Ohfaq wrote on May 12^th, 2014 at 8:26pm:


I think there is a small flaw in your logic...   

Hiya

I've been trying a few different macro programs with varying levels of success to farm crucible optionals but as soon as I try to get them to "loop" so I can run them for a couple of hours, failure!  Macro Recorder has worked best so far... I can make it recall, reset and re-enter the quest but then whether its due to latency / lag / whatever... the character always ends up at a slightly different position every time on the run towards the first NPC... Any suggestions?

Cheers peeps

Forgot to add I've tried to keep the variables I can control such as zoom level, window positions etc... as constant as I can.

The script above is nice, but have to make bitmaps etc to get it all to work.

I'm just content hitting 2 of the opts about 90% of the time 

MM72 wrote on May 13^th, 2014 at 6:30pm:


my suggestion would be to be as little vague as possible, "failed miserably" summarizes a little too much what your problem is

MM72 wrote on May 14^th, 2014 at 9:05am:


Either the code is contained in another function, or you have to move the global declarations to the function(s) in which the respective variable is used. You'll also need to take screenshots of the images that are in the first few lines, so that the script can find them. Given that you're probably not going to run this in a virtual box and will be panicking as it runs out of control in an infinite loop, you should add this somewhere:

~$ESC::
  Send {w up}
  Send {a up}
  Send {d up}
  Send {s up}
  ExitApp
return 

That will make it so that pressing Esc will cancel any movements in progress and exit the program.


Edit/aside:

Interesting to see someone else's script and compare methods. I always use Loop x instead of mimicking a traditional while loop. I don't use image captures at the moment, but my script has variables that can be set to adjust the run speed in each running/jumping function. I've only tested on one character, but assuming below 500ms latency, I trigger all 4 optionals 90% of the time. the other 10%, I only get the first Daggertooth and Vrall. The trick is to utilize corners. Your rotation shouldn't vary too much, but the distance you run can.

nice gif rest.

I have created an ahk with

global playerx
global playery

double click, no error, I don't understand why it gives you that error

don't forget fiber.

Packfan wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2014 at 11:58am:

Send {w down}
Sleep 2000
Send {w up} 

That will run forward for 2 seconds.
The same can be applied to rotating.

Dargon wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2014 at 1:04pm:

How many wifes do you have 

NOTSunnyshadow wrote on May 11^th, 2014 at 11:20pm:

you are golden sir.

salsonpex wrote on May 12^th, 2014 at 2:33pm:


I despise seeing my macro in public, even with the slight variances to it. oh well, i have a faster one written already with the help of Fr8o finding a few, key aspects. thanks go to him for pointing them out ^-^

And thanks dickbutt, I can get to the point where I can move and make selections, but didn't finish the whole thing. I can go from exit to entry and recall though, just need to talk to the people now.