AI
Eggsterant AI: the Model-driven vision product. It loads a Model for the game you play and uses it for visual recognition.
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Eggsterant Glossary
These are the terms Eggsterant uses in its products and on this website. Each definition uses the Eggsterant meaning. Industry labels are included in plain language so readers can tell them apart from our own terms.
Aim
The direction and speed of cursor movement.
AimBot
A general industry label for assisted cursor movement. In Eggsterant AI, it refers to Model-driven visual guidance.
ColorBot
A general industry label for colour-based visual detection. In Eggsterant Pro, it refers to the colour-driven profile.
Egg Vision
A shape-aware detection method. It evaluates the selected body region instead of a single pixel.
Humanised
Movement shaped with easing, deadzones, and pathing so the cursor follows a natural curve instead of an instant jump.
Imager
The setup utility that writes the Mouse Proxy image to a microSD card and configures Wi-Fi for the Raspberry Pi.
Legit
A conservative profile with smaller corrections and generous smoothing.
Loader
The Eggsterant launcher that authenticates the account and starts the selected product.
Model
An ONNX file loaded by Eggsterant AI. It handles visual recognition for a selected game.
Mouse Proxy
The Raspberry Pi hardware layer that carries mouse input separately from the PC running the game.
Prediction
TB's between-frame correction. It keeps the response tight when a fast movement or moving Target leaves the capture window.
Rage
A performance profile with faster response and tighter corrections.
Target
The visual region selected for cursor movement.
TB
The short product name for Eggsterant TriggerBot.
TriggerBot
The Eggsterant TB product. It produces an input event when a Target meets the configured visual condition, using Egg Vision and Prediction.
Industry labels such as AimBot and ColorBot are listed so they can be recognised and distinguished from Eggsterant's own terms. They are not product claims.