Theik Posted July 3, 2007 Share Posted July 3, 2007 Hello, My first post here, so I'm sry if I did something wrong:) But here we go. I need a function to go find some images on my PC, that I have specificed. And then search for those images somewhere in an area on the screen,. Like this: I have a picture of a skull, and told the script that it have to look out for it. Then the script searches now and then, for the picture of the skull. I die in a game, and then the skull appears. Then the script recongnice the skull, and do some stuff. I need it for a game called Dragon Fable, it's free (well, you can pay for extra features) and there is no interfering with other players, so this script wouldn't hurt any1. I have seen this in some small programs Ive had downloaded a way back. So it's possible, some how. But is it possible in AutoIt? -Stefan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leighwyn Posted July 3, 2007 Share Posted July 3, 2007 Hello,My first post here, so I'm sry if I did something wrong:) But here we go.I need a function to go find some images on my PC, that I have specificed. And then search for those images somewhere in an area on the screen,.Like this: I have a picture of a skull, and told the script that it have to look out for it. Then the script searches now and then, for the picture of the skull. I die in a game, and then the skull appears. Then the script recongnice the skull, and do some stuff.I need it for a game called Dragon Fable, it's free (well, you can pay for extra features) and there is no interfering with other players, so this script wouldn't hurt any1.I have seen this in some small programs Ive had downloaded a way back. So it's possible, some how.But is it possible in AutoIt? -Stefanyou could try this maybe:http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...l=pixelchecksum Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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