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Tired of the endless Battle Pass grind in Warzone?
Let’s be real, grinding tokens is a waste of time when you could be actually playing the game or doing something productive. Velo Booster is a Python-based automation tool designed to handle the BP farm while you’re away. It’s open-source, uses computer vision (OpenCV) for navigation, and is built to be a simple "set and forget" solution.
Technical Logic — Vision-Based Automation
Instead of hooking into game memory or messing with offsets that Ricochet loves to flag, this bot uses OpenCV to analyze the screen. It detects menu elements, handles the match-making process, and performs randomized movements in-game to dodge the standard AFK detection. Since it lacks memory writes, it provides a significantly lower risk profile compared to internal cheats.
Core Features
Setup & Configuration
Optimization for Farming
If you're running this on a secondary machine or a cloud rig, cap your FPS at 30 and drop the render resolution to the minimum. This drastically reduces resource usage without breaking the OpenCV detection logic.
Security & Risk Assessment
The developer claims to have used this across multiple CoD titles on various alt accounts without catching bans or shadowbans. Because it stays purely external and simulates user input, it's generally safer than traditional scripts, but use common sense—don't run it 24/7 on your main account without breaks. There is also mention of upcoming 2nd PC support via AnyDesk to further isolate the bot from the game's anti-cheat environment.
Note: Some features like the GUI and Discord webhooks were reportedly removed in the latest build for stability/reworking, so expect to run it via the CLI for now.
Anyone tested this on a headless VM yet? Drop your results below.
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Let’s be real, grinding tokens is a waste of time when you could be actually playing the game or doing something productive. Velo Booster is a Python-based automation tool designed to handle the BP farm while you’re away. It’s open-source, uses computer vision (OpenCV) for navigation, and is built to be a simple "set and forget" solution.
Technical Logic — Vision-Based Automation
Instead of hooking into game memory or messing with offsets that Ricochet loves to flag, this bot uses OpenCV to analyze the screen. It detects menu elements, handles the match-making process, and performs randomized movements in-game to dodge the standard AFK detection. Since it lacks memory writes, it provides a significantly lower risk profile compared to internal cheats.
Core Features
- Full Automation: Handles the entire cycle from queuing and loading to playing and the post-match requeue.
- Vision-Based Navigation: Uses pixel/image detection to navigate the CoD menus, making it more resilient to minor UI shifts.
- Crash Recovery: Includes a watchdog logic that relaunches the game via Battle.net, Steam, or Gamepass if you hit a dev error or the client closes.
- AFK Avoidance: Simulates random key presses (like jumping) to keep your session active in the server.
- Game Mode Support: Compatible with Battle Royale (Duos/Quads), Resurgence (Solos to Quads), Plunder, and Prop Hunt.
Setup & Configuration
Automatic: Run the setup.bat file to pull all necessary Python dependencies in one go.
Manual Setup:
Manual Setup:
- Install Python and ensure it is added to your PATH environment variable.
- Install the required libraries:
Code:pip install -r requirements.txt - Configure Game Settings: Set Warzone to English and use Windowed Mode.
- Keybinds: Ensure your jump action is bound to SPACE.
Optimization for Farming
If you're running this on a secondary machine or a cloud rig, cap your FPS at 30 and drop the render resolution to the minimum. This drastically reduces resource usage without breaking the OpenCV detection logic.
Security & Risk Assessment
The developer claims to have used this across multiple CoD titles on various alt accounts without catching bans or shadowbans. Because it stays purely external and simulates user input, it's generally safer than traditional scripts, but use common sense—don't run it 24/7 on your main account without breaks. There is also mention of upcoming 2nd PC support via AnyDesk to further isolate the bot from the game's anti-cheat environment.
Note: Some features like the GUI and Discord webhooks were reportedly removed in the latest build for stability/reworking, so expect to run it via the CLI for now.
Anyone tested this on a headless VM yet? Drop your results below.
