#RIVEN WALKTHROUGH WITH PHOTOS OFFLINE#
The bulk of what is does is completely offline (processing a riven image file and client-side form filling).
Riven OCR doesn't interact with Warframe in any way (it just takes a screenshot), nor does it do much of anything with Riven.Market or Warframe.Market other than load the page (and I've done a bit of Wiresharking to verify there doesn't look to be anything fishy about the Riven OCR ChromeDriver web requests). However, with this application I went to great lengths to make sure almost all the work that is done is client-side stuff. The answer is that I'd probably be banned if I setup an app like this to run in batch mode (like auto-post 100 rivens back-to-back unattended over the course of like 2 minutes or something). By doing so I never need to login to Riven.Market or Warframe.Market in Riven OCR's browser instance. There's an option in there to bind the ChromeDriver instance against your default Chrome profile instead of using a blank profile every time. Riven OCR works with both Riven.Market and Warframe.Market and can be easily expanded to work with any other site (is wftrader still a thing?)ĭon't you have to login with the Riven OCR browser every time?Īs some of you probably expect, Riven OCR uses Selenium Webdriver (specifically ChromeDriver) to do the browser stuff. The Discord bot only works with Riven.Market. Riven OCR is two clicks: CTRL+SHIFT+B to take and import the screenshot and Post to Riven.Market to post the riven. upload the file, and copy-paste the import string. The Discord bot is cumbersome to use, as you have to take the screenshot yourself.
#RIVEN WALKTHROUGH WITH PHOTOS MOD#
My application automates filling in all fields of the riven, including Polarity, Mod Rank, and Riven Name. The Discord bot doesn't cover several fields that you still need to fill in manually. I decided to make my own custom Riven OCR application instead of use the discord one for several reasons: Here's a screenshot of what that looks like (you can see a clearer image at )īut Riven.market already has a Discord bot to do Riven OCR. Hit "Next", enter the price, and hit "Post" to post the riven. Verify that the riven it has entered into the market page is the correct per the riven you loaded. Riven OCR now automatically fills out all the fields of the page for you. If it has, it'll be even faster and just keep using it's already-opened browser instance. If Riven OCR hasn't already helped post a riven, it'll open up it's own copy of Google Chrome and navigate to the corresponding page. Hit the Post to Riven.Market (or Post to Warframe.Market button if you're so inclined) Verify that Riven OCR has properly scanned all the properties of the riven. Scanning riven files and saving them to your directory is great and all, but real power of Riven OCR is in helping to quickly and effortlessly post rivens. Riven OCR will verify that the image is in the correct expected dimensions and, if it is, extract the riven information and display it on the screen.
Select the riven image file from the directory of rivens that were previously entered via screenshot. If the Rename Screenshots by Riven Name option is checked, it will automatically rename the temporary file in accordance with the riven name, as is shown in the following screenshot: Riven OCR will automatically scan the riven, extract as much information as it can, and display the results on the right. Riven OCR will take a screenshot, extract out the the bit in the middle containing the riven, and save this image as a temporary file. Open up a riven link in Warframe, such as like I did here:
It registers the global hotkey CTRL+SHIFT+B on application startup. There are two ways to get rivens into the application: It's a technology used to extract text from images and is commonly used to transform physical books and other publications into digital ones with fully-searchable text. For those who don't know, OCR stands for "Optical Character Recognition". So I wrote a riven OCR app to help alleviate some of the pain of posting rivens online.
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