Humanizer

The Humanizer sits between your scripts and the game. An order a script issues is queued and released after a delay drawn from a model of human order timing. Your own clicks pass through untouched.

Timing. The delay is sampled, never fixed. The model was learned from the order streams of 1,491 recorded matches; each delay depends on the gap before the previous order and on whether the last orders came in a quick run. The speed setting shifts the whole distribution:

• deliberate ×0.85
• corpus ×1.00, the default
• brisk ×1.35
• fast ×1.70
• instant ×2.60, faster than anyone in the data, and marked so in the menu

Click scatter. A point order lands a little off its exact target, 18 units at base.

Part B, off by default, moves the cursor to each queued click along a path learned the same way, and hands it back to your mouse once the queue is empty. It can draw that path, the link back to your mouse and a cursor speed graph.

Late orders. An order held more than 1000 ms past its own delay is dropped instead of fired late. The margin is a slider.

On screen there is one status line at the bottom centre: the speed setting, orders pending and the current delay.

Menu: Humanizer › General, Behavior, Part B.