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Hi,

I'm new here and to AutoIt, just started coding yesterday. I've searched the forums but have been unable to find an answer to my dilemma.

My dilemma is that I want to right click on a certain amount of different locations depending on the variable $items.

Right now I have a set amount of items (4) that can be right clicked on. I want to be able to use the variable $items to select how many locations should be right clicked. Im confusing myself with this so here is a diagram of what I want to do.

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Also any sloppy code practice could that I could change, please let me know.

Any help would be appreciated

Here is my code thus far:

HotKeySet("+{F2}","onoff")
HotKeySet("+{F3}","exitapp")
Dim $click = False
$delay = inputbox("", "What speed do you want the auto clicker to run at? *Please Note* speed goes in 1/1000 of a second increments, so five seconds would be 5000 milliseconds. WARNING: If you set the click speed too fast then there is a very good chance the clicker will miss items.")
;$items = inputbox("", "Number of items to be upgraded?")
Sleep (500)
MsgBox (0, "", "Running at delay of " & $delay & " milliseconds")
MsgBox (0, "", "Push Shift+F2 to start/stop and Shift+F3 to exit.")

Func onoff()
   If $click = False Then
      $click = True
   Else
      $click = False
   EndIf
EndFunc


Func exitapp()
   Exit
EndFunc

While True
   If $click = True Then
      MouseClick("right", 36, 55)
      sleep($delay)
      Mouseclick("right", 93, 55)
      sleep($delay)
      MouseClick("right", 151, 55)
      sleep($delay)
      MouseClick("right", 36, 110)
    sleep ($delay)
    
   EndIf
WEnd
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UBound returns the number of elements in an array. Your For...Next loop will loop from 0 to (UBound($array) - 1) since arrays are normally 0-based and the limits are included in the For...Next looping. So you have to deduct 1 from the UBound result, otherwise you will exceed the array boundary.

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Im really not grasping this Array concept, can you please explain to me why you're using [4][2] and the following syntax? Or point me in the direction of a thorough Array tutorial?

There is 4 elements to that array (four sets of coordinates), with 2 dimensions (x and y)

The paramaters after that are defining what those coordinates are(x,y) format.

There is loads of stuff around the forum on arrays, I spent days reading them.

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