Automatic screenshooter for ingress intel map.
- Captures screenshots of ingress intel map every n seconds
- Set your location
- Authentication using login and password or cookies available
- Supports 2-step authentication
- Doesn't require X server to be run
- Set portal levels to display
- Use IITC (optionally)
- Timestamp on screenshots (optionally)
- Fully cross-platform: supports Windows, GNU/Linux and Mac OS X!
- Hide some features like fields or links from the map (IITC only)
- It's portable — you can run ice from a flash drive or a DropBox folder
- Can be run via Docker (Docker Hub)
See our samples.
WARNING! ingress-ice may be considered against Ingress ToS (although it hasn't happened before). Use it at your own risk!
- Unpack the archieve wherever you want
- Double-Click
ingress-ice.cmd
and follow the instructions - It will save captured screenshots with into
Ice-2014-07-13--09-13-37.png
,Ice-2014-07-13--09-14-07.png
...
If you want to reconfigure the script, just double click reconfigure.cmd
. If you want to use cookies instead of login and password, see cookies authentication.
- Unpack the archieve wherever you want
- Run
chmod +x ingress-ice&&./ingress-ice
in console and follow the instructions - It will save captured screenshots with into
Ice-2014-07-13--09-13-37.png
,Ice-2014-07-13--09-14-07.png
... - You can run it from any folder where you want to save screenshots.
If you want to reconfigure the script, run ./ingress-ice -r
. See CLI usage. If you want to use cookies instead of login and password, see cookies authentication.
To create a video from your screenshots, you can use MPlayer (Windows download) (install from your repo if on linux). It includes a mencoder
command. The following will produce an .avi
video:
(Detailed instruction for windows here)
mencoder mf://*.png -mf w=1366:h=768:fps=4:type=png -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:mbd=2:trell -oac copy -o ingress-ice.avi
Change 1366 and 768 to your width and height, fps=4 to your FPS (more FPS - faster video, but shorter)
- @nibogd — Author;
- @c2nprds — Optimizations; Amazon S3 upload method (will be available in version 4.1)
- @mfcanovas — Cookies storing for login authentication;
- @pheanex — First version of Dockerfile;
- @tom-eagle92 — Mac OS X support;
- All contributors of PhantomJS;
ICE uses [PhantomJS](http://phantomjs.org/), it's binary is packed with the script.
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