[Release] Tailor Finisher 0.9

04/28/2010 19:08 diometer#16
i haven't read your code so I might be wrong but I recommend doing

MouseMove($x,$y,0)
Sleep(200) (could be longer if ur computer is slow)
MouseClick("left")

[edit]
just read it

MouseClickDrag("left", $StartX,$StartY, $EndX,$EndY, 50)
Sleep(300)
MouseClick("left", $EndX,$EndY)
Sleep(300)

I think whats happening is mouse click drag is releasing the "pressed" down too early

maybe it would be better to use

MouseMove($StartX,$StartY,0)
Sleep(300)
MouseDown("left")
Sleep(300)
MouseMove($EndX,$EndY,50)
Sleep(300)
MouseUp("left")
04/29/2010 08:34 kotarou3#17
Quote:
Originally Posted by diometer View Post
i haven't read your code so I might be wrong but I recommend doing

MouseMove($x,$y,0)
Sleep(200) (could be longer if ur computer is slow)
MouseClick("left")

[edit]
just read it

MouseClickDrag("left", $StartX,$StartY, $EndX,$EndY, 50)
Sleep(300)
MouseClick("left", $EndX,$EndY)
Sleep(300)

I think whats happening is mouse click drag is releasing the "pressed" down too early

maybe it would be better to use

MouseMove($StartX,$StartY,0)
Sleep(300)
MouseDown("left")
Sleep(300)
MouseMove($EndX,$EndY,50)
Sleep(300)
MouseUp("left")
Wait, theres a MouseDown Function? i didnt know that. Thats what ive been looking for :)
04/29/2010 16:36 diometer#18
list of autoit functions:

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04/30/2010 08:18 kotarou3#19
Yea, i know, i know. I just didnt see it.

Ill start changing the code tomorrow~
05/05/2010 06:36 whydidyou#20
when your dun plz update your first post i really wanna try this out
05/05/2010 07:24 kotarou3#21
okay, i updated it
05/18/2010 15:35 prbassplayer#22
eh is it working? mine does one stich and stops......
05/19/2010 14:42 kotarou3#23
Quote:
Originally Posted by prbassplayer View Post
eh is it working? mine does one stich and stops......
Ahh, thats a problem Ive come across many times. IDK whats wrong but post a screenie of mabi with the finishing window open
05/21/2010 21:50 prncrx#24
I'm getting a weird error with this thing, I looked through it and I can't find anything really wrong with it though...

Its happening on line 40 of ImageSearch.au3 file

the error is:
Code:
if $result[0]="0" then return 0
if $result ^ ERROR

Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable.
Yeah, sorry I haven't really coded in a long time :(
05/21/2010 22:22 lostmage333#25
Quote:
Originally Posted by prncrx View Post
I'm getting a weird error with this thing, I looked through it and I can't find anything really wrong with it though...

Its happening on line 40 of ImageSearch.au3 file

the error is:
Code:
if $result[0]="0" then return 0
if $result ^ ERROR

Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable.
Yeah, sorry I haven't really coded in a long time :(
I'll use my psychic debugging skills... and my "I bet you didn't google the error" skills here...

You're using a x64 system.
When you installed AutoIT, you used the "Use x64 native tools when possible" box (I think its checked by default).
You just double clicked the file.
You didn't read my post in a different thread about how to fix it. (Fine, it was another thread, I won't be too heartbroken about this).

Replace the #include with a C/P of the contents of ImageSearch.au3 (without the #include once).
Run as x86.

AutoIT did something stupid and made DLLCall do different things in x64 and x86 AutoIT... no clue why.
05/22/2010 00:10 kotarou3#26
Quote:
Originally Posted by lostmage333 View Post
I'll use my psychic debugging skills... and my "I bet you didn't google the error" skills here...

You're using a x64 system.
When you installed AutoIT, you used the "Use x64 native tools when possible" box (I think its checked by default).
You just double clicked the file.
You didn't read my post in a different thread about how to fix it. (Fine, it was another thread, I won't be too heartbroken about this).

Replace the #include with a C/P of the contents of ImageSearch.au3 (without the #include once).
Run as x86.

AutoIT did something stupid and made DLLCall do different things in x64 and x86 AutoIT... no clue why.
Ahh, you forgot to lmgtfy :mad: