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Using an array with PixelSearch


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I'm using a multi-dimensional array to hold the coordinates of the area I want to PixelSearch to use. However, PixelSearch is finding the pixel even when it isn't there. I've either handled the array wrong, or I'm using PixelSearch wrong.

Global $slots[9][4] = [[464, 690, 494, 720], [506, 690, 535, 720], [544, 690, 575, 720], [584, 690, 615, 720], [624, 690, 655, 720], [664, 690, 695, 720], [704, 690, 735, 720], [744,690,775,720],[784,690,815,720]]
HotKeySet("{m}","findcoord")
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "On_Exit")

; Now keep the script active
;MC HWhd = 0x000602F0
While 1
Sleep(10)
WEnd

Func findcoord()
Local $i
For $i = 0 To UBound($slots, 1) - 1
$coord = PixelSearch($slots[$i][0], $slots[$i][1], $slots[$i][2], $slots[$i][3], 0x173933, 0, 2, 0x000602F0)
If @error Then
MsgBox(0,"Error","Missing Pixel")
Else
MouseWheel("down")
MsgBox(0,"Good","Pixel Found")
EndIf
Next
EndFunc

Func On_Exit()
Exit
EndFunc
Edited by Redundant
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A window's handle will change every time a program is run, you should be trying to get the window's handle before you run the pixelsearch instead of hardcoding the incorrect number in your script.

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