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[dachi]

Basicly what i want to do is to make the script search at a specific x,y -> x,y2 on the screen, gets the colors (the decimalcolor it has) and adds it to the other, therefore get a (hopefully) unique number which the script can refer to as a specific picture.

How I made myself clear enough :-/

imo it shuld be something along with this

$var1 = PixelGetColor( 10 , 100 )

$var2 = PixelGetColor( 10 , 101 )

$var3 = PixelGetColor( 10 , 102 )

$tot_var = $var1 + $var2 + $var3

but how do i make so it searches a database for $tot_var ?

the database shuld be in a regular txt file

/Dachi

[ssubirias3]

... how do i make so it searches a database for $tot_var ?

the database shuld be in a regular txt file

In the Help file that comes with AutoIt, functions you'll want to read up on and review their example code include:

• FileOpen()
• FileRead()
• _FileReadTo Array()
• FileWrite()
• Dim
• UBound()
• Etc....

Personally, I would suggest only reading from the file at the beginning and using an Array for your searches. But only if you want a faster script, since accessing RAM is faster than accessing a HD, right Siao?

Welcome to AutoIt and the forum.

[SmOke_N]

Basicly what i want to do is to make the script search at a specific x,y -> x,y2 on the screen, gets the colors (the decimalcolor it has) and adds it to the other, therefore get a (hopefully) unique number which the script can refer to as a specific picture.

How I made myself clear enough :-/

imo it shuld be something along with this

$var1 = PixelGetColor( 10 , 100 )

$var2 = PixelGetColor( 10 , 101 )

$var3 = PixelGetColor( 10 , 102 )

$tot_var = $var1 + $var2 + $var3

but how do i make so it searches a database for $tot_var ?

the database shuld be in a regular txt file

/Dachi

The work has already been done for you with PixelCheckSum().