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Resources

Champions

Champions and their skins, captured from your screen and kept in game order.

Resources → Champions is the shared library of champions the bot must recognise on screen. The same champion can wear several different skins, so all recognition art lives on the skins — the bot matches a champion by matching any of its skins. The Champions task uses this library.

  1. Game order sort
  2. Add Champion
  3. #position badge
The Champion library: a search and sort on the left, Add Champion on the right, and one big #-numbered card per champion.

Keep them in game order

Keep the cards in the same order as the game's champions window — each card shows its #position. The game opens that window on the last-selected champion, so knowing every champion's position is what lets a task page left or right to reach a specific one. Sort by Game order (with no active search), then drag a card to rearrange.

Adding a champion and its skins

  1. Click Add Champion, name it, then click Add skin.
  2. Step 1 — capture: pick the emulator Port and Capture screen (or Upload image…), drag a box around the champion's full image (scroll to zoom, right-drag to pan), and click Use selection.
  3. Step 2 — details: optionally name the skin, then Select template in Vision Lab — crop the champion's distinctive part, tune the match, and attach it. The linked template is drawn as a green box on the skin image; click Save skin.
  4. Repeat Add skin for every other look the champion can appear with.
  1. Template match area (green box)
  2. Select template in Vision Lab
  3. Re-capture image
A skin's details — the skin image with its linked template marked as a green box, and the Vision Lab template controls beside it.
Skin name
Optional label for the skin (e.g. Default, Halloween).
Template
Select template in Vision Lab crops and links the match area; once linked, Edit detector re-tunes it in the Vision Lab and Unlink detaches it.
Re-capture image
Go back and capture or crop the champion image again, keeping the skin name and detector link.
A built-in champion carries a BUILT-IN badge and can't be deleted — but you can still edit it: add skins or drag it to match your game's order.