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RMT (RuoMengTu)

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RMT (RuoMengTu) is a free, open-source macro tool built on AHKv2. Let the code handle the tedious work—you have more meaningful things to do.

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What is RMT (RuoMengTu)?

RMT (RuoMengTu) is a free and open-source macro automation tool based on AutoHotkey v2, with a visual editor and real computer-vision under the hood, designed to help users easily create and run various automation tasks through simple configuration. RMT allows users to freely share, download, and exchange macro configuration files.

✨ Key Features:

⌨️ Record and play keyboard / mouse / gamepad macros 🔍 Image recognition, color detection, and OCR (text recognition) ⚙️ Logic control, conditional branching, and multithreaded execution 💡 Perfect for gaming assistance, office automation, and custom scripting 💬 Whether it's repetitive clicks or complex workflows, RMT lets your computer work automatically.

Everything lives behind a GUI, so you can build a "watch for this state, then react" flow without writing AHK by hand — record keyboard/mouse/gamepad macros, add logic, and let it handle the repetitive work.

Where native AHK ImageSearch falls short (slow, near-exact matching, single result), RMT leans on a different stack:

  • OpenCV template matching with a tunable similarity score (grayscale mode for speed, or image+colour when that matters)
  • OCR via PaddleOCR (PP-OCRv6) for reading text off the screen — regex-capable queries, unified zh/en/digit
  • Search images, colours, or text, in a region or inside a specific window, with found / not-found branching