AutoSplit Helper by Image (via Loading Removal Tool)

by LemonGrass 2017/08/23 (Version 1.21)

▶ Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/walcobtdj85hnsb/RGB.zip

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TUTORIAL BY IMAGES

● First of all, when you open the program the first time it will be in the "default" profile, change it to "Teste".

IMAGE 1:

● Go into the LiveSplit key settings and see that the PAUSE command is the same key you will use in AutoSplit (recommended to use the "Shift" key).

IMAGE 2:

▶ 1 - Make sure LiveSplit is selected, and that "Focus on App. before key sending" is unchecked;

▶ 2 - Set the PAUSE and RESUME hotkeys to the key corresponding to the PAUSE option in the LiveSplit settings (we recommend using the "Shift" key);

▶ 3 - Select the first square as shown in the image to select the entire line;

Open your game normally and go to a loading screen. NOTE: You cannot move the window of your emulator / program, later in the tutorial I will explain.

▶ 4 - Click on "Get tpl Picture 2", when the loading screen appears click on one of the options to capture a base picture (that will be used to pause and unpause time);

NOTE: The selected image must be a static image (not moving at all) so that the program recognizes it in all loading screens that come along the run.

This example image is a good base:

▶ 5 - Now you will select the running program which in this case is the emulator that is running your game, click "Reacquire Title" to update the open programs on your PC;

▶ 6 - Select the emulator / program that is running the game.

▶ 7 - As in step 3, select the first square as shown in the image to select the entire line;

▶ 8 - Click "Insert" that will get your emulator/program and also coordinates;

▶ 9 - Remember I told you that you cannot move the window of your emulator / program, then by clicking "Lock the window" your window is fixed (if you drag it, it will always stay in the same place because the program will use the screen where you made the print as a basis to pause and unpause the time at the same coordinate of your PC screen)