Sorry but if you are going to do that, just use image snapshots to get who'sever coordinates from whatever location.

on a different note. Just use this:

; AutoClickTest
CoordMode, Mouse, Screen
MouseGetPos, xpos, ypos
xpos := xpos - 150
Gui, +AlwaysOnTop
Gui, Add, Checkbox, x40 y40 vChkState gAutoClickit, Auto-Click

Gui, Add, Text, w60 x20 y63 Left,Click Speed
Gui, Add, Edit, w150 x80 y60 vTimeBetweenSetsOfClicks, 8000

Gui, Add, Edit, w250 x20 y90, Test Data

Gui, Add, Button, x40 y120 w40 h30 Default, &Quit
Gui, Add, Button, x180 y120 w40 h30 gTestButton, &Test
Gui, Show, h200 w300 x%xpos% y%ypos%, AlwaysOnTop AutoClickTest

;TimeBetweenSetsOfClicks = ClickSpeed  ; in milliseconds
NumberOfClicks = 1
MouseMovementTimeout = 2000    ; how long after mouse stops moving to start (in milliseconds)
Return

AutoClickit:
GuiControlGet, ChkState
if ChkState = 1
{
  LastNoMove := A_TickCount
  clickon = False
  SetTimer, ChkMouse, 250
}
else
{
  SetTimer, ChkMouse, Off
  SetTimer, Clickit, Off
}
Return

ChkMouse:
GuiControlGet, TimeBetweenSetsOfClicks
MouseGetPos,x1,y1
x3 := x1 - x2
y3 := y1 - y2
if (x3 = 0 and y3 = 0)
{
  NoMove := A_TickCount - LastNoMove
  if NoMove >= %MouseMovementTimeout%
  {
    if clickon = False
    {
      clickon = True
      Gosub, Clickit
      SetTimer, Clickit, %TimeBetweenSetsOfClicks%
    }
    LastNoMove := A_TickCount
  }
}
else
{
  SetTimer, Clickit, Off 
  clickon = False
  LastNoMove := A_TickCount
}
Sleep, 100
GuiControl,, Edit2, x1:%x1%  x2:%x2%  y1:%y1%  y2:%y2%  Click: %clickon%
x2 = %x1%
y2 = %y1%
Return

Clickit:
MouseClick, Left,,, %NumberOfClicks%
Return

TestButton:
SoundBeep
Return

ButtonQuit:
GuiClose:
ExitApp
 

The code is pretty old, lifted from the AHK forum about for 5 years ago after a Crystal Cove event damaged my fucking mouse button.
Never clicked a submit box repeatedly again...

For cruncher I adjust timer to 8000 <- milliseconds.
That gets it to repeat 10 times before closing.


Also, for your code, instead of sleeping 1000 and clicking left, which is pointless the UI is gray for about 70000
just 1 Sleep 6000 followed by a click...
if you need to keep clicking anyway, then I'd suggest a loop statement...

To get the cruncher coordinates:

ImageSearch answerX, answerY, 0, 0, A_ScreenWidth, A_ScreenHeight, ./CruncherImage.png
if (ErrorLevel = 2) {
		MsgBox Could not conduct search for the cruncher. You are an idiot and did not create the image or rename it in this script.
	} else if (ErrorLevel = 1) {
		MsgBox The cruncher is NOT on the screen... Retard...
	} else {
		answerX := answerX-10
		answerY := answerY-5
		MouseMove %answerX%, %answerY%
		Click 1
	}
 

And let's not forget, the image of the cruncher needs to be smaller then the cruncher, and if you do the search the coordinates of the image search should be matched up the the approximate location of the inventory - that to avoid clicking the cruncher if it's been placed in the bag.

Why smaller then the square of the menu? because the fucking menu puts a green halo on shit when it drags it out of bags or considers it "new"... Same fore cards.

khyberkajiit wrote on Nov 29^th, 2014 at 6:57pm:


Nice tips Khyber.  Thanks.
I realise it doesn't make much difference to a repeating script, but I have the "crunch cards" button on a 4,500ms delay and can get 13 crunches per cycle of Cruncher.  It is still enough allowance for lag too.

The advantage of your approach is that because you achieve 10 cards per cycle, you will use up a complete stack of cards with no residual, making it easier to auto replace stacks.  I just use gather to sweep up the dregs.

1)Pull out the combos you want to use into inventory
2) start stopwatch
3) start mouse recording software of your choise (like ghost mouse).
4) crunch each combo 2-3 times
5) stop recording.
6) stop stopwatch
7) move the ghost mouse window so the play button is where the record/stop button is.
8) place mouse cursor on play button
9) activate ahk/Logitech mouse script that will hit left mouse button every x seconds (x is the time on your stopwatch + 10 a sec safety buffer).
10) go to bed
11) wake up
12) profit.

SayWhatAgain wrote on Nov 30^th, 2014 at 2:26am:


It's a little more involved than that if you want to leave it overnight.
What's with the stopwatch?

Revaulting wrote on Nov 30^th, 2014 at 2:30am:


That's interesting, hadn't tried that.
Thanks.

SayWhatAgain wrote on Nov 30^th, 2014 at 6:00am:


I understand loop concept.  I am using them, but in a different way.

Ok, did not see the relevance of the stopwatch but i understand what you are doing now.

If you're doing 2 cards to 1 item conversions, you could conceptually extend your idea to as many steps as you wanted up to inventory capacity (assuming the items stack too).
It's the items that produce 7, 15 or 30 per two cards (or don't stack well) that are going to fill your inventory and overflow too quickly.

For this you need a cleanup step (dump in SB or SB ingredients suffices), which either means a different approach or would require another loop outside your nested loops.

You can crunch cards while they're in the bag.

Just make a stack or two of each card to keep elsewhere, in case the script uses them all

it's kind of pointless since the cruncher closes every ... 10 x 8 sec... that's 80 seconds... that's 1 min and 20 sec...
And you can't drag from bag to cruncher...

LIES.

Holy shit. just drag cards from bag to cruncher.

When did they fix that!?!?!? wtf, this makes it SO much faster

DropBear wrote on Nov 30^th, 2014 at 10:50pm:

Yes, dropping cards from bag to chruncher still works.
I have been using a simple marco app http://www.turnssoft.com/mini-mouse-macro.html to automate this feature.

Go into windowed mode, record your actions once , save and loop it 10 times.
The scripts look cool, I'm not into that fancy programmer stuff, IP routing is much more interesting 

Vendui wrote on Dec 2^nd, 2014 at 9:46pm:


thats because my script is too crappy lol

Vendui wrote on Dec 4^th, 2014 at 1:23am:



That's a nice script but .....
.... there does come a point where it serves no practical purpose as you'll have more stuff than you could possibly use/sell/give-away before the end of DDO (even if you were playing full time - are you even playing?).
One positive, if they ever find it, I guess it will tie up the GM's for a few months cleaning it out so they leave others alone.   

I have a stash of stuff for a rainy day if I ever need it, but that's just a couple of toons......  I just can't see myself needing any more.

I found and easy and effective way to crunch:

1. beat up your spouse/flatmate/sibling
2. threaten to beat him up again unless he crunches xyz cards
3. ???
4. profit