UI Overview

OCR interface components and how to use them for capturing and translating text from your game screen.

The Capture Area is a transparent overlay window that defines which part of your screen will be captured for OCR text recognition.

How to Use:

Position the Capture Area window over the text in your game
Resize the window to cover the entire dialogue box or text area
Make sure the capture area only includes the text (avoid UI elements or background graphics)
Once positioned, the capture area will automatically capture text when Auto Capture is enabled

Tips:

Position the capture area precisely over the text box for best results
Avoid capturing unnecessary parts of the screen (UI buttons, character sprites, etc.)
Leave a small margin around the text to ensure all characters are captured

The Side Toolbar provides quick access to OCR controls and settings. Each button serves a specific function:

Capture
- Manually captures the current text within the Capture Area
- Hotkey: Ctrl + Space (default)
Auto Capture
- Automatically captures and translates text at regular intervals
- Continuously monitors the capture area for new text
- Hotkey: Ctrl + Shift + A (default)
Pre-processing
- Opens image enhancement options before OCR processing
- Adjust settings like brightness, contrast, threshold, and filters
- Improves image quality for better OCR accuracy
OCR Engine
- Allows you to select which OCR engine to use for text recognition
- Different engines have different accuracy levels
Capture Area (Mouse Click-Through)
- Toggles whether mouse clicks pass through the Capture Area window
- When enabled (ON): You can click through the capture window to interact with your game
- When disabled (OFF): You can move and resize the capture window
Set Region
- Allows you to define or adjust the Capture Area by drawing a region on the screen
- Hotkey: Ctrl + Shift + R (default)

The Status Bar displays real-time information about the OCR process at the bottom of the Capture Area window.

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