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I have been using PixelSearch for a long time(almost in every script I make), and this is the first time I've ever had a problem with it.

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There are 2 rocks in this picture, one black and on grey. It's almost like it thinks, that there both the same color(clicks both of them). I have retaken the color of the rock several times, but it still clicks both types of rocks.

$Coords=PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$rock)
    If Not @error Then
        $x = $Coords[0]
        $y = $Coords[1]
        $Speed = Random(2,10)
    MouseClick("left",$x,$y,1,$Speed)
        EndIf
Posted

The Shade-variations are coinciding... In other words... The color is found in BOTH rocks... :D

Try something like this...

Dim $Colors[3]
$Colors[1] = "Color1 in rock 1"
$Colors[2] = "Color2 in rock 1"
$Colors[3] = "Color3 in rock 1"
$Coords = PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$Colors[1])
     If Not @Error Then
          $Coords = PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$Colors[2])
          If Not @Error Then
               $Coords = PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$Colors[3])
               If Not @Error Then
                    $x = $Coords[0]
                    $y = $Coords[1]
                    $Speed = Random(2,10)
                    MouseClick("left",$x,$y,1,$Speed)
               EndIf
          EndIf
     EndIf

SIGNATURE_0X800007D NOT FOUND

Posted

theres another problem with pixel functionality

Wen i use get pixel colour on another application on screen

the functioon returns blue for red colour and red for blue colour ,,and hence all the other colours which are formed from RGB..its messed up.

I dont know if its a bug or mistake on my side plz comment

Posted

The Shade-variations are coinciding... In other words... The color is found in BOTH rocks... ^_^

Try something like this...

Dim $Colors[3]
$Colors[1] = "Color1 in rock 1"
$Colors[2] = "Color2 in rock 1"
$Colors[3] = "Color3 in rock 1"
$Coords = PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$Colors[1])
     If Not @Error Then
          $Coords = PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$Colors[2])
          If Not @Error Then
               $Coords = PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,$Colors[3])
               If Not @Error Then
                    $x = $Coords[0]
                    $y = $Coords[1]
                    $Speed = Random(2,10)
                    MouseClick("left",$x,$y,1,$Speed)
               EndIf
          EndIf
     EndIf
Thanks, but that didn't seem to work. ;)
Posted

Try:

$Coords=PixelSearch(3,25,508,363,0x101010)
If Not @error Then
    $x = $Coords[0]
    $y = $Coords[1]
    $Speed = Random(2,10)
    MouseClick("left",$x,$y,1,$Speed)
EndIf

If the image that you posted above is an exact match to the target image, then 0x101010 only exists in the darker rock.

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