will initialize your first task in the tasks list.
Next you need to press Target on the toolbar to activate the target selection mode.

Pausing Stream

You can use the Pause Stream button to make it easier to select targets that are moving frequently. This temporarily stops the web client from updating it's view so you can more accurately grab data. Then un-pause when your finished.

Now while Target selection is active, left click drag somewhere on the web client in order to make a selection of your choice.

For this example, we will make a selection of a ore in game. After doing so and letting go, you will be prompted with 3 options. Press the Add button to save that image selection to your gallery for the bot.

You can make as many selections as you want and they will be added to the Assets section on the bottom left of the web client.

Now that you have your selection(s), We can use the region mode button in order to define a specific location on the game client to look for that object. This is optional but important if that object is located in many areas but you want only a specific one to be affected.

The region button is located beside the Target Action button.

In order to know if it's active, the dotted lines will turn white.

Now if you try to make a new selection, the selection box will also be white. Let's make a selection around the rock and general area where my character is located.

After you are satisfied with your selection, press the "Save Region" button and it will update your region view above the frames title.

You will also notice that the action for taget was also inserted into the timeline.

Now the bot is able to detect the object that you provided. In order to make it click the object, we must add a new action. The next action we are going to be adding is called the "Click" action which clicks on the element that the bot last detected.

Following similar steps. Press on the "Click" button and it will be auto inserted into the timeline.

Now that you're finished creating your bot. You can press the green "Save" button located on the right side of the web client in order to save your bot creation progress.

You've made your first bot that will locate its target element and then click on it. You can now continue to the next step to learn how to start your bot.

Starting Bot

By this point you should have all of the tasks and configurations set. Now you are ready to run your bot.

This final section will go over the last remaining steps to creating and running your first bot.

Web Launcher

After saving your bot, you can start your bot by clicking the "start" button located at the bottom of the web client. A new command prompt should auto appear initializing your bot and run the commands.

No Command Prompt Appeared

If the command prompt does not appear, make sure you have Stracti.bat first running from the client folder. Stop the bot then open Stracti.bat and then re-start the bot.

The information being displayed is all about the commands that are being ran. You can self-debug by paying attention to the line that says "Best Match".

As you can see our best match is 0.9 which is really high and that means we do not need to adjust our Task threshold.

The bot should click on the object that you set it to but if it didn't, you can try adjusting the threshold to be a lower value than the one that is being displayed.

The Bot Isn't Doing Anything

If you're bot is not clicking on the target, it can mean a few things but the first thing to check is the Best Match value. If it's lower than your threshold you have set. Reduce it to match the value from the command prompt or lower. Only the first digit + the digit after the decimal.
For example:

I covered our target so we can get a bad match. You can see the value of Best Match is 0.28 which is pretty low meaning for some reason, it can't see the target that you selected.

Depending on the situation, this may or may not be an issue. Sometimes it's required to lower the threshold from a higher value to a lower one because objects may not be completely clear or slightly obscured by various things.

If I match the threshold meaning 0.28 or lower. It should then try to click on the object it did detect. This may require troubleshooting but it's the easiest way to fix the issue of objects not being triggered. The console command prompt may say a different message if an object can't be detected so it's important to report these issues to staff.

Congratulations, you've now learned how to setup a basic bot that will click on an object. Please refer to the Youtube channel for more detailed guides or stay tuned for more written tutorials which will be in Advanced Topics.

Client Folder

This part now moves away from the web browser and moves to the downloaded client folder.

About The Client

You will receive access to the downloadable client once you've purchased a StractiAI plan from the pricing page. Then you can follow on with the rest of this guide.

Inside the downloaded folder, you will find a .bat file called StractiAI.bat

Make sure the game you want to bot is already open and visible on the screen before running the .bat file. As soon as you run the file, the client will try to detect the game window and then immediately start to process the task that you loaded.

We can move on to the final step in this section to see what a successful detection looks like.

Result

Now you've set up your bot, ran your bot from the web and also launched the bot from the client side. So what should you see?

In the example below, you will notice that there are several bounding boxes drawn around the targets that I trained a model for. This is an indicator that the bot is working.

