How about actually reading the stickies pertaining to AutoIt? I know there's a code example in one of my threads that with two changes(?) would do what you want.Quote:
Looking for an AutoIt script that'll just hit the F4 button once every minute or so.
Or, if anybody's already made a bot that can HP pot at some given interval, that'd be extremely helpful.
Funny, because, I did read those.Quote:
How about actually reading the stickies pertaining to AutoIt? I know there's a code example in one of my threads that with two changes(?) would do what you want.
Otherwise learn to google and find axife mouse recorder.
I told you a piece of software you could find on google that would be able to do what you want. I also told you where you could get the information on here to do what you want. No one on here is going to do it for you.Quote:
Funny, because, I did read those.
As it turns out, reading those didn't teach me how to script. I have no idea what functions to change, what functions exist, or what anything means. I've never used this language.
Now, this is the request thread. If you can truly make two simple changes and give me what I want, why don't you, or somebody else make those simple changes and post it instead of being an elitist with a condescending attitude?
I posted a request because I can't script =\. I'd greatly appreciate it if the request were granted, especially if it truly is that simple.
The ranged edit will never come back. A fishing bot is incredibly unlikely, just let it auto fish if you want to raise fishing.Quote:
..um.."request" then..
is there any way what so ever for the range dll to come back?
also..is there a bot for fishing o.o??
if not how do I make it;;
#include <ImageSearch.au3>
#include "ImageSearch.au3"
This advice is wrong. AutoIt includes actually do belong in the include folder of the AutoIt directory. You obviously don't have to put it there since, thankfully, since AutoIt checks in more than one spot for included scripts. (however thats where imagesearch.au3 is supposed to go.Quote:
Why is your ImageSearch.u3 in the AutoIT include directory? Put it in the directory your script runs in and changetoCode:#include <ImageSearch.au3>Also make sure that ImageSearch.dll is in the same directory as the ImageSearch.au3Code:#include "ImageSearch.au3"
I'm not on my windows partition at the moment but I'm going to wager your problem is one of two things:Quote:
Line 1 (File "C:Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\Include\ImageSearch.au3
#include<ImageSearch.au3>
Error:#include depth exceeded. Make sure there no recursive includes.