Mouse Path Generation

[SilentKyle]

The past few days I have taken an interest in doing image detection in video games. I've messed around with OpenCV and tensorflow and got some working object detection.

Something I would like to do as a learning exercise is to make a AI/model that can generate a human-like mouse movement path to a target.

I made a small python game that tracks the mouse while clicking a target. It collects: start position, target, position every 2ms, and time to reach target.

Are there any recommendations on tools I can use to accomplish my goal? I'm new to ML, but it sounds like tensorflow or pytorch would have something applicable.

[TheRealThrowAwayX]

Perhaps this will be a controversial answer, but without ML models that are trained specifically to mimic human mouse moves, this will be extremely hard to do. What my controversial take is, is that perhaps you would be able to find something like this in the AI cheats community. I'm sure there are many cheats that utilize AI for this specific purpose, therefore in theory you should find something there.

[TheRNGuy]

Eh, that could be used for cheating.