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Hey All

I just got Auto it and i need some help with looping a macro. I just need something that will click serten spots on screen. i know how to get the X and Y axis, i just need to know how to make the macro loop, and what the command is to Left click.

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Hey All

I just got Auto it and i need some help with looping a macro. I just need something that will click serten spots on screen. i know how to get the X and Y axis, i just need to know how to make the macro loop, and what the command is to Left click.

Hi!

This is very easy.

Have a quick look on the following functions in the help file shipped with your installation:

- MouseClick

- For / Do / While

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In the help file that comes with AutoIt, go to the Index tab and type in the name of the command you want to find out about (like MouseClick). Then double-click the highlighted term to display its topic. Also, to get an overview of those looping functions, go to AutoIt > Language Reference > Loop Statements in the table of contents. When looking at any help topic, there will be an example script at the bottom of the page, which is a big help if you don't quite understand something.

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i had trouble with getting the loop part for my first time even with thoese examples with autoit but what i usually do is to make it loop forever is

While 1
;code
WEnd

and for a left click

just do

Mouseclick("left", x, y)

but allways check the help files they are life savers

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