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[Zenodice]

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Edited September 9, 2017 by Zenodice

[jvanegmond]

It would have been easier if you wrote down the line number on which it crashes, that helps a lot when searching.

Anyway, this can potentially go wrong because you never check for @error:

$bobber = PixelSearch($searchL,$searchT,$searchR,$searchB, $color,10) ; Look for user selected color in a large area in the center of the screen
; Some stuff
MouseMove($bobber[0], $bobber[1]) ; Move the mouse to the bobber (so the user knows what this script is looking at, and hopefully doesn't move the mouse)

[Zenodice]

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Edited September 9, 2017 by Zenodice

[jvanegmond]

Let's focus on one problem at a time, and let's start with the one where we know specifically what's going wrong: The array subscript exceeded error.

I asked you for a line number, so post one.

[Zenodice]

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Edited September 9, 2017 by Zenodice

[jvanegmond]

I actually fixed it, it seems that lack of error trapping was one of the issues and the other was too much variation in the color for the pixel search to find the desired target.

Thanks for your help Manadar.

As I had guessed.. : )

I've built my fair share of fishing bots and other game bots to know about what can typically go wrong.