MaaNTE

Why we included this project

MaaNTE is a Windows assistant that handles the busywork in the open-world game Neverness to Everness (异环), so players can set aside the grind instead of clicking through it by hand. Using image recognition built on the MaaFramework toolkit, it watches the screen and chains scripted mouse and keyboard actions for tasks like auto-fishing, running the café, collecting furniture across apartments, claiming daily rewards, and skipping story scenes. It also reacts to game audio for auto-dodging and counterattacks, and can play MIDI files through the in-game piano. It expects a specific windowed 1280×720 setup, and since it drives a live game, you should check the fair-play policy and the project's own risk warnings before relying on it. For developers, it's a decent real-world example of structuring a computer-vision automation pipeline。