A simple script that looks for the Accept button and clicks on it when found

Notes

• You must have CS:GO running before starting the script
• If you're using the Python Script instead of the Application, you must have Python 3 installed
• For the automatic script setup (.bat), you must have Python 3 installed in the default location (...\AppData\Local\Programs\Python)
  
  
  

Usage

• Make sure that CS:GO is already running before starting the script!
• After starting the script, wait for it to open up CS:GO in the taskbar
• When it opens up CS:GO, it will try to find your resolution (if you're using fullscreen stretched)

1. One beep => The monitor's resolution didn't change, script will use your Desktop resolution
2. Two beeps => Fullscreen Stretched resolution detected, script will use your in-game resolution

• At this point, everything is set up and ready for use
• See the console window for binds

Installation

Application (.exe)

This is the best choice for ease of instalation.

• Download the "csgo-autoaccept-setup.exe" file

• Once you start the setup, Windows Smartscreen will probably show a warning, since Windows doesn't know who created the program
• To continue, press More info and Run Anyway
• In the setup, enter the folder you want the script to install into, and wait for the installation to finish
• After that, you're finished! Go into the folder where you installed the script and run bot.exe!

Python Script

This is the best choice for speed and reliability.

• To use the Python Script, download the "csgo-autoaccept-script.zip" file

• Extract the contents of the .zip file

Automatic Installation (.bat)

To use the Automatic Installation method, you must have Python 3 installed in the default location (...\AppData\Local\Programs\Python)

• Run the setup.bat file and wait until the command prompt disappears
• After that, you're set! Just run AutoAccept.bat whenever you want to start AutoAccept!

Manual Installation

• Open up cmd in the csgo-autoaccept-script folder (An easy way to do so is by entering cmd in the address bar)

• Create a venv

1. Locate your python installation folder. By default in: C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python3.x\python.exe
2. Copy the full address ending with \python.exe
3. In the cmd window opened up earlier, type: <full copied address> -m venv .venv

• Enter the venv by entering: .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
• Download the required dependencies by entering: pip install -r requirements.txt
• After that, you're set up! Close the command prompt and start the AutoAccept.bat file