[Goldfarming] notAres' Sarkoth DH Gold Script [AutoIT Script] [1920x1080]

[edsel6502]

If anyone here is using the image loot function and it is working for any resolution that is not 1920x1080, could you please PM me and give me those PNGs? I'm getting closer to release, I just dont have the other resolutions.

Also, if you wouldn't mind... someone running 1920x1080 could you please send me a printscreen of
1. Main Menu
2. As soon as you log into the game (at the checkpoint)
3. As soon as you are in the Dank Cellar
4. As soon as you return from a TP and are in New Tristram.

Thank you.

You have a PM with the screenshots requested.

[orion0212]

This is what I did.

Installed Visual Studio Professional Beta 11, to make sure I got the DLLs correct.
Restarted Computer.
Installed AutoIT3 in x64 mode to PROGRAMS FILES (without the x86) manually changed.
Put the x86 Imagesearch.au3 in BOTH the programs files and the programs files (x86) \ include folder
Compiled the au3 as an EXE in x86 mode. Works.....

maybe I got lucky, WHO knows.

This is from page 77 and fixed the loot problems on x64 for me.

I didn't install Visual Studio Pro Beta 11.
I did copy the dll's to both the Windows folder and the Windows/SysWOW64 folders.
I also put the ImageSearch.au3 into the Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/Include (created that folder) and the Program Files/AutoIt3/Include folder.
I figured it wouldn't hurt to have those things in both places but you probably don't need them like that. Either way looting works now.


Edit: I'll try to summarize this into steps. Credit to greenxeyezz for this if it works for ya.

This is to get the loot function working on a Windows 7 x64 operating system. I'm using 1900x1080 16:9 resolution in both Windows and Diablo3

1- Install AutoIT3 in x64 mode but edit the install path to Program Files (remove the (x86) in the install path).
2- Copy the dll files: msvcr110.dll, msvcr110d.dll, ImageSearchDLL_x64.dll, and ImageSearchDLL.dll into both the C:\Windows and the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folders (prob not necessary but thats what I did to make sure. Note that the msvcr dll's are the same in the x64 and x86 folders.)
3- Copy the Imagesearch.au3 from the x86 folder and put it in both the "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include" folder and the "C:\Program Files(x86)\AutoIt3\Include" folder. You may have to create the x86 Include folder. Make sure you're using the x86 Imagesearch.au3 here as it is different from the x64 version.
4- Tweak the script and put the pics in whatever folder you want to but change the path in the script to point to them.
5- Compile the script as an x86 exe.
6- Reboot your system then try it.


Hope this is more clear, it's working for me after doing this.

[Trollblod]

I can't find 1920x1080? Highest for me is 1280x1024 D:

[DaSyco]

This is from page 77 and fixed the loot problems on x64 for me.

I didn't install Visual Studio Pro Beta 11.

I did copy the dll's to both the Windows folder and the Windows/SysWOW64 folders.

I also put the ImageSearch.au3 into the Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/Include (created that folder) and the Program Files/AutoIt3/Include folder.

I figured it wouldn't hurt to have those things in both places but you probably don't need them like that. Either way looting works now.

Thanks imma try this out. When he say compile the au3 to exe he means the script for the bot?

[tantrim1]

Thanks imma try this out. When he say compile the au3 to exe he means the script for the bot?

let me know if this works for you, i tried it and it didnt seem to work. Maybe its ME doing something wrong?!

[BlairMcPhase]

This is from page 77 and fixed the loot problems on x64 for me.

I didn't install Visual Studio Pro Beta 11.

I did copy the dll's to both the Windows folder and the Windows/SysWOW64 folders.

I also put the ImageSearch.au3 into the Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/Include (created that folder) and the Program Files/AutoIt3/Include folder.

I figured it wouldn't hurt to have those things in both places but you probably don't need them like that. Either way looting works now.

So basically use all x86 .dlls including Imagesearch.au3 from the Imagesearchfiles folder ?

DO NOT use x64 .dll/au3's ?

[orion0212]

So basically use all x86 .dlls including Imagesearch.au3 from the Imagesearchfiles folder ?

DO NOT use x64 .dll/au3's ?

The ImageSearchDLL_x64.dll is in the windows and syswow64 folders along with the imagesearchdll.dll

[JarellNewwin]

Um, where do i put the pics folder in the ImageSearchFiles.zip?

[DaSyco]

This is from page 77 and fixed the loot problems on x64 for me.

I didn't install Visual Studio Pro Beta 11.
I did copy the dll's to both the Windows folder and the Windows/SysWOW64 folders.
I also put the ImageSearch.au3 into the Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/Include (created that folder) and the Program Files/AutoIt3/Include folder.
I figured it wouldn't hurt to have those things in both places but you probably don't need them like that. Either way looting works now.


Edit: I'll try to summarize this into steps. Credit to greenxeyezz for this if it works for ya.

