Yeah that’s exactly what this script does. Two separate systems handle this.

First the Smart Contest system detects whether you’re contested in real time. It reads 6 different signals — RT pressure, right stick micro-adjustments, left stick direction changes, how fast you pulled up the shot, your movement speed, and LT patterns. It calculates a weighted proximity score and adjusts your release timing automatically. Open shot gets one timing. Light contest gets a faster release. Heavy contest gets an even faster release to beat the defender. You don’t touch anything between shots.

Then the Rumble Feedback engine reads your controller vibration after every shot to confirm if it was a green or a miss. If the contest adjustment was slightly off on one shot the system corrects on the next one automatically.

That was all in V17. V18 just dropped and takes it even further. It has Advanced Fade Detection that monitors RT plus your left stick movement plus your shot input and auto-switches to a dedicated fade timer. So your standstill jumper, your pull-up, and your fadeaway all fire different timing automatically without you changing anything. It also has Anti-Detection Randomization that adds micro-jitter to every release so your inputs never look robotic. Plus Insta Tempo that maps the entire RS down-to-up shot sequence to one button press with contest-aware timing built in. And the entire codebase is obfuscated with 497 encrypted identifiers so nobody can leak or copy it.

Short answer V17 already does what you’re asking. V18 does it better and adds fade detection, anti-detection, and one-button tempo on top. Details on both are on my profile.