zzxxzzxx Posted April 24, 2006 Posted April 24, 2006 expandcollapse popupHotKeySet ("{F9}", "AE_Pattern" ) HotkeySet ("{F10}", "Stop" ) Opt ("MouseClickDownDelay", 90) Opt ("MouseClickDelay", 1 ) Opt ("SendKeyDownDelay", 50 ) Opt ("SendKeyDelay", 1 ) Dim $AE1 = 1, $Skill_Delay , $Key_Delay = 50 Dim $x1, $x2, $x3, $x4, $x5, $x6, $x7, $x8, $x9, $x10 Dim $y1, $y2, $y3, $y4, $y5, $y6, $y7, $y8, $y9, $y10 ;********** AE Pattern ********** Func AE_Pattern () While (1) $Skill_Delay = 15 For $x1 = $x1 to $x10 For $y1 = $y1 to $y10 Dim $x1 = 315, $x2 = 495, $x3 = 320, $x4 = 480, $x5 = 355, $x6 = 440, $x7 = 315, $x8 = 495, $x9 = 405, $x10 = 405 Dim $y1 = 290, $y2 = 290, $y3 = 180, $y4 = 180, $y5 = 320, $y6 = 310, $y7 = 245, $y8 = 245, $y9 = 150, $y10 = 320 ; 1 = L, 2 = R, 3 = LUU, 4 = RUU, 5 = LD, 6 = RD, 7 = LU, 8 = RU, 9 = U, 10 = D Send ("5 "); Skill number. Sleep ($Key_Delay) MouseMove ($x1 ,$y1 ,1) Sleep ($AE1) MouseClick ("Right", $x1 ,$y1 ,1) Call ("Skill_Delay") Next Next WEnd EndFunc ;********** Stop ********** Func Stop (); Stops The Program. While 1 = 1 Sleep (1000) Wend EndFunc ;********** Repeater ********** While (1); Continuous Loop Of Program. Sleep (1) WEnd ;********** Functions: Skill_Delay ********** Func Skill_Delay (); Delay Interval In Between Skills. While $Skill_Delay > 0 MouseClick ("Right") Send (" ", 1) MouseUp ("Right") $Skill_Delay = $Skill_Delay - 1 WEnd EndFunc This is the partial code i extracted from my script. As you can see, there's 2 "For" coding used. It's basically increase $x1 & $y1 => $x2 & $y2 and then get vaules from $x2 & $y2. I cant seem to make it get to $x2 & $y2, i think the problem is because $x1 & $y1 gotten another vaule (315, 290). How do i overcome this problem. Thanks for reading.
zzxxzzxx Posted April 24, 2006 Author Posted April 24, 2006 expandcollapse popupHotKeySet ("{F9}", "AE_Pattern" ) HotkeySet ("{F10}", "Stop" ) Opt ("MouseClickDownDelay", 90) Opt ("MouseClickDelay", 1 ) Opt ("SendKeyDownDelay", 50 ) Opt ("SendKeyDelay", 1 ) Dim $AE1 = 1, $Skill_Delay , $Key_Delay = 50 Dim $x, $xtemp, $x1, $x2, $x3, $x4, $x5, $x6, $x7, $x8, $x9, $x10 Dim $y, $ytemp, $y1, $y2, $y3, $y4, $y5, $y6, $y7, $y8, $y9, $y10 ;********** AE Pattern ********** Func AE_Pattern () While (1) $Skill_Delay = 15 For $x = $x1 to $x10 For $y = $y1 to $y10 [b]$xtemp = $x[/b] [b]$ytemp = $y[/b] Dim $x1 = 315, $x2 = 495, $x3 = 320, $x4 = 480, $x5 = 355, $x6 = 440, $x7 = 315, $x8 = 495, $x9 = 405, $x10 = 405 Dim $y1 = 290, $y2 = 290, $y3 = 180, $y4 = 180, $y5 = 320, $y6 = 310, $y7 = 245, $y8 = 245, $y9 = 150, $y10 = 320 ; 1 = L, 2 = R, 3 = LUU, 4 = RUU, 5 = LD, 6 = RD, 7 = LU, 8 = RU, 9 = U, 10 = D Send ("5 "); Skill number. Sleep ($Key_Delay) MouseMove ($x ,$y ,1) Sleep ($AE1) MouseClick ("Right", $x ,$y ,1) Call ("Skill_Delay") [b]$x = $xtemp[/b] [b]$y = $ytemp[/b] Next Next WEnd EndFunc ;********** Stop ********** Func Stop (); Stops The Program. While 1 = 1 Sleep (1000) Wend EndFunc ;********** Repeater ********** While (1); Continuous Loop Of Program. Sleep (1) WEnd ;********** Functions: Skill_Delay ********** Func Skill_Delay (); Delay Interval In Between Skills. While $Skill_Delay > 0 MouseClick ("Right") Send (" ", 1) MouseUp ("Right") $Skill_Delay = $Skill_Delay - 1 WEnd EndFunc Does adding those in bold helps? there's still something i dun understand
Thatsgreat2345 Posted April 24, 2006 Posted April 24, 2006 to lazy to edit the other post but maybe u should use an array instead of a bunch of variables...
