Ever wondered how those tracking systems work in CCTV, speed cameras, and motion sensors? Me too! They use something called "computer vision", which is a joint term for techniques like object detection, motion tracking, and more. AVG is a similarly built system specialized for person and character tracking (so real life and video games), including body-part tracking and direction tracking. AVG is fully external and does not do any sort of process injection, hooking, or interception of APIs.
.\build.ps1Build output is AVG.exe. It is a Windows-subsystem app, so normal launch does not open a console window.
Runtime assets live in External: ONNX models in External\Models, native import libraries in External\Lib.
.\AVG.exeAVG uses a GUI for controls, which supports hiding.
Offline check:
.\AVG.exe --test-image C:\path\to\screenshot.png --no-ui
