Pixels

[JØhñ ï§ §¢rïþ�ïñg ¥ðµr mðm]

It seems like alot of people on this site play diablo, I thought only two or three would play, anyways I had troble with pixel search until I found this nice code,

sleep(5000)
Global $Paused
HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "TogglePause")
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")



While 1
  $coord = PixelSearch(0,0,@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight,  0xAD31A1); put a step to improve speed.
    If IsArray($coord) = 1 Then
        MouseClick("left", $coord[0], $coord[1], 10 , 0)   ; you do want x and y because you need it....
        EndIf
WEnd
Exit



Func TogglePause()
    $Paused = NOT $Paused
    While $Paused
        sleep(100)
        ToolTip('Script is "Paused"',0,0)
    WEnd
    ToolTip("")
EndFunc

Func Terminate()
    Exit 0
EndFunc

but I want to set it to click something in a certain spot and thats what confused me the most, well I think that is the part that confuses us all in autoit, well atleast the people not good with pixels.

[Paulie]

I thought only two or three would play

Your kidding, right?

Anyway,

When it comes to the code, i like my pixelsearch t be exactly correct, which in a usually full screen game like diablo, this is difficult.

Things to do:

• Make sure your game and screen resolution are equal
• Try to find an incredibly unique pixel color thats just in th area you want to click
• Check the Help Files for certain funtions, and avoid simply copy and pasting the example codes
• Never use tooltips in full screen games

im not sure if you can find a truly unique color for the diablo though

the code i would sugest

opt(MouseCoordMode,0)
opt(MouseClickDelay,0)
opt(MouseClickDownDelay,0)

Global $Paused = 0
HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "TogglePause")
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")


WinWaitActive("Diablo II: Lord of Destruction")
While $Paused = 0
  $coord = PixelSearch(0,0,@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight,  0xAD31A1);
    If NOT @Error Then
        MouseClick("left", $coord[0], $coord[1], 10 , 0)
        EndIf
WEnd
Exit



Func TogglePause()
   If $Paused = 0 then
             $Paused = 1
   EndIf
   If $Paused = 1 then
             $Paused = 0
    EndIf
EndFunc

Func Terminate()
    Exit 0
EndFunc

Edited April 29, 2006 by Paulie

[Thatsgreat2345]

if the thing is in the same spot the entire time why not pixelgetcolor? and or if its in the same relative location define the pixelsearch to only that area with your script ur using @desktopwidth/height and thats searching the whole screen even though as u pointed out in your picture that you want it to only check the top left corner area

[Paulie]

if the thing is in the same spot the entire time why not pixelgetcolor? and or if its in the same relative location define the pixelsearch to only that area with your script ur using @desktopwidth/height and thats searching the whole screen even though as u pointed out in your picture that you want it to only check the top left corner area

As a diablo fanatic myself, I know for a fact that the location of the thing that he wants to click on is dependant on the number of people on his party, and if this is the case and he is only seacring that area, then it wouldn't work.

But a simple solution, would be to just searc about an inch into the top of the screen and across, but that would require usig autoit windo ifo to get the pixels and thats work, so its way easier and (doesn't really hurt anything) to just check the entire screen

[Thatsgreat2345]

actualy it really does hurt to check the entire screen, from his screen shot it looks like the thing isnt taking up to much space, if you only search the top part of the screen even half the screen its still going to be WAYYY faster then searching the entire screen when you know for a fact theres not going to be anything on the bottom that ur looking for

[Paulie]

actualy it really does hurt to check the entire screen, from his screen shot it looks like the thing isnt taking up to much space, if you only search the top part of the screen even half the screen its still going to be WAYYY faster then searching the entire screen when you know for a fact theres not going to be anything on the bottom that ur looking for

Alright, Alright you've convinced me

But unfortunatly, I actually never quite understood how the first four numbers in PixelSearch defined a rectangle. :"> :"> :">

Yes i looked at the help File, but they don't explain tat in it, all it says is:

PixelSearch ( left, top, right, bottom, color [, shade-variation][, step]] )

I mean to define a coordinate on screen, don't you need 2 numbers (x,y) so how is each number represented in coords if it's only 1 number per point?

Thats why for me, its easier to search the entire screen

Edited April 29, 2006 by Paulie

[JØhñ ï§ §¢rïþ�ïñg ¥ðµr mðm]

Alright, Alright you've convinced me

But unfortunatly, I actually never quite understood how the first four numbers in PixelSearch defined a rectangle. :"> :"> :">

Yes i looked at the help File, but they don't explain tat in it, all it says is:

I mean to define a coordinate on screen, don't you need 2 numbers (x,y) so how is each number represented in coords if it's only 1 number per point?

Thats why for me, its easier to search the entire screen

same with me I don't get the rectangles, but I think I got something up my sleeve tyo make it work

[SmOke_N]

You need a starting and an ending point in a rectangle don't you?

$xTop / $yTop (one pixel for start)

$xBottom / $yBottom (one pixel to end at)

Make sense?

[Paulie]

You need a starting and an ending point in a rectangle don't you?

$xTop / $yTop (one pixel for start)

$xBottom / $yBottom (one pixel to end at)

Make sense?

lol

Thanks smoke now i feel stupid

So to do just the top inch of a screen(about) you would do

PixelSearch(0, 0, 1279, 125, 0xAD31A1)

Am i right, or mixed up?

[Thatsgreat2345]

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Edited April 29, 2006 by thatsgreat2345

[JØhñ ï§ §¢rïþ�ïñg ¥ðµr mðm]

works perfect thanks

[SmOke_N]

lol

Thanks smoke now i feel stupid

So to do just the top inch of a screen(about) you would do

PixelSearch(0, 0, 1279, 125, 0xAD31A1)

Am i right, or mixed up?

Local $xTop = 0
Local $yTop = 0
Local $xBottom = 1275
Local $yBottom = 125
For $x = $xTop To $xBottom
    MouseMove($x, $yTop, 0)
Next
For $y = $yTop To $yBottom
    MouseMove($xBottom, $y, 0)
Next
For $x = $xBottom To $xTop Step - 1
    MouseMove($x, $y, 0)
Next
For $y = $yBottom To $yTop Step - 1
    MouseMove($x, $y, 0)
Next

This is not how the pixels actually are searched, but will give you an idea of the how the area works.