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LuckyPimp
 Post subject: Most simple script
PostPosted: January 12th, 2009, 9:38 pm 
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I want to create a script that clicks once at a specified time

So far all I have is this:

Click 1580 , 62

I can't seem to find the time function.

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PostPosted: January 12th, 2009, 9:56 pm 
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Code:
FormatTime, SavedTimeVar ,   , HH:mm:ss
MsgBox Current Time is %SavedTimeVar%

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PostPosted: January 13th, 2009, 11:47 am 
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Hi,

have a look at SetTimer.

Or, the easy way: use the task scheduler from Windows and call your script.

Regards, Nils.


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Code:
SetTimer, TODO, 3000 ; run every third second
Return

TODO:
   Click 1580 , 62
Return


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Code:
Loop,
{
Sleep, 5000  ; checks every 5 seconds

if A_Hour = %what hour you want%
 {
   if A_Min = %what minet you want%
   {
     if A_sec = %what second u want%
     {
      MouseClick, Left, 1580, 62
     }
   }
 }
}

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DataLife
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PostPosted: January 13th, 2009, 5:19 pm 
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SpiderGames wrote:
Code:
Loop,
{
Sleep, 5000  ; checks every 5 seconds

if A_Hour = %what hour you want%
 {
   if A_Min = %what minet you want%
   {
     if A_sec = %what second u want%
     {
      MouseClick, Left, 1580, 62
     }
   }
 }
}
What are the chances that the seconds will match if your checking every 5 seconds. It very easily could skip the specified second.

Nice example though.

I think to match the second you would have to sleep for less then a second. Every second seems like it would work but you have to account for the time it takes to run the loop. If you sleep for 1 second, the loop probably would take 1 second and 40 milliseconds. Based on each line of code taking 10 milliseconds to complete.

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What are the chances that the seconds will match if your checking every 5 seconds. It very easily could skip the specified second.

Nice example though.

I think to match the second you would have to sleep for less then a second. Every second seems like it would work but you have to account for the time it takes to run the loop. If you sleep for 1 second, the loop probably would take 1 second and 40 milliseconds. Based on each line of code taking 10 milliseconds to complete.


Set the seconds to 5 10 15 20 or something like that. Or you can just omit them if you dont really care. Setting the Sleep command to 900 would work too.

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In the Seconds area you could easily make it work using:

If seconds >0 AND <=10
do this


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