Difficulties with simple script

[mrjohnsinclaire]

Hey guys,

After a lot of headache I am about to give up. I'm trying to make a simple script, but it doesn't seem to work. Maybe you guys can help me.

The only thing the script needs to do is to click (and hold) my left mouse button in the location of an object when it appears, and release the button after it dissappears. The object will be moving, so during the buton hold, the mouse will follow the object on my screen.

Can someone help me with this script? If you need the pixel values of the object I can give that, or I can figure out where to place it in the script.

Hopefully it is a short and simple script, as I imagine.

[Clark]

If you can post what you have come up with so far, we can take a look and offer constructive suggestions.

[mrjohnsinclaire]

OK. sounds like a plan. I'll add it to this post when I'm ready.

[mrjohnsinclaire]

OK. Sorry for the double post. It won't allow me to edit the last one. OK. So:

Func startover()

ProcessClose ("bot.exe")

while 1

PixelSearch(#,#,#,#,pixelcode,15) ;;;; now here I don't know how to make it search for a pixel on my entire screen, instead

;;;;of just an area. Do I set the 4 numbers as the border edges on my screen?

If NOT @error Then

Run("bot.exe")

ExitLoop

EndIf

sleep(1000)

Wend

EndFunc

So this script will start the sub-script after searching for the pixel on screen.

while 1

$coord = PixelSearch(#,#,#,#,pixelcode,15)

If not @error Then

LButtondown (# #,1) ;after finds the value, it holds button down

Sleep(5000) ;keeps it held for 5 seconds right?

LButtonUp(#,#,1) ;releases leftbutton

EndIf

WEnd

while 1

sleep(1000)

wend

Now I have no idea how to make me script follow the object, Hence why I don't think the #,#,# would work as these are specific locations on the screen. Any ideas? This is my first attempt at making an AutoIt script and sorry if it makes you laugh.

Edited January 31, 2012 by mrjohnsinclaire

[Xenobiologist]

You won't get any support for creating bots!

[mrjohnsinclaire]

Damn, well alright thanks anyway.

Well it is a bot, but its for a simple game, not multiplayer. Its called OSU! and it uses mouse functions to play a song. Since I am not getting any type of advantage over "other players" (virtually no other players), would I get any support? Or still the same?

Edited January 31, 2012 by mrjohnsinclaire

[Xenobiologist]

I don't know, but try this

PixelSearch ( 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, ...

[mrjohnsinclaire]

Okay, and how do I have my mouse follow the pixel? This part seems the most difficult to figure out

Btw, Thanks alot for your assistance.

Edited January 31, 2012 by mrjohnsinclaire

[Xenobiologist]

PixelSearch returns an array. Have a look at the great help file

; Find a pure red pixel or a red pixel within 10 shades variations of pure red
$coord = PixelSearch(0, 0, 20, 300, 0xFF0000, 10)
If Not @error Then
    MsgBox(0, "X and Y are:", $coord[0] & "," & $coord[1])
EndIf

This script shows how to find a read pixel and the result is shown by a MsgBox.

Instead of showing it by a MsgBox you the coords with the command MouseMove

Edited January 31, 2012 by Xenobiologist

[Melba23]

mrjohnsinclaire,

Well it is a bot, but its for a simple game

The Forum Rules are quite clear - and there are no exceptions.

M23