Rune Scout and Well of Souls scanning

Rune Scout and Well of Souls read a small part of the screen and price what is on offer. Both got more reliable in 0.14.0.

Rune Scout

Open it from Scanners → Rune Scout, or bind Rune Scout under Overlays → Hotkeys.

What it does now:

Finds the reward panel on screen first, instead of trusting a fixed crop, and falls back to the old crop only when it cannot.
Reads each reward row separately, at higher resolution.
Fixes common OCR misreads and splits two rewards that were read as one line.
Never prices placeholder rewards such as "Unique Helmet" — there is nothing specific to price.
Marks a single best choice, highlighted over the game.

Open it from its page in the desktop app, or bind Well Of Souls under Overlays → Hotkeys.

It reads the real choice rows, with three OCR passes per row.
Each tier badge sits on its own row over the game, so it lines up with the choice it describes.

Make sure the whole panel is visible and nothing (chat, another overlay) covers it.
If a row comes back wrong, scan again — the read is quick.
Both scanners work on Windows and Linux; see Cross-platform text recognition.

Rune Scout and Well of Souls read a small part of the screen and price what is on offer. Both got more reliable in 0.14.0.

Open it from Scanners → Rune Scout, or bind Rune Scout under Overlays → Hotkeys.

What it does now:

Finds the reward panel on screen first, instead of trusting a fixed crop, and falls back to the old crop only when it cannot.
Reads each reward row separately, at higher resolution.
Fixes common OCR misreads and splits two rewards that were read as one line.
Never prices placeholder rewards such as "Unique Helmet" — there is nothing specific to price.
Marks a single best choice, highlighted over the game.

Open it from its page in the desktop app, or bind Well Of Souls under Overlays → Hotkeys.

It reads the real choice rows, with three OCR passes per row.
Each tier badge sits on its own row over the game, so it lines up with the choice it describes.

Make sure the whole panel is visible and nothing (chat, another overlay) covers it.
If a row comes back wrong, scan again — the read is quick.
Both scanners work on Windows and Linux; see Cross-platform text recognition.