Skribbl AutoGuesser

Zachary Kosove
2024-08-13T17:47:55Z

Automatically suggests guesses in Skribbl.io. Fast, easy, and effective.

Skribbl Autoguesser

This userscript improves your game by automatically guessing words based on hints and past answers. Features include auto-guessing, word filtering, wordlist export, and more.

Features:

Auto Guessing: Automatically guesses words using patterns and stored correct answers.

Possible Words List: Displays a filtered list of possible words, using hint filtering and pattern matching.

Wordlist Updates: Updates the possible words list when new words are discovered, adding them to the global list during your drawing turn.

Export New Words: Export newly discovered words to a text file. These can be shared with the community wordlist on GitHub.

Planned Features:

Auto-leave / Auto-change Lobbies: Automatically leave or change lobbies to avoid getting kicked.

Neural Net for Word Sorting: Plans to use a neural network to improve word sorting, potentially using an open-source model from Google.

Humanized Auto-draw: Simulates human-like drawing behavior, with community support and auto-saving of other players' drawings.

Randomized Auto-guess Timing: Adds randomness to auto-guess timing for more natural behavior.

Usage:

The script runs automatically after installation. Toggle auto-guessing with the "Auto Guess" button and export new words with the "Export Answers" button in the settings panel at the bottom right of the screen.

Installation:

To install, use a userscript manager like Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey. Then click the "Install this script" button on Greasy Fork.

Dependencies:

This script uses GM_getValue and GM_setValue to store and retrieve data.

It fetches data from an external wordlist on GitHub.

Contributing:

Contributions are welcome! Report issues or suggest improvements on the GitHub repository.

License:

This script is licensed under the MIT License.

Inspired by fermion's work on Wordsleuth.

Inspired by cheatsHaz' work on the Wordsleuth fork.

Inspired by Hidden Facts 2010's work on Skribbl.io AutoGuesser.