Important

Although I stated that red bounding boxes are an indicator of the bot detecting an object, there is a slight bit more detail to add.

During the moment when you created your task, if you selected the detection method to be 'Stracti AI', you will see red boxes but if the option selected was 'OpenCV', you will not see any red boxes even if the bot is working.

Instead you can focus on the logs that are presented within the command prompt that will appear after you run StractiAI.bat from the client folder.

This is an example of a working bot. You will notice I trained several objects and selected them all to run at the same time so I can detect them all in game.

About the game

The game I am running is called 'Oldschool Runescape' and it's a game created by Jagex which I have no affiliation with. This screenshot is purely presented for demo purposes.

That's it! If you want a deeper dive into the various options and filters, please refer to the reference section in the table of contents on the left.

Advanced Topics

Explore deeper features and advanced configurations.

Guides

We will be releasing focused guides for random games in this section. At the moment, this is a placeholder message for future development.

Troubleshooting

I understand problems and bots not working as expected can be frustrating and might having you feel demotivated.

This section was created to help document issues we've come across so you can get your bot working faster.

The Web Client Is Not Displaying My Client

If the web client is not showing your client, there are a few things you'll need to do to fix the problem.

NodeJS Version

Make sure your running NodeJS V20. If you aren't sure, go to Control Panel on windows and uninstall all node versions then reinstall NodeJS V20.

Python Installation

Be sure to install Python on your computer.

Set The Game Name

On the Dashboard of Stracti Web Client, be sure that the game name is set to the desired window name. If it's 2004 Runescape. Type in "2004Scape". The first word or two must match the application name. Afterwards, press add game and then make sure you click on it again to select it.

Visible Window

Make sure the application you are trying to detect is visible on your computer screen at all times. Do not have it minimized or in a shared browser tab if the game is browser based.

Delete Stracti Folder Configuration

If none of the above work, make sure you've connected to the right account by deleting account_pin.txt and user.txt from the Stracti Client folder. Then run Stracti.bat to re-enter your pin that you received.

Important Note

Be sure to always re-run getClient.exe to re-align your target window position and resolution to the web client.

If all else fails

Follow the steps below after downloading opencv: https://github.com/opencv/opencv/releases/download/4.11.0/opencv-4.11.0-windows.exe

The values are:
Variable name: OPENCV_BIN_DIR
Variable value: C:\opencv\build\x64\vc16\bin

Variable name: OPENCV_DIR
Variable value: C:\opencv

Variable name: OPENCV_INCLUDE_DIR
Variable value: C:\opencv\build\include

Variable name: OPENCV_LIB_DIR
Variable value: C:\opencv\build\x64\vc16\lib

Variable name: OPENCV4NODEJS_DISABLE_AUTOBUILD
Variable value: 1

Stracti Web Client Game Window is too small or too big

If your game client is showing on the web client but the sizing is incorrect, below are a few things you can try to fix it.

Windows Resolution Display

Make sure your windows monitor resolution is set to 100% and nother higher or lower.

Re-run getClient.exe

In the Stracti game folder, look for the exe called getclient.exe and re-run it once you have the game client window where you want it positioned. This will update it's windows coordinates. Then re-run Stracti.bat.

Bot Just Standing Still

This is related to detection issues most likely caused by an incorrect threshold or insufficient image data provided.

Threshold Adjustment

The information being displayed is all about the commands that are being ran. You can self-debug by paying attention to the line that says "Best Match".

As you can see our best match is 0.9 which is really high and that means we do not need to adjust our Task threshold.

The bot should click on the object that you set it to but if it didn't, you can try adjusting the threshold to be a lower value than the one that is being displayed.

The Bot Isn't Doing Anything

If adjusting the threshold doesn't work. Try selecting new images and use more images.

References

Explore deeper features and advanced configurations.

New Task

This section will help you understand the category tab 'New Task' on a deeper level.

Detection Model

You can choose between two Detection Models. StractiAI provides you with the method that draws red bounding boxes on objects and it uses a very custom method of object detection to find objects. It's best suitable for moving objects whereas OpenCV is better suited for user interface static images.

My Objects

This is why you can find and train objects based on the image data that you uploaded.

