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PixelSearch, rather annoying problem

 
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 9:03 am    Post subject: PixelSearch, rather annoying problem Reply with quote
Hello all,

I am trying to make a script that will click the left mouse or hold the left mouse down if it finds a color on a small part of the screen. It is to be used in a FPS game. For some reason, I cannot get this bloody thing to work at all (except my hotkeys).

Maybe someone could find a problem with it:

Code:

SetBatchLines, -1   ;This script has a need for speed

Team = 1      ;Team 1 = Terrorists, Team 2 = Counter-Terrorists
Fire_Mode = 3      ;Fire_Mode 1 = Full Auto, 2 = Burst Fire, 3 = No Fire
Already_Firing = false   ;No Overkill please! :P

Loop
{
   If (Team == 1)
   {
      If (Already_Firing == false)
      {
         PixelSearch,,, 588,559, 692,561, 0xFF3E3E, 0, RGB
         If (ErrorLevel == 0)
         {
            Already_Firing = true
            If (Fire_Mode == 1)
            {
               MouseClick, LEFT
               ;SoundPlay, *32
            }
            Else If (Fire_Mode == 2)
            {
               MouseClick, LEFT,,,,D
               Sleep, 300
               MouseClick, LEFT,,,,U
            }
            Sleep, 100
            Already_Firing = false
         }
      }
   }
   Else
   {
      If (Already_Firing == false)
      {
         PixelSearch,,, 588,559, 692,561, 0x9ACDFF, 0, RGB
         If (ErrorLevel == 0)
         {
            Already_Firing = true
            If (Fire_Mode == 1)
            {
               MouseClick, LEFT
               ;SoundPlay, *32
            }
            Else If (Fire_Mode == 2)
            {
               MouseClick, LEFT,,,,D
               Sleep, 300
               MouseClick, LEFT,,,,U
            }
            Sleep, 100
            Already_Firing = false
         }
      }      
   }
   Sleep, 50 ;No need to loop constantly, saves CPU usage :P

}

*NumPad1::    ;Toggle Fire_Mode
   Fire_Mode++
   If (Fire_Mode > 3)
      Fire_Mode = 1

   If (Fire_Mode == 1)
      SoundPlay, %A_WorkingDir%\FullAuto.wav
   Else If (Fire_Mode == 2)
      SoundPlay, %A_WorkingDir%\BurstFire.wav
   Else
      SoundPlay, %A_WorkingDir%\NoFire.wav
   Return

*NumPad2::   ;Toggle Team
   Team *= -1
   If (Team == 1 )
      SoundPlay, %A_WorkingDir%\Terrorists.wav
   Else
      SoundPlay, %A_WorkingDir%\CounterTerrorists.wav
   Return

*NumPadSub:: ExitApp 0   ;Exit the script


I can't figure out if it is even going into the loop. It is getting on my nerves and I KNOW i'm following the directions in the help file. Maybe I'm missing something.

Thanx
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 9:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
I figured it out, apparently Already_Firing = false/true was the problem... Guess I can't use boolean values afterall.

Now to go smoke a cig and calm down.

I feel like an ass now...
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BoBo
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 9:44 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Quote:
I feel like an ass now...
Hm, thought about to re-register as J'Lo ? LaughingLaughingLaughing
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Chris
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Joined: 02 Mar 2004
Posts: 10480
PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 11:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Potential User wrote:
I figured it out, apparently Already_Firing = false/true was the problem... Guess I can't use boolean values afterall.
Since true and false are built-in variables, you can put them into a variable in either of these ways:
CaseSensitive := true
CaseSensitive = %true%

I know the difference between = and := is confusing. It's one of compromises that had to be made to support both the old and new syntaxes.
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