Moderators SmOke_N Posted April 24, 2006 Moderators Posted April 24, 2006 (edited) This example of using an array will need betaexpandcollapse popupOpt ("MouseClickDownDelay", 90) Opt ("MouseClickDelay", 1 ) Opt ("SendKeyDownDelay", 50 ) Opt ("SendKeyDelay", 1 ) Dim $AE1 = 1, $Skill_Delay , $Key_Delay = 50 Dim $x[11] = ['', 315, 495, 320, 480, 355, 440, 315, 495, 405, 405], $xtemp Dim $y[11] = ['', 290, 290, 180, 180, 320, 310, 245, 245, 150, 320], $ytemp ;********** AE Pattern ********** Func AE_Pattern () While (1) $Skill_Delay = 15 For $z = 1 To 10 Send ("5"); Skill number. Sleep ($Key_Delay) MouseClick ("Right", $x[$z] ,$y[$z] , 1) Skill_Delay() Next WEnd EndFunc ;********** Stop ********** Func Stop (); Stops The Program. While 1 = 1 Sleep (1000) Wend EndFunc ;********** Repeater ********** While (1); Continuous Loop Of Program. Sleep (1) WEnd ;********** Functions: Skill_Delay ********** Func Skill_Delay (); Delay Interval In Between Skills. While $Skill_Delay > 0 MouseClick ("Right") Send (" ", 1) $Skill_Delay = $Skill_Delay - 1 WEnd EndFuncEdit: I had read the $Skill_Delay and $Key_Delay incorrectly. I might also suggest you taking a look at HotKeySet() to do your function Pause. Edited April 24, 2006 by SmOke_N Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.
zzxxzzxx Posted April 24, 2006 Author Posted April 24, 2006 expandcollapse popupHotKeySet ("{F9}", "AE_Pattern") HotkeySet ("{F10}", "Stop" ) Opt ("MouseClickDownDelay", 55) Opt ("MouseClickDelay", 1 ) Opt ("SendKeyDownDelay", 10 ) Opt ("SendKeyDelay", 1 ) Dim $x[11], $y[11], $Skill_Delay , $Key_Delay = 1 Func AE_Pattern (); Skills In Fixed Pattern (L, R, LUU, RUU, LD, RD, LU, RU, U, D). Dim $x[11] = ['', 315, 495, 320, 480, 355, 440, 315, 495, 405, 405] Dim $y[11] = ['', 290, 290, 180, 180, 320, 310, 245, 245, 150, 320] While (1) For $z = 1 To 10 $Skill_Delay = 25; Change Here For Skill Delay. Send ("5 "); Skill number. Sleep ($Key_Delay) MouseClick ("Right", $x[$z] ,$y[$z] , 1) Skill_Delay () Next WEnd EndFunc Func Stop (); Stops The Program. While 1 = 1 Sleep (1000) Wend EndFunc While (1); Continuous Loop Of Bot. Sleep (1) WEnd Func Skill_Delay (); Delay Interval In Between Skills. While $Skill_Delay > 0 MouseClick ("Right") Send (" ", 1) $Skill_Delay = $Skill_Delay - 1 WEnd EndFunc Well, its working now, thanks for the help. Have to use "Dim" in the function even when i've already used "Dim" to the array... Changed "$Skill_Delay = 25" and brought it down into the "For" function so that the delay is reset back to 25 for every "For"
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