Accuracy

This is the required accuracy needed to determine whether an object is considered detected and accurate.

Unique Traits

This refers to the required amount of distinct traits an object must have before considering a match valid.

Radius

This is the detection radius from the center point of the screen to the objects around you. 100 Refers to max detection range.

Tolerance

This is the level of allowance an object should have when trying to be detected. Basically, the lower the number means the more strict the detection will be.

0 is the default value and it refers to having much less tolerance for determining whether an object is said object.
I would recommend raising this depending on the game and level of detail that is required. You should increase it by only 1 at a time as that greatly increases the tolernance in detection.

Max Heights / Min Heights

Tweaking these settings can allow for more accuracy when trying to detect an object.

Because objects can share similar traits, if you narrow down the object you are trying to detect based on it's size; you can prevent more issues with detection.

In order to find or determine an objects size, you can refer to the size of the image that you trained. By checking the size of the image file (dimensions), you can estimate how big the npc is.

In majority of cases, you do not need to worry about this setting but it's there for your usage.

Radius

Imagine a circle from the center of the screen. This is the size of detection range that the bot will look for the object. Once again, this setting can be left as is and only tweaked as a last resort.

Tasks

From here you can learn all about the various meanings of the options from Tasks.

About Tasks

You can setup multiple Tasks depending on your Stracti plan. Tasks are a very powerful tool that can allow you to watch for multiple changes on the screen.

You can have Tasks to pick up items, watch for boss attacks, state changes, and pretty much anything that occurs on the screen. The idea is that you would detect an event of some sort and then create a chain of commands that you want to occur directly afterwards.

Next we can discuss the customization options that Tasks have available to you.

Mode & Priority Level

The Mode dropdown has two options which are 'Share' and 'Priority'.

Share:
With the option set to share, if two Tasks detect an image at similar times even if they are different images; they will both try to execute at their time of detection.

Priority Level:
If you have more than one watcher set up and running in Priority mode dropdown, you can set a Priority level for each watcher.

This will cause the Tasks to act appropriately in order if they both detect an object at the same or similar times. It will instead wait until one is finished instead of trying to be executed during the other Tasks run-time.

Threshold

This allows you to tweak the accuracy level of the detection between the image provided in the target Object for the watcher and the image from within the game.

The lower the number (in decimals) means more room for error but also lowering the number can allow for better detection. It's very situational and dependant on the object that you are trying to detect. The ideal solution is to try the default value and start decreasing if the object is not being detected.

You do not want to decrease the value too low. I wouldn't recommand less than .6 but I still advise for testing everything so you can understand the system more. If an object is not being detected even after tweaking the 'Threshold', you can try adding more images and providing more various angles.

Interval(ms)

This is how frequent the bot will run after it finishes it's commands successfully.

Continuous

This means the bot will ignore all Max Runs and Activity Duration and instead run indefinitly.

Post-Detection Delay

This is the time between detection of the object and the execution of commands. You can set a delay so that after the object is found, it can wait x amount of seconds before running through the commands.

Max Retries

If an object cannot be detected, this is the amount of times it will retry before giving up and quitting the bot.

Activity Duration

You can set a specific amount of time in ms that you want the bot to run before ending it's session.

Max Runs

You can set a specific amount of times a bot should run before quitting. This refers to a completion of a set of commands.

Find

You can provide an image to search for after the initial watcher target image is detected. It will also move the mouse to this new image.

Left Click

This will perform a left click on the target image provided. If the command before this command is a 'Find' command, then it will click on that image. If no previous 'Find' command was set before this command, it will click on the Target Object provided for the Watcher.

Right Click

Similar to Left Click, this will right click at the location of the last image provided.

Move-to

This command will simply move the mouse to a location without any clicks. You can also specify a specific amount of pixels for the mouse to move in any direction after moving to the last target image provided.

Delay

You can set a specific range of time that should occur before running the next command in chain.

Send Keyboard Key

You can provide the name of the keyboard character that you want the bot to click. Simply providing "k" will write "k" but it will not press enter to send it.

If you want to send the message or text, you must add a second keyboard input and write "enter". This method of doing things allows for full freedom.

You can also type in a string such as "Hello World" and it will print that out accordingly.