me too, lets do it
me too, lets do it
The randomSleep timer is already there, If anything you could copy that bit of code to after you kill Sark, when in town before logging out, when at the menu.
Then when you have the game running like you want... you compile the script to an EXE. Name it Outlook.exe. Now they have no idea again.
Last edited by Shimizoki; 06-11-2012 at 04:18 PM.
great idea with outlook.exe
Once its compiled as an .exe it shouldnt be linked to AutoIt anymore. Of course I may be mistaken, checking my processes shows AutoIt is not running, but outlook is.
Edit::
It leaves it with an AutoIt Icon, but you can change that through the properties aswell. (If you are really that worried)
Ok here is what I've figured out to make a successful run. Based on 1.4a. I'm running Windows 7 64bit.
0. Goto NotAres pastebin and READ the comments. UNDERSTAND it. Don't copy things blindly. You will EXACERBATE the problem.
1. Ensure your screen desktop resolution is set to 1920x1080. I was pulling my hair out for hours wondering why even if I had the client set to 1920x180 Fullscreen windowed the movement waypoints where still ****ed. I finally realized my default screen resolution was set to 1920x1200. And this mess the waypoints up even though you sent the video resolution to 1920x1080 as instructed.
2. Start the bot when AFTER you have clicked RESUME.its obvious now but wasn't obvious then
3. I downloaded and am using the 64bit AutoIT exe. Get it here . I run the AutoIt3_64.exe
4. Based on NotAres comments. (Which you read an understood right?) get the support files from the Mediafire link.
5. Install the Imagesearch.au3 into the include folder of the autoit install location. The idea behind the pickLoot function is that you are using a "library" to compare a .png file with a match on the screen. ie. you need to tell the script where to find this library.
6. Copy the pngs to C:\pics. I choose it because. C: drive might be hardcoded somewhere and "pics" contains no spaces. Probably not necessary but hey its working for me. The one thing to understand about the pngs is that they are 1920x1080 specific. If you are running another res you will probably need to make a res specific set. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
7. Copy the .DLLs to c:\windows\system32 and/or c:\windows\. I have them in both. I had them in c:\windows\system32 (which did not make sense as this the 32bit dlls and the instructions said to use 64bit autoit. But I ain't no coder) that didn't work. So I read somewhere to try sticking it in just c:\windows.
Other things I've picked up.
- My character is slow as I have not the funds to gear up to 25% movement. I have 12% so I DOUBLE the sleep timers on the waypoint moves. Adjust accordingly
- put an ALTDOWN before checkLoot and an ALTUP after checkLoot
Last edited by Chaoscontrol; 06-11-2012 at 04:40 PM.
Ok so here's my edited version with more random coordinates and random sleep times.
You have to set your pic folder again if you use imagesearch, which is ALSO turned of, so you have to set the variable to true again.
[AutoIt] sarkoth bot with randomness - Pastebin.com
It's very cheap and cluster****-y programmed but it works
You need to adjust the CheckDead() function so that it detects if you are logging out.
PixelSearch(Round(900*$x_ratio), Round(240*$y_ratio), Round(1010*$x_ratio), Round(290*$y_ratio), 0x993827) ; checks for cancel button on logout timer
This window isn't working on your res
Since the imagesearch is working for me and lots of other 1080p users, I'm not going to devote anymore time to fixing everyones problems. If you can't get it to work, use the old system by setting $ImgLoot to false.
I've spent tons of hours making the best script for me and anyone else who can run it, and I notice a ton of other people are making money from basic scripting. So, if any of you would like to repay me, please shoot me a PM if you'd like to donate gold and I'll give you my BattleTag.