Hell yeah, I’ve always wanted to learn to play the xylophone too, but after many, many, many… tries, I felt like punching the screen and uninstalling the game.
I don’t understand how developers can include such a frustrating and unfair minigame in a game with such chill vibes.

Here’s a handcrafted Python script designed to autocomplete the minigame. To use it, you’ll need to have Python installed on your computer.

You can view the code in this repository: https://github.com/AlexDeveloperUwU/miniprojects/tree/master/summer-catches-jar

Alternatively, you can download the zipped utility from: https://github.com/AlexDeveloperUwU/miniprojects/raw/master/summer-catches-jar/summer-catches-jar.zip

Once downloaded, just unzip it anywhere on your computer.

Install Dependencies:

You must install Python dependencies to run the script.


Get Key Coordinates:

Once you have installed the dependencies, you must launch coordstool.py to obtain the coordinates of the keys that need to be pressed.


Follow the script’s instructions to find the coordinates. Then update them in the main.py file.

Update main.py:

In main.py, locate line 47 and update the game_region values with the coordinates you obtained from coordstool. For example:


Execute main.py:

Finally, execute main.py to launch the utility and complete the minigame.

*You can adjust the third coordinate value up or down according to your needs, as it may vary based on your latency.