Even more questions =D

[Wrench]

Mmk, I (kinda) mashed together two sample codes that Jasio and PsaltyDS had shown me, and then edited a little bit of it.

Here's my script right now:

HotKeySet("{END}", "TogglePause")
HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "ToggleResume")
$Paused = 1
While 1
    Sleep(100)
WEnd
Func TogglePause()
    $Paused = 0
    While $Paused = 0
        
        Send("e")
        MouseClick ("right")
    ;Waiting a second for the animation to finish and make the color available on-screen
        Sleep(1000)
    ;Looking for the right color...
        $aPixel = PixelSearch( 374, 206, 658, 440, 0x484848 )
    ;Color found, now to click it...
If @error Then
     MsgBox(16, "Error", "Can't find the TP.")
 Else
     
     MouseClick("Left", $aPixel[0], $aPixel[1])
EndIf
    ;Can't take this part out, or I get an error.
        Sleep(10000)
    ;^
    WEnd
EndFunc
Func ToggleResume()
    $Paused = 1
EndFunc

Basically, what it does is perform everything up to finding the color correctly and then either clicks somewhere kinda near the color or doesn't get anywhere close. Is there something wrong with the way that's set up?

I should probably note that the thing I'm clicking is constantly animated, although the color is always available.

For anyone who cares, it's actually an app for a video game (Diablo II) that opens a 'portal' to town and then clicks it automatically with one keystroke - useful for avoiding Player Killers and massive latency.

Any help in fixing what I've got above would be great =D

Some unrelated questions -

How is it that people post the code along with color in their [*CODE] boxes?

What do the blue X's under someone's forum name mean?

I've searched the AutoIt help (Although usually very helpful) for 'Array', and only got a few not-so-helpful topics. Where's all the information about what an Array is? Should I research it somewhere else?

[i542]

Some unrelated questions -

How is it that people post the code along with color in their [*CODE] boxes?

What do the blue X's under someone's forum name mean?

I've searched the AutoIt help (Although usually very helpful) for 'Array', and only got a few not-so-helpful topics. Where's all the information about what an Array is? Should I research it somewhere else?

Color in code boxes:

Use AutoIt tags or simply click on button on toolbar.

Blue X's: It is level of users. It goes like this:

If you have less than 10 posts, you are newbie.

More than ten means you are member.

More that 100 means you are advanced member

More than 200 means you are spammer

More than 300 means you are mass spamer

Arrays: Arrays are seperated places in variable, as:

Dim $array[3] = ["I am first place", "I am place too"]
MsgBox(64,$array[1],$array[2])

i542

Edit: Code update

Edited August 5, 2006 by i542

[Wrench]

Arrays: Arrays are seperated places in variable, as:

Aha, I see. I'll have to look at that a little more...

So in order to specify that it's AutoIt code, I'd need to type this without the *'s:

[*CODE=AutoIt];Code here[/*CODE]

?

Still need help on my other question, if someone's willing =p

Edited August 5, 2006 by Wrench

[i542]

Aha, I see. I'll have to look at that a little more...

So in order to specify that it's AutoIt code, I'd need to type this without the *'s:

[*CODE=AutoIt];Code here[/*CODE]

?

Still need help on my other question, if someone's willing =p

No, no... You need write this without stars (*):

[autoit*] ;code here [/autoit*]

i542

[Xenobiologist]

Hi,

have a look here http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...c=29062&hl=

These are the code tags .

So long,

Mega

[Wrench]

Ooh. Thanks =D

Still need help with my first question, if anyone can =p

[Xenobiologist]

Hi,

what problem do you still have?

So long,

Mega

[Wrench]

Basically, what it does is perform everything up to finding the color correctly and then either clicks somewhere kinda near the color or doesn't get anywhere close

Here's my script in easier-to-read, newly learned, color format:

HotKeySet("{END}", "TogglePause")
HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "ToggleResume")
$Paused = 1
While 1
    Sleep(100)
WEnd
Func TogglePause()
    $Paused = 0
    While $Paused = 0
        
        Send("e")
        MouseClick ("right")
    ;Waiting a second for the animation to finish and make the color available on-screen
        Sleep(1000)
    ;Looking for the right color...
        $aPixel = PixelSearch( 374, 206, 658, 440, 0x484848 )
    ;Color found, now to click it...
If @error Then
     MsgBox(16, "Error", "Can't find the TP.")
Else
    
     MouseClick("Left", $aPixel[0], $aPixel[1])
EndIf
    ;Can't take this part out, or I get an error.
        Sleep(10000)
    ;^
    WEnd
EndFunc
Func ToggleResume()
    $Paused = 1
EndFunc

Any idea why it won't click the color?

I must have something screwed up in there x_x

[Golbez]

$Pixel = PixelGetColor ( x, y )
msgbox (0, "color", "the color is: " + $Pixel)

i dont no what your x and y are or else i would put it there for you.

use this 2 get the true color u want..

you color is wroung.. i no what u did.. u got the color from the autoitinfo.. it dont work. use want i said then it will tell u what color is there. then change the color value

[Wrench]

use want i said then it will tell u what color is there. then change the color value

Alright, thank you. I'll try this out and then report again.

[Wrench]

Thank you so much, that helped a lot. My script works now =D

I wonder why the info thing doesn't work

[dandymcgee]

Is there any chance you could post the color value for me so I could have a copy of the script to? I play diablo as well and I would find it rather useful.

Edited August 8, 2006 by dandymcgee