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ZeusIRL

ZeusIRL controls your electro-stimulation device (currently supports Pavlok and PiShock) and shocks you whenever you die in CS:GO. It also has other options. It uses Game State Integration and does not interact with the game's memory in any way, making it safe to use. (except for the part where you get zapped)

How to Use

Click "Configure CS:GO Game State Integration", this will make a cfg file in your CS:GO directory which enables ZeusIRL to see when deaths occur.
Select your device, configure it, and click connect (this will vibrate your device so you know the connection was successful)
Play around with the various settings, click Start when you are ready
Stay in Test Mode until you are comfortable
Report bugs when you find them!

Get It

Download the v1.0 release and run the EXE or the Python source code.

Acknowledgements

The reverse-engineering work done in ztrayl3/PyPav2 formed the basis for the Pavlok integration. Thank you!

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shock on round lost

intensity based on damage

Custom csgo config location

Seemingly connecting, though not doing anything after

Hello there,

This isn't specifically relating to the project itself however I recently came across said project while looking for a way to interact with my Pavlok 2 while on Windows, as you seem to have utilised Bleak for this instead,

I went ahead and used a few snippets of your work here to see if I could've finally found a solution to my issues as I'm looking to simply have the py file launch as needed just to give a single shock and close,

`from PyPav2 import Pavlok as pav
import math

pav = pav()
pav.connect("mac:address")
pav.vibrate(math.floor(50 / 10), duration_on=2)
pav.shock(math.floor(50 / 10), math.floor(1 / 0.7))`

Outside of the occasional timeout error which I could remedy with a try except loop to retry connecting, it seems that the code will follow through, however I'm not seeing anything happen with the device itself,

So it's quite possible I'm missing other factors here, and if so I'd greatly appreciate you pointing me in the right direction