archbroski is a 3rd party tool for Path of Exile which suggests archnemesis modifiers to use according to your preferences.

This is work in progress, but for now, download the zipfile from here, and unzip into any (writable) directory.

In the future, I might be able to provide a digitally signed windows installer.

After running the program, right click on the system tray icon and click Settings. Set up your configuration hotkey and combos. You may change these any time, and any changes made are immediately in effect and synced to your local filesystem.

Hotkey support is rather limited, ctrl / alt / shift + a-z, 0-9, F1-12.

Approach an archnemesis statue and click its icon. Once the UI is visible, press your activation hotkey (default: alt + 1). Then, one of 3 things could happen:

• a, a single modifier is highlighted and a green checkmark pops up. Simply use that modifier.
• b, the image recognition algorithm fails, indicated by a red explamation point. For why this might have happened, read through the IMPORTANT points below
• c, the logic algorithm fails, indicated by a red question mark. Read the Logic algorithm section to understand why this might have happened.

Whatever happens, you can close the overlay by pressing any key or mouse button. Also, the very first activation after installation could take some time (~1 second on my system), but subsequent activations should be reasonably fast (< 100ms).

IMPORTANT

1. make sure you are running Path of Exile in windowed or borderless mode and that you ran archbroski on the same monitor as Path of Exile
2. when you press your activation key:
   • your stash, queue, and their immediate surroundings (~ 50 pixels around) > should be fully visible and unobstructed by anything (including your cursor!)
   • do NOT have any recipe from the drop down list selected or have any text in the search textfield
   • do NOT move your cursor at all when activating - for some obscure reason, the app won't be able to take a screenshot
3. if, for any reason, your UI differs in size, or you use anything akin to Reshade, SweetFX, NVIDIA Freestyle, etc., the image recognition is very likely to fail (fail to recognize the layout or misidentify the modifiers)

Without going into too much detail, the algorithm is very opinionated and heuristic. In general, it'll try to favor active combos with higher priorities, and will only suggest combos with 4 modifiers with a maximum of 2 filler modifiers.

Report here.