A Simple tool for Making CSGO Dataset in YOLO Format For C++

Yolov5LabelMakerForCSGO

This is a toy dll which allows you to make CSGO dataset for YOLOv5 network with some simple clicks of button.

Features

• Visible bounding box
• Simultaneous generation of image and label

Pictures

​ This is what your game will look after injecting this dll(Non-visible entities will not have bbox

​ This is what your screenshot will look like(It won't have bounding box)

​ This is what the corresponding label file will look like(YOLOv5 format, Change id for each class in source code LabelMaker.h)

How to use?

Open .sln with Visual studio 2019+

Open Config.h and change directory configs

Build the project source into .dll

Launch your csgo game (notice: This dll doesn't have any sort of VAC bypass so u might wanna start the game in -insecure mode to avoid VAC/Untrusted ban)

Start a match(Prefarably a bot match)

Inject this .dll with your favorite injector(If u dont have one then checkout https://github.com/leo4048111/Potato-Injector)

Keybinds
HOME	Takes a screenshot and generates corresponding label in YOLOv5 format(.txt)
NUMPAD8	Enlarges the bounding box height
NUMPAD2	Reduces the bouding box height
INSERT	Unloads the dll

Notice

Non-existing directories won't be created for you, so you have to manually create them before files' being saved.

This dll crashes the game sometimes when selecting/changing team side.

You need to rebuild this dll after changing configs, so a GUI menu might be added for runtime configuration later.

If the dll doesn't work after csgo updates, you need to manually update the offsets in csgo.hpp from https://github.com/frk1/hazedumper

Credits

https://github.com/TsudaKageyu/minhook

https://github.com/frk1/hazedumper For netvar offsets.

https://github.com/danielkrupinski/Osiris Borrowed some features from SDK.

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Author: leo4048111
Source code: https://github.com/leo4048111/Yolov5-LabelMaker-For-CSGO
License: WTFPL license

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