I have decided to work on making a gaming tutorial, much like the Quick Start Tutorial. Any help/criticism will be greatly appreciated!
Gaming Tutorial
If any of your questions are not answered here go to
Quick-start Tutorial
Alphabetical Command List for AutoHotkey
Hotkey Labels for keys such as shift and control
You may wish to wait if the window that your game is in is open. It is very simple to do.
WinWait will wait to the window is open and
#IfWinActive will run if you are in the window. Then you type the title of the window.
Code:
#IfWinActive,CoD2
One of the most important functions is
Random. It is very Simple to use.
Code:
Random,a,1,10
Msgbox,%a%
; Generates a random number 1-10 put your min and max numbers after Random, a is the varible
;a comment is started by ";"
Click is probably the most used, but you need to have a sleep command between Clicks that is preferably random so macro detection is less likely. Sleep time is measured in Milliseconds. You can also hold down the mouse button.We will now combine all of our skillz to make a simple Program that clicks in a random box.
Code:
Random, a ,500,520
Random, b, 700,720
Random,c ,1000,2000
Click down,left,%a%,%b% ; clicks and holds
sleep,%c%; will sleep for 1-2 seconds
Click up,left ; releases the mouse button
Click,left,%a%,%b%
Loop is a very simple function, it will repeat something multiple times. You state loop and then how many times you want to loop. If you wish for an infinite loop then just write loop, but if it is infinite you might want a hotkey to stop it. You may also want a hotkey to start the loop. You also can break the loop by adding a hotkey
Code:
F1:: ; pressing F1 will start the loop
loop, 150 ; will loop 150 times
{
Random, a ,500,520
Random, b, 700,720
Random,c ,1000,2000
Click,left,%a%,%b%
sleep,%c%; will sleep for 1-2 seconds
Click,left,%a%,%b%
F2::break ; will quit the loop once you press F2
}
ESC::Exitapp ; if you press escape it will close the application
PixelGetColor will get the color of a pixel.This can be useful when you want to click on something that is a certain color. To get the color of the pixel where your cursor is you need the command
MouseGetPos. First you need to type MouseGetPos, Second you need to state the output variable for the x coordinate and the y coordinate, And the same for PixelGetColor.
Code:
F1:: ; Pressing f1 will find the color
MouseGetPos,x,y
PixelGetColor,%x%,%y% ; a %[i]varible[/i]% declares/uses a varible
MsgBox,The x color is %x% and the y is %y% ; Creates a message box and text
Now that you have the color, you can search for the color using
PixelSearch. First you type PixelSearch(always declare the Command name) then the x and y coordinates that it was found at, and the x y coordinates of the top left part of the box to search and then the lower right coordinates( if you wish to search the whole screen 0,0 and use the built in variables %A_ScreenWidth%,%A_ScreenHeight%) and the color, finally add fast at the end to improve CPU usage.
Code:
F1::
PixelSearch, x, y, 0, 0, %A_ScreenWidth%,%A_ScreenHeight% , 0x0000, Fast
Click,%x%,%y%
Thats it.
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