Features

• Color Detection: Automatically fires when the configured enemy highlight color is detected in the trigger area.
• Customizable Trigger Area: Define the size of the detection area at the center of your screen.
• Adjustable Trigger Delay: Set a delay (in milliseconds) before firing after color detection.
• Configurable Trigger Keys: Choose specific keyboard keys or mouse buttons to activate the triggerbot (hold mode).
• Color Tolerance: Adjust the sensitivity of color detection to account for variations in lighting or effects.
• Resolution Setting: Configure the application based on your in-game screen resolution.
• Simple GUI: Easy-to-use interface for managing settings.

Usage

1. Download the latest release from the releases page.
2. Run the valorant-triggerbot.exe file.
3. Configure the settings in the application to match your preferences and in-game settings.
4. Click the Enable button to activate the triggerbot.

Configuration

Use the application's graphical interface to adjust the following settings:

• Resolution: Set this to match your Valorant game resolution (e.g. 1920x1080).
• Trigger Keys: Select the keys/buttons you want to hold to activate the triggerbot (only active if Always Open is off).
• Trigger Delay: The time in milliseconds the bot waits after detecting the color before firing. Increase if it fires too early, decrease if too late.
• Trigger Area: The size (in pixels) of the square area in the center of the screen where the bot looks for the target color.
• Target Color: The RGB values of the enemy highlight color. Default is Purple (R 240 G 90 B 255).
• Color Tolerance: How much variation from the Target Color is allowed. Higher values are more lenient but might cause false positives. Lower values are stricter.

Valorant Settings

These are the in-game settings required for the triggerbot to work correctly:

• General > Accessibility > Enemy Highlight Color: Select Purple (or match the Target Color configured in the bot).
• Controls > Equipment > Weapons > Fire: Set the secondary keybind to K (the bot simulates pressing K).

Default Settings

These are the default and recommended starting settings. Adjust them based on your needs.

• Resolution: 1920x1080
• Trigger Keys: Left Shift
• Trigger Delay: 50ms
• Trigger Area: 5.0
• Target Color: Purple (R 240 G 90 B 255)
• Color Tolerance: 50

Building from Source

If you prefer to build the application yourself, follow these steps:

1. Ensure you have Rust installed on your system.

2. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/lencydev/valorant-triggerbot.git
   cd valorant-triggerbot

3. Build the project:

   cargo build --release

4. After the compilation:

   • Navigate to the target/release directory.
   • Find the valorant-triggerbot.exe file.
   • Run the executable to start the application.

Disclaimer

Warning

Using third-party applications that interact with the game, like this triggerbot,
is against Riot Games' Terms of Service and can lead to account suspension or permanent ban.
Use this software entirely at your own risk.

• While efforts may be made to avoid detection, anti-cheat systems like Vanguard are constantly updated, and detection is always a possibility.
• The author is not responsible for any bans or other consequences resulting from the use of this software.

Support

If you encounter issues or have questions, you can:

• Check the Troubleshooting and FAQ sections below.
• Message me on discord.

Troubleshooting

• Triggerbot not firing:
  • Ensure Valorant's Enemy Highlight Color matches the bot's Target Color.
  • Verify the secondary fire keybind in Valorant is set to K.
  • Check if the Resolution setting in the bot matches your game resolution.
  • Make sure the bot is Enabled.
  • Try increasing Color Tolerance slightly.
  • Ensure the trigger area is positioned correctly over your crosshair.

FAQ

• Q: Is this safe to use? Will I get banned?
  • A: Using any third-party tool that gives an unfair advantage violates Valorant's ToS and carries a high risk of banning. Use at your own discretion. See the Disclaimer.
• Q: Does it work with different enemy highlight colors?
  • A: Yes, but you need to manually configure the correct RGB values in the Target Color setting within the triggerbot application.
• Q: Does it work on all screen resolutions?
  • A: It should work if you correctly set your game's resolution in the triggerbot's Resolution setting.
• Q: Can I change the key the bot presses to fire?
  • A: Currently, the bot is hardcoded to press K. You need to set K as your secondary fire keybind in Valorant. Modifying this would require changing the source code.

How it Works

The triggerbot operates on a simple principle:

1. It continuously captures a small portion of your screen defined by the Trigger Area setting, centered around where your crosshair typically is.
2. It analyzes the pixels within this captured area.
3. If it finds pixels matching the configured Target Color (within the specified Color Tolerance), it assumes an enemy is under the crosshair.
4. After waiting for the configured Trigger Delay, it simulates a key press (K by default) to make the game fire.

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