Insolence

I wonder if this would work with Diablo 3?! Who knoooooooooows!

I did a little research and I found out Firefox has a COM-like interface(right word?) you can mess with. Using that, like the IE libraries on here, you can tell (for sure, any skin) if Firefox is loaded. Also, you should use SetError(), or return negative numbers for exceptions (IMO). EDIT: Someone already did it for ya http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=20450

We'll try the Beta and I'll see what values AutoIt gives us. Thanks for the reply, Jon.

Wow, that was way too quick. 2bit color depth? I'll google that, but if you meant 32, yeah. EDIT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_depth --yeah, we're both 32 bit. EDIT #2: Also, he keeps getting the max int value, which is 2147483648.

On my computer, for 13,000 different pictures I get 13,000 different values for pixelchecksums. My friend, however, gets only a few different checksums for the same pictures. What could be causing this? This is my code: [DllImport("AutoItX3.dll", EntryPoint = "AU3_PixelChecksum")] public static extern int PixelChecksumInterop(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, int step); public uint PixelChecksum(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, int step) { return (uint)PixelChecksumInterop(x1, y1, x2, y2, step); } and I also use the interop C# generates manually.

Well you're making it way too complicated. You don't need to manually select each character or enlarge/manipulate any graphics. Just lay out a table of the font: a-zA-Z0-9 and some punctuation. If there isn't spacing between the characters, you're going to have a hard time defining each.

Well, I'm looking for specific things to make sure our systems are identical, so we can use the same PixelCheckSum's across all the computers.

On two different computers a PixelCheckSumin the same area is different, I did an ImageDiff on the two screens and there are quite a few different pixels. How do I ensure both computers have the same pixels? Both are 1280x1024x32bpp and shouldn't have Color Correction on--what else could be the problem?

Sorry, you can't use C++ in AutoIt. AFAIK it's impossible. You'll have to write the program in C++ as a DLL and use it through AutoIt and DLLCall. Now is the time to learn (at least a little) C++, especially if it's your only option. You can't run forever!

I'm using RunWait(@ComSpec & ' cacls "C:\SC" /E /G Users:F ', '', @SW_SHOW) And I get this:

When I try to set "Isolated" to true, I get this exception: EDIT: I don't know what I changed, but now it at least runs fine with debugging, but when I release and execute it without a I get an unhandled exception.

Manadar, if you play USWest I can get you some better items; if you'd like EDIT: Diablo II world coordinates work how I showed in the picture, that's how the grid system works.

I haven't played in almost a year, this is a nice blast from the past Thanks, best wishes to you too.

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