Making a 2048 Game Bot in Python | Beginner Tutorial | Part 1 HD

Hello guys today we are going to start work on making a bot for 2048 game. If you a beginner in python, you can easily go through it. Download PyCharm: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/ 2048 game: www.2048game.com Code: from PIL import ImageGrab, ImageOps import pyautogui currentGrid = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0] class Cords: cord11 = (170, 270) cord12 = (270, 270) cord13 = (370, 270) cord14 = (470, 270) cord21 = (170, 370) cord22 = (270, 370) cord23 = (370, 370) cord24 = (470, 370) cord31 = (170, 480) cord32 = (270, 480) cord33 = (370, 480) cord34 = (470, 480) cord41 = (170, 590) cord42 = (270, 590) cord43 = (370, 590) cord44 = (470, 590) cordArray = [cord11, cord12, cord13, cord14, cord21, cord22, cord23, cord24, cord31, cord32, cord33, cord34, cord41, cord42, cord43, cord44] class Values: empty = 195 two = 229 four = 225 eight = 190 sixteen = 172 thirtyTwo = 157 sixtyFour = 135 oneTwentyEight = 205 twoFiftySix = 201 fiveOneTwo = 197 oneZeroTwoFour = 193 twoZeroFourEight = 189 valueArray = [empty, two, four, eight, sixteen, thirtyTwo, sixtyFour , oneTwentyEight, twoFiftySix, fiveOneTwo, oneZeroTwoFour, twoZeroFourEight] def getGrid(): image = ImageGrab.grab() grayImage = ImageOps.grayscale(image) for index, cord in enumerate(Cords.cordArray): pixel = grayImage.getpixel(cord) pos = Values.valueArray.index(pixel) if pos == 0: currentGrid[index] = 0 else: currentGrid[index] = pow(2, pos) def printGrid(grid): for i in range(16): if i%4 == 0: print("[ " + str(grid[i]) + " " + str(grid[i+1]) + " " + str(grid[i+2]) + " " + str(grid[i+3]) +