SEAF Loadout Manager

SEAF Loadout Manager

From the makers of Eagle Sweat

Contributors:

• []User Stray: for contributions to a few massive quality of life updates to code org, loadout creation and deletion, and wiki integration![/]

  Take the thought out of your Loadout!

  Helldivers no longer need to think hard about what armor they have equipped or skip a fun setup because of tedious menu hopping. Democracy brings you a tool that does the work for you!

  What this tool IS:

  • [] A Companion in Democracy: Perfect for saving favorite builds or quickly loading a friend's recommendation while waiting for respawn. [] A Loadout Library: Save as many builds as you have disk space for. [] Sharable JSONs: Loadouts are saved as interchangeable JSON files that you can send to or accept from anyone. [] A Visual Learner: Saves local databases of your items and their menu locations using computer vision via Python’s EasyOCR.[] A Complex Macro: All this tool does is press keys for you; simply take your hands off the keyboard and the tool will work for you.

  What this tool IS NOT (Safety Info):

  • [] Not a Game Hack: This manager does not modify or touch your game files in any way. [] GameGuard Safe: Designed to avoid any risk of being banned by avoiding game modifications. (This is not always guaranteed, but Arrowhead has been very lax about macro tools so long as they're not messing with gameplay or trying to cheat).[] Not a Build Recommender: It will not recommend builds; it simply clicks whatever you have available in your menu. [] Not AI: The tool does not dynamically learn; it reads your screen and saves the data locally.

  How to Use

  Setup Tutorial

  Usage Demo

  1. Initial Configuration

  • [] Unpack the SEAF_Loadout_Manager and SEAF_Setup_Wizard folders.
  • [] Launch Helldivers 2 in Borderless Fullscreen.
  • [] Launch SEAF_Setup_Wizard and run both the Key and ROI (Region of Interest) setups.
  • [] Copy the settings.json from the Wizard folder into your SEAF_Loadout_Manager folder.

  2. Building the Database

  • [] Enter your Hellpod and select a mission/drop zone.
  • [] Once at the loadout selection, press each DB Maintenance button to build your local database.
  • [] Repeat for every menu type. Note: This only needs repeating if you add new items, as your mapping will have changed.
  3. Swapping Loadouts
  • [] Run SEAF_Loadout_Manager.exe, create a loadout, and hit the prep buttons. The tool will wait until you've entered the mission ready screen.
  • [] If you have selected a new loadout, the tool will even load your armor, weapons, and cape for you!
  • [] If you are going to use the same loadout you used last game and you don't want to go through all the equipment setup, pressing the "Prep Load Required" will only load your booster and stratagems!
  • [] DO NOT touch the keyboard or mouse once the macro starts, as this will cause unintended keypresses.
  • [] Once you see your stratagems on screen again, the process is complete!

  Emergency Bailout Assistance

  IMPORTANT: If at any time the tool begins to act erratically or goes "haywire," push your mouse cursor into the UPPER LEFT corner of your monitor. This is a safety fail-safe that will force the tool to stop the next time it attempts to read your screen.

  Compatibility & Known Issues

  • [] OS: This tool uses .exe executables and is designed for Windows systems.
  • [] Language: Limited to English.
  • [] OCR Accuracy: Certain fonts and dynamic backgrounds (like "Reinforced Epaulettes") may be difficult for the OCR to read clearly.

  Advanced

  As of V1. 1. 0 of the loadout manager, you can customize the delay on certain functions. This allows you to speed up or slow down the program based on your computer's capabilities. Add any of these values to your "settings.json" file's controls section in order to adjust.

  []"CAT SWITCH DELAY" (default 0. 4): seconds after switching to a different category before OCR executes.[/]

  []"OCR READ DELAY" (default 0. 3): seconds after moving the cursor before OCR executes.[/]

  [*]"NAV DELAY" (default 0. 1): seconds after a movement key is pressed before the program attempts to move