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Func IMR12()
     while 1
          sleep(1000)
         $IMR12= _ImageSearch('5star.bmp', 0, $X, $Y, 0)
         if $IMR12 = 1 Then
            MouseClick("left")
            sleep(600)
            IMR21()
         else
            sleep(100)
            start()
         EndIf
      WEnd
   EndFunc

i want know if its possible for this function to have a screenshot when the 5star.bmp is there? so maybe like right before IMR21()?

and also the screenshot shouldnt replace an exist screenshot?

i did find a this script from some1 else and was wondering if it possible to add the screenshot function to mine script? or im not sure how to go about it. 

thanks for the help!

#cs
AU3 Screen Shot Utility 1.0
Author : Solixious Klein
#ce



#include<WindowsConstants.au3>
#include<GUIConstants.au3>
#include<ScreenCapture.au3>

init()

Func init()
   Global $frame=GUICreate("AU3 Screen Shot Utility 1.0",300,100,200,200)
   GUISetIcon("icon.ico")
   TraySetIcon("icon.ico")
   Global $file=GUICtrlCreateMenu("File")
   Global $name=GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Change Name",$file)
   Global $loc=GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Storage Location",$file)
   Global $form=GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Screenshot Format",$file)
   Global $exit=GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Exit",$file)
   Global $help=GUICtrlCreateMenu("Help")
   Global $about=GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("About",$help)
   Global $lab=GUICtrlCreateLabel("Shift + F8 -------> Take Screen Shot" & @CRLF & @CRLF & "Shift + F3 -------> Show or Hide this Window Frame",10,15)
   Opt("TrayOnEventMode", 1)
   Opt("TrayMenuMode", 1)
   Global $shw=TrayCreateItem("Show Frame")
   Global $capt=TrayCreateItem("Capture Screen Shot")
   Global $ex=TrayCreateItem("Exit")
   TrayItemSetOnEvent($shw,"show")
   TrayItemSetOnEvent($ex,"ex")
   TrayItemSetOnEvent($capt,"Cap")
   If FileExists("name.dat") Then
      Global $prename=FileRead("name.dat")
      If $prename="" Then
         $prename="Screen"
      EndIf
   Else
      Global $prename="Screen"
   EndIf
   If FileExists("loc.dat") Then
      Global $path=FileRead("loc.dat")
      If $path="" Then
         $path=@WorkingDir
      EndIf
   Else
      Global $path=@WorkingDir
   EndIf
   If FileExists("form.dat") Then
      Global $format=FileRead("form.dat")
      If $format="" Then
         $format="jpg"
      EndIf
   Else
      Global $format="jpg"
   EndIf
   HotKeySet("+{F3}","show")
   HotKeySet("+{F8}","Cap")
   While 1
      $event=GUIGetMsg()
      If $event=$GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Or $event=$exit Then
         Exit
      ElseIf $event=$GUI_EVENT_MINIMIZE Then
         GUISetState(@SW_HIDE,$frame)
         HotKeySet("+{F3}","hide")
         TrayItemSetState($shw,64)
      ElseIf $event=$loc Then
         $p=FileSelectFolder("Open Location","",1+2+4,FileRead("loc.dat"))
         If $p<>"" Then
            $f=FileOpen("loc.dat",2+8)
            FileWrite($f,$p)
            $path=$p
         EndIf
      ElseIf $event=$name Then
         $x=InputBox("New Name","Enter the file name",FileRead("name.dat"))
         If $x<>"" Then
            $f=FileOpen("name.dat",2+8)
            FileWrite($f,$x)
            $prename=$x
         EndIf
      ElseIf $event=$form Then
         $o=InputBox("Format","jpg / bmp / gif / tif / png",FileRead("form.dat"))
         $o=StringLower($o)
         If $o="jpg" Or $o="bmp" Or $o="gif" Or $o="tif" Or $o="png" Then
            $f=FileOpen("form.dat",2+8)
            FileWrite($f,$o)
            $format=$o
         EndIf
      ElseIf $event=$about Then
         MsgBox(0,"About","Screen Shot Utility 1.0" & @CRLF & "Author : Solixious" & @CRLF & "Date of Creation : 10th October, 2012")
      EndIf
   WEnd

EndFunc

Func show()
   GUISetState(@SW_SHOW,$frame)
   HotKeySet("+{F3}","hide")
   TrayItemSetState($shw,128)
EndFunc

Func hide()
   GUISetState(@SW_HIDE,$frame)
   HotKeySet("+{F3}","show")
   TrayItemSetState($shw,64)
EndFunc

Func Cap()
   $fname=getname()
   $c=_ScreenCapture_Capture()
   _ScreenCapture_SaveImage($fname,$c,True)
EndFunc

Func ex()
   Exit
EndFunc

Func getname()
   $i=1
   While FileExists($path & "\" & $prename & " " & $i & "." & $format)
      $i=$i+1
   WEnd
   Return $path & "\" & $prename & " " & $i & "." & $format
EndFunc
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#include <ScreenCapture.au3>

Func IMR12()
     while 1
          sleep(1000)
         $IMR12= _ImageSearch('5star.bmp', 0, $X, $Y, 0)
         if $IMR12 = 1 Then
            MouseClick("left")
            sleep(600)
            ss()       ;<---- this is screenshot function below
            IMR21()
         else
            sleep(100)
            start()
         EndIf
      WEnd
   EndFunc

and this is my edit of add ss() havent test it yet
-------------------------------------------------------------------


ss()

Func ss()
    Local $hBmp

    ; Capture full screen
    $hBmp = _ScreenCapture_Capture("")

    ; Save bitmap to file
    _ScreenCapture_SaveImage(@MyDocumentsDir & "\GDIPlus_Image.jpg", $hBmp)    

    ShellExecute(@MyDocumentsDir & "\GDIPlus_Image.jpg")
EndFunc   ;==>ss

this is the example i just saw would this work fine? and or do i need any file screenshot.au3? if so where would i get it or its part of autoit. and also if i want to save at this location would i just change @mydocumentsdir to @C:UsersSaadDesktopautoit would this work? GDIplus i just rename both to what every i want the screenshot to be?

Edited by pdark1987
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so that worked fine, 

(@MyDocumentsDir & "\GDIPlus_Image.jpg", $hBmp)

how can i say to save screenshot in /mydocuments/screenshot?(cuz right now it just my doucments) and also each time it take a screenshoot it replaces the other one . i want it to add a number? GDIPlus_Image1.jpg,GDIPlus_Image2.jpg, and so on? so it  does not just override it other screenshot.

 thank you johnone for ur help!

Edited by pdark1987
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