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League of Legends - Auto Queue Acceptor

Automatically accept queue, block, and select a champion 'You can literally be pooping while waiting for a match, and the script will take care of the rest :)'

Requirements

  • Python 3.6 or later
  • requests library
  • infi.systray
  • PyAutoGUI
  • PyGetWindow
  • python-dotenv

Installation

  1. Clone this repository or download the files.

    git clone https://github.com/chocodarkstudio/lol-auto-queue.git
cd lol-auto-queue

  2. Install the required Python packages.

    pip install -r requirements.txt

  3. Edit the config.json file and replace league_of_legends_path with the actual path to your LoL game or RiotClientServices.exe directory.

    "league_of_legends_path": "\"D:/Riot Games/Riot Client/RiotClientServices.exe\" --launch-product=league_of_legends --launch-patchline=live",

Usage

  1. Run the script:

    python lol_auto_queue.py

    You can also run it as a non-console program: rename the lol_auto_queue.py file to lol_auto_queue.pyw and use the built-in SysTrayIcon

  2. Open the League of Legends client, you can use the systray shortcut or open it manually.

  3. The script will periodically check if you are in a queue, and it will automatically accept the queue when a match is found.

  4. It will automatically block and select your champion in config.json list.

Compatibility

This script was tested on a screen resolution of 1366x768. You can find sample images for this resolution in the imgs_1366x768 folder.

To ensure the script works for your setup, run a test queue match and observe if the script automatically accepts the queue and selects a champion. If it doesn't, you might need to take screenshots of the game buttons.

To add a new samples, follow these steps:

  1. Take screenshots of the relevant League of Legends buttons and create a new folder, similar to imgs_1366x768
  2. Edit the settings.py file to add the new resolution to the list availible_res.
  3. Set the index number for the script to use it.

Here is the settings.py section for reference:

class Resolutions:
    availible_res = ["1366x768"]  # Add your new resolution here
    img_path = "imgs_" + availible_res[0]  # Set index to your desired resolution

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute with new image samples for different screen resolutions or any other feature, feel free to submit a pull request or contact to me.