Settings

Settings are grouped into tabs: language, input, capture, memory, network and hotkeys.

Switch the whole UI between English and Russian. Takes effect immediately.
Logs, node search and canonical node keys stay in English — the same scenario looks and behaves the same for users of either language.

Compatibility — old-style input path. Best for older programs and windows that block newer methods.
Standard — the normal Windows input path. Good default for most games.
Driver (Pro) — input at the driver level. Use for games that block ordinary input from other programs.
Direct — sends commands straight into the window's message queue. Works even when the window isn't focused and doesn't move the real cursor.
Inject (Pro) — loads a small helper library into the game. Needs the input components installed (the app will offer to download them).
Raspberry Pi Pico (Pro) — a physical Pico microcontroller flashed with our firmware acts as a real USB keyboard/mouse. Most compatible with strict anti-input systems, but you need the hardware. Includes a flashing wizard.
For the mouse and keyboard you can pick different methods — for example Direct for the mouse and Standard for the keyboard.

Standard — works with any window, no visible marker on the game window. A bit slower.
Fast — faster capture that goes through Windows. Windows may draw a coloured border around the captured window; that's a Windows feature, not a bug.
Image processing: CPU (always works) or GPU (faster with almost every AMD, Intel or NVIDIA card). If the GPU can't be used at the moment, the app falls back to CPU on its own.
The name of the graphics card the app is using is shown right under the option.

Standard — reads memory from outside the game. Fastest and works with almost every game. Recommended default.
Through a helper library — loads a small library into the game. Use only for games that block the standard method. Requires input components installed; the Memory tab blocks the Load button and warns you if they aren't there yet.

Proxy for the API nodes and the AI Agent's HTTP calls.
If left off, AIWeavio uses your Windows proxy settings.
If turned on, fill in type, address, port, and optionally login, password and a bypass list.
Test proxy sends a short HTTPS request through the settings to confirm they work.

Global shortcuts for Start, Pause and Stop of the active scenario, so you don't have to switch back to AIWeavio to trigger them.