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Hello, i been trying to make this bot work.

I have this settings.ini and it should save to it

But in settings.ini it's only:

Coord_x=37
Coord_y=39

!?

Func set_coords_ball()
    WinSetOnTop($form2, "", 0)
    WinActivate($handle)
    Sleep(Random(50, 75))
    ControlSend($handle, "", 0, "{enter}")
    Sleep(Random(50, 75))
    Send("/ohlawl on")
    ControlSend($handle, "", 0, "{enter}")
    ToolTip("Move your mouse OVER the square and press SPACE", 20, 3)
    While Not _IsPressed("20", $dll)
        Sleep(10)
    WEnd
    $posc = MouseGetPos()
    GUICtrlSetData($square_x, $posc[0])
    GUICtrlSetData($square_y, $posc[1])
    ToolTip("")
    MsgBox(64, "Oh lawl Bot", "Coords set", 3)
    IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", $square_x)
    IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", $square_y)
    GUICtrlSetState($button6, $GUI_ENABLE)
    $square_x = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", "default" )
    $square_y = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", "default" )
    WinActivate($form2)
EndFunc  ;==>set_coords_ball

Well, that SHOULD work, but it doesn't?

Let's take a example, the value is.

537, 345.

But in the settings.ini

It's still

Coord_x=37
Coord_y=39

Any tips?

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Hello, i been trying to make this bot work.

I have this settings.ini and it should save to it

But in settings.ini it's only:

Coord_x=37
Coord_y=39

!?

Func set_coords_ball()
    WinSetOnTop($form2, "", 0)
    WinActivate($handle)
    Sleep(Random(50, 75))
    ControlSend($handle, "", 0, "{enter}")
    Sleep(Random(50, 75))
    Send("/ohlawl on")
    ControlSend($handle, "", 0, "{enter}")
    ToolTip("Move your mouse OVER the square and press SPACE", 20, 3)
    While Not _IsPressed("20", $dll)
        Sleep(10)
    WEnd
    $posc = MouseGetPos()
    GUICtrlSetData($square_x, $posc[0])
    GUICtrlSetData($square_y, $posc[1])
    ToolTip("")
    MsgBox(64, "Oh lawl Bot", "Coords set", 3)
    IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", $square_x)
    IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", $square_y)
    GUICtrlSetState($button6, $GUI_ENABLE)
    $square_x = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", "default" )
    $square_y = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", "default" )
    WinActivate($form2)
EndFunc ;==>set_coords_ball

Well, that SHOULD work, but it doesn't?

Let's take a example, the value is.

537, 345.

But in the settings.ini

It's still

Coord_x=37
Coord_y=39

Any tips?

IniWrite returns a 0 value if the file is read-only and only returns a 1 if it writes successfully. Why don't you try sending the output of the function to a variable/msgbox and see what's happening there.

Also, why are you sending "default" to the iniRead function?

$square_x = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", "default" )
    $square_y = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", "default" )

It's not super important, but I'm kinda curious. Seems like that might cause problems later...

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As i see,

Try :

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", $posc[0])

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", $posc[1])

or update your variables like :

$squareX = $posc[0]

after write it to ini

also u dont need to enter "default" just leave it "" on iniread

Edited by mistakilla

:alien: ~ Every Living Thing is a Code Snippet of World Application ~ :alien:

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IniWrite returns a 0 value if the file is read-only and only returns a 1 if it writes successfully. Why don't you try sending the output of the function to a variable/msgbox and see what's happening there.

Also, why are you sending "default" to the iniRead function?

$square_x = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", "default" )
    $square_y = IniRead ("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", "default" )

It's not super important, but I'm kinda curious. Seems like that might cause problems later...

As i see,

Try :

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", $posc[0])

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", $posc[1])

or update your variables like :

$squareX = $posc[0]

after write it to ini

also u dont need to enter "default" just leave it "" on iniread

Ah, thanks for the tips.

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", $posc[0])
IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", $posc[1])

Works.

Replaced all "default" with "".

No idea why i had that, thanks ^^!

