Quicksilver flasks are therefore handled by an additional script called "GottaGoFast", which is automatically launched with PoE-Wingman. For the proper use of Quicksilver flasks I had to write a second small script. Quicksilver Flasks: set your own activation delay after x-seconds of moving (holding down left mouse button). Trigger individual Flasks on key-presses of your choosing. Life and Energy Shield thresholds handled separately, in case of Hybrid character. Trigger Thresholds: ranging from 20%-95% in increments of 5%. Supporting all kind of flasks, including Mana flasks. Supporting all 4 major character types: Life, Hybrid, CI, Low Life. Choose your own Auto-Quit Threshold: ranging from 20%-50% in increments of 5% Life (for Life and Hybrid characters) or Energy Shield (for CI and Low Life characters). Support of all resolutions with 16:10/9 aspect ratios.But as always, use at your own discretion. By relying solely on that without any interaction with the game client or memory reading, there is very little risk of the ban hammer hitting you. The delays here do range from 0ms up to 50ms at max. I came to the conclusion, that PixelGetColor is the way to go.
So i searched for more reliable ways and benchmarked other methods. I did some benchmarks and the results were showing delays of up to 750ms. That method happens to have some major delay, especially when doing a bunch of them. It works just by getting colors of predefined pixels of your screen. PoE-Wingman is a script written with Autohotkey.
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