bluestacks-fast-screenshot 0.10

This module takes screenshots of BlueStacks using the win32 API, resizes and crops them to the same size of an ADB screenshot.

This module takes screenshots of BlueStacks using the win32 API, resizes and crops them to the same size of an ADB screenshot.

You can easily get more than 100 FPS, but the BlueStacks window may not be minimized! You can put it in the background, but don't minimize it!

Once you have called calculate_crop(), you can move the BlueStacks window, but don't resize it!

pip install bluestacks-fast-screenshot





from bluestacks_fast_screenshot import BluestacksScreencapWin32

import re

import cv2



bluestacksfast = BluestacksScreencapWin32(

    deviceserial="localhost:5735",

    adb_path="C:\\Users\\Gamer\\AppData\\Local\\Android\\Sdk\\platform-tools\\adb.exe",

    hwnd=None,

    window_text=re.compile(r".*bluestacks.*", flags=re.IGNORECASE),

    show_capture_keys="ctrl+alt+z",  # starts cv2.imshow() - can be enabled/disabled by pressing ctrl+alt+z

    show_fps_keys="ctrl+alt+f",  # show the fps rate - can be enabled/disabled by pressing ctrl+alt+f

    kill_screencap_keys="ctrl+alt+x",  # kills the capture process

)





for pic in bluestacksfast.calculate_crop(

    mincrop=15,  # Limit the crop size here, but be careful, if the value is too high, the picture will not be cropped properly

    maxcrop=70,  # Limit the crop size here, but be careful, if the value is too low, the picture will not be cropped properly

    interpolation=cv2.INTER_AREA,

).get_converted_screenshots(

    interpolation=cv2.INTER_AREA, sleeptime=None, force_cropcoords_update=False

):

    # print('do something here', end='\r')

    print(pic.shape, end="\r")

bluestacksfast.kill_screencap()  # if you break out of the loop, stop capturing