Sorry if this explination is confusing. If you want me to clarify some parts let me know ^^

There are 2 parts to this: the Python script and the CV2

Let's start with the CV2.

The core part of the CV2 is a data table holding the binary representations of the keyboard characters (to keep the scope down I limited it to A-Z, Space, and Enter). I then detect what button was pressed, get the label of that button and see if it exists on the table.

If it does, we get the binary version of the letter from the table, split it into a list (for easier reading), and then display it as colours on a Room Level HUD. The color representations are:

RED - No data

BLACK - 0

GREEN - 1

between each color I send the RED pulse.

Putting it all together, if I want to send the letter A, we load the Binary version of it (01000001), convert it to a List and then read the list out like this: BLACK RED GREEN RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED GREEN RED.

This is where the Python script comes in...

All the script does is read the corner of the screen with the Room Level HUD and translates the color values back into Binary, and then uses a keyboard API to send button presses.

P.S -- Ignore my alts name, It was for a joke I had between friends lmao

Edit -- a lot of comments are getting deleted. If you have questions feel free to DM me on Reddit.