This is to get the loot function working on a Windows 7 x64 operating system. I'm using 1900x1080 16:9 resolution in both Windows and Diablo3

1- Install AutoIT3 in x64 mode but edit the install path to Program Files (remove the (x86) in the install path).
2- Copy the dll files: msvcr110.dll, msvcr110d.dll, ImageSearchDLL_x64.dll, and ImageSearchDLL.dll into both the C:\Windows and the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folders (prob not necessary but thats what I did to make sure. Note that the msvcr dll's are the same in the x64 and x86 folders.)
3- Copy the Imagesearch.au3 from the x86 folder and put it in both the "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include" folder and the "C:\Program Files(x86)\AutoIt3\Include" folder. You may have to create the x86 Include folder. Make sure you're using the x86 Imagesearch.au3 here as it is different from the x64 version.
4- Tweak the script and put the pics in whatever folder you want to but change the path in the script to point to them.
5- Compile the script as an x86 exe.
6- Reboot your system then try it.


Hope this is more clear, it's working for me after doing this.

i don't get how you would tweak the script and script to point to them..
and i have to compile the bot script or the imagesearch script?

[xlifer]

I'm getting Line 56.... Error:Subscript used with non Array variable?

any ideas?

This is from page 77 and fixed the loot problems on x64 for me.

I didn't install Visual Studio Pro Beta 11.
I did copy the dll's to both the Windows folder and the Windows/SysWOW64 folders.
I also put the ImageSearch.au3 into the Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/Include (created that folder) and the Program Files/AutoIt3/Include folder.
I figured it wouldn't hurt to have those things in both places but you probably don't need them like that. Either way looting works now.


Edit: I'll try to summarize this into steps. Credit to greenxeyezz for this if it works for ya.

This is to get the loot function working on a Windows 7 x64 operating system. I'm using 1900x1080 16:9 resolution in both Windows and Diablo3

1- Install AutoIT3 in x64 mode but edit the install path to Program Files (remove the (x86) in the install path).
2- Copy the dll files: msvcr110.dll, msvcr110d.dll, ImageSearchDLL_x64.dll, and ImageSearchDLL.dll into both the C:\Windows and the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folders (prob not necessary but thats what I did to make sure. Note that the msvcr dll's are the same in the x64 and x86 folders.)
3- Copy the Imagesearch.au3 from the x86 folder and put it in both the "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include" folder and the "C:\Program Files(x86)\AutoIt3\Include" folder. You may have to create the x86 Include folder. Make sure you're using the x86 Imagesearch.au3 here as it is different from the x64 version.
4- Tweak the script and put the pics in whatever folder you want to but change the path in the script to point to them.
5- Compile the script as an x86 exe.
6- Reboot your system then try it.


Hope this is more clear, it's working for me after doing this.

[xlifer]

hmm solved when d3 is up, but still no gem pickup:/

[skohcl]

This is from page 77 and fixed the loot problems on x64 for me.

I didn't install Visual Studio Pro Beta 11.
I did copy the dll's to both the Windows folder and the Windows/SysWOW64 folders.
I also put the ImageSearch.au3 into the Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/Include (created that folder) and the Program Files/AutoIt3/Include folder.
I figured it wouldn't hurt to have those things in both places but you probably don't need them like that. Either way looting works now.


Edit: I'll try to summarize this into steps. Credit to greenxeyezz for this if it works for ya.

This is to get the loot function working on a Windows 7 x64 operating system. I'm using 1900x1080 16:9 resolution in both Windows and Diablo3

1- Install AutoIT3 in x64 mode but edit the install path to Program Files (remove the (x86) in the install path).
2- Copy the dll files: msvcr110.dll, msvcr110d.dll, ImageSearchDLL_x64.dll, and ImageSearchDLL.dll into both the C:\Windows and the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folders (prob not necessary but thats what I did to make sure. Note that the msvcr dll's are the same in the x64 and x86 folders.)
3- Copy the Imagesearch.au3 from the x86 folder and put it in both the "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include" folder and the "C:\Program Files(x86)\AutoIt3\Include" folder. You may have to create the x86 Include folder. Make sure you're using the x86 Imagesearch.au3 here as it is different from the x64 version.
4- Tweak the script and put the pics in whatever folder you want to but change the path in the script to point to them.
5- Compile the script as an x86 exe.
6- Reboot your system then try it.


Hope this is more clear, it's working for me after doing this.

You sir, are the man! Sometimes it missing squares, but mostly when I am standing next to them. Need to increase the pauses... also, was wondering if calling the lootitems function again would increase accuracy? Or maybe moving slightly and calling it again. So ima try this.

[tantrim1]

After doing what orion0212 said today like the post above ^ said, it didnt work for me. I find it odd my guy isnt even attempting to search for items. after doing his pathing for the gold, there is no time before he tp's, where as on my 32 bit comps, there is a pause after gold loot no matter if there is loot to pick up or not. Ive done this on 2 other 32 bit comps with no problem but this is a 64 bit and am running into issues.

[tantrim1]

I'm getting Line 56.... Error:Subscript used with non Array variable?

any ideas?

load the game before you load the script, and this error should go away

[tantrim1]

You sir, are the man! Sometimes it missing squares, but mostly when I am standing next to them. Need to increase the pauses... also, was wondering if calling the lootitems function again would increase accuracy? Or maybe moving slightly and calling it again. So ima try this.

Before you got the looting working, did it pause like it was searching for gems before it tp'd back to town? or did it tp immediately after gold loot?