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As i see,

Try :

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_x", $posc[0])

IniWrite("settings.ini", "Settings", "Coord_y", $posc[1])

or update your variables like :

$squareX = $posc[0]

after write it to ini

also u dont need to enter "default" just leave it "" on iniread

Yeah...that's a really good point. First you use a GUISetCtrlData to store values in $squarex and $squarey and then you just send values to them. Inconsistency like that in programming will get you eaten by vicious penguins. Edited by jwseek
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Well, i sort of got a new problem :/

$pixelcurrently = Hex(PixelGetColor($coord_y, $coord_x))
            sleep(20)
            If $act = true Then
                If $pixelcurrently = 0xFFFFFF Then
                    MsgBox(0,"White","White")
                    $pixelact = 0xFFFFFF
                    $act = false
                EndIf
                If $pixelcurrently = 0x000080 Then
                    MsgBox(0,"Dark blue","Dark blue")
                    $pixelact = 0x000080
                    $act = false
                EndIf
                If $pixelcurrently = 0x0000FF Then
                    MsgBox(0,"Light blue","lLight bluel") 
                    $pixelact = 0x0000FF
                    $act = false
                EndIf
            Endif
            If $act = false AND $pixelcurrently <> $pixelact Then
                $act = True
            Endif

I been trying that.

That is in a loop and should check the pixels at a certain position and if it's that color it should do another action.

Well, it never happens... :/

Any tips?

And one problem is that i can't use my buttons in my GUI while that loop is running, is there any possible to do so that works? or not?

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Yup, i'm sure.

Anyway, i think i got it working.

But it doesn't want to loop :/?

What do i do wrong..

I want the "While" function to loop..

;[Function]

;[Function_Hide]

Func hide()

Global $Show = 0

Global $act = true

Global $handle = WinGetHandle("classname=GxWindowClassD3d")

bot_onmessage()

SoundPlay(@ScriptDir & "\sound\start.wav",0)

sleep(200)

If @error Then

;blabalinsertcodewhenerror

Else

sleep(1000)

$pixelcurrently = PixelGetColor(GUICtrlRead($coord_x), GUICtrlRead($coord_y))

While 1

$unique = Random(1, 4, 1)

If $unique = 1 Then

WinActivate("World Of Warcraft", "")

If $factionconfig = "Alliance" Then ;[Alliance_Waypoint]

Sleep(1000)

If $act = true Then

If $pixelcurrently = 0xFFFFFF Then

SoundPlay(@ScriptDir & "\sound\start.wav",0)

ToolTip("Vit", 0, 0)

sleep(1000)

$pixelact = 0xFFFFFF

$act = false

EndIf

If $pixelcurrently = 0x000080 Then

ToolTip("Mörkblå", 0, 0)

sleep(1000)

$pixelact = 0x000080

$act = false

EndIf

If $pixelcurrently = 0x0000FF Then

ToolTip("Blå", 0, 0)

sleep(1000)

$pixelact = 0x0000FF

$act = false

EndIf

Endif

EndIf ;[/Alliance_Waypoint]

If $factionconfig = "Horde" Then ;[Horde_Waypoint]´

Sleep(1000)

If $act = true Then

If $pixelcurrently = 0xFFFFFF Then

SoundPlay(@ScriptDir & "\sound\start.wav",0)

ToolTip("Vit", 0, 0)

sleep(1000)

$pixelact = 0xFFFFFF

$act = false

EndIf

If $pixelcurrently = 0x000080 Then

ToolTip("Mörkblå", 0, 0)

sleep(1000)

$pixelact = 0x000080

$act = false

EndIf

If $pixelcurrently = 0x0000FF Then

ToolTip("Blå", 0, 0)

sleep(1000)

$pixelact = 0x0000FF

$act = false

EndIf

Endif ;[/Horde_Waypoint]

EndIf

If $act = false AND $pixelcurrently <> $pixelact Then

$act = True

Endif

EndIf

If $Show > 0 Then ExitLoop

;[/botting_Function]

WEnd

EndIf

EndFunc

;[/Function]

;[/Function_Hide]

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