TALENTLESS

HUMAN-LIKE PLAYING

note length randomization

each note produced out of the TALENTLESS script will be put through an algorithm that randomizes the time the note is released. this means that every single note will have a slight difference in length instead of being perfect. this is a flaw that other autoplayers often overlook.

error margin

the error margin is a feature in TALENTLESS that has been through many stages of testing and many versions to arrive at where it is today. it's an adjustable value that determines the amount of errors your playing will have. at 0, your notes will play in perfect uniform. as you increase it, the timing in between notes will begin to differ, chords become less and less quantized, and you might start miss-pressing a note or two. all of these factors come together as you increase/decrease the error margin which results in autoplay that's as human as you can get while still preserving the beauty of the song.

EASE OF USE

300 songs, specifically indexed

each song is reviewed and then placed into categories that are found on the side bar of the TALENTLESS ui. this allows for anyone to quickly and efficiently browse through the massive catalogue of music to play.

keyword-based searching

using the search bar in the TALENTLESS ui, you're not only limited to song names. search by artist, TV show, movie, video games, and more.

simple functionality

find a song, click on it, and click play. it's as simple as that. pause and stop your current song anytime you want and increase/decrease the BPM to your liking before and during your playing.

MIDI2LUA

easy to use

MIDI2LUA is a website that is branched off of TALENTLESS. simply upload a midi file to the website, edit the configuration to your liking, and convert it. the output is an autoplay script that can be directly executed in your executor.

velocity, midi88, and sustain pedal support

before you convert a song on MIDI2LUA, you are given options to make your script sound as good as possible. this includes the choice to use velocity, midi88, and the sustain pedal. each config option comes with a short, brief explanation to tell you exactly what it does to the autoplay, and also which games it will work on. the reason the songs in TALENTLESS don't have most of these configs turned on is that not all games support them. but now, you can create your own songs and make them sound as perfect as they can be.

MIDI Spoofing

tell the game you're on a midi keyboard

MIDI spoofing is by far the most overpowered and unique option that TALENTLESS has to offer. it's an option that only works in the game Piano Rooms, but what it does is that it sends MIDI-encoded keypresses instead of qwerty ones. basically, it will tell the game you're playing on a real piano, not a keyboard. this is super OP because in Piano Rooms, you can see if other players are on their keyboard or on a real MIDI piano. so when you're playing with MIDI Spoofing turned on, it will appear to others like you're actually on a MIDI keyboard.