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same deal here R/LWINUP doesnt work the 'down' counterpart works though #'s doesnt work too i just used a series of mouse clicks to do what I needed

probably necro, but I had to post. Thanks a lot for this thread --gonna save my eyes I tried twilight, but didnt like the white line. Changed caret, and that fixed it then I tried the others. I liked Bespin best

i dont understand that post lol Im assuming youre asking about the syntax for using the hex color code? 0X(insert hex value here) 0XFFFFFF <--white 0XFF0000 <-red

I've been using isPressed heavily, and just now wondered what opening a dll is for I assumed that it's where a stream of input is kept as a "log" of some sort to determine that a key is in fact still being held idk how I got that idea in my head lol or is it a temporary storage of the instructions that encompasses the entire event wherein the key is pressed

$var[2] = PixelSearch(-x1-, -y1-, -x2-, -y2-, -colors-) mouseclick("left", $var[0], $var[1])

here's my understanding of it: ;--myListOfCommonFuncs.au3 Const Dim $coord1OfFuncX[2] = [0,0] func iDoStuff() endfunc ;--specializedFunc1.au3 #include <myListOfCommonFuncs.au3> mouseclick("left", $coord1OfFuncX[0], $coord1OfFuncX[1]) thanks for the quick replies and for your awesome sig

mostly dimensions coordinates since Im using a bunch of common functions that I use on my 2 laptops and my desktop and they have differing resolutions, file paths, etc so I thought I'd create my own library containing my oft used functions(for various scripts) and thought I'd clean it up a bit and use pre-determined variables for each computer thanks for the quick reply

Im making my own library containing my oft used functions how do I store my often used variables in that library and how do I call it on my other scripts?

It executes as if I was on a 32bit machine Runs as if I Rclick'd->Compile(X64) or Run(X64) even my launcher scripts(launches other .au3 files) work by double clickin My older scripts(written on a 32bit machine, and copied to this 64bit machine) also run which were never executed on this 64bit machine before through -> 1)Simple execution, 2) Compiling/Running(X64) or 3)adding that wrapper which is wierd, cuz the scripts had to be compiled/Run on for them to run on this 64bit machine before(idk what changes I did to make it work now)

thanks bud edit: weird, now my scripts are working without even compiling/running as 64bit(and after deleting the .exe files produced after compiling) just double clicking the .au3 works, even if I comment out that a3wrapper for x64

I've been getting by with just Compiling my scripts as x64 but since I've got a lot of small scripts(15 to 20) that I constantly modify(maybe thrice a week) it's been getting kind of annoying is there a quicker way to make the scripts I create to automatically run/compile as x64? or make it so that there wont be a produced .exe file after compiling? thanks