HOW TO Step by step - AUTOIT 1 second FULL GEAR SWAP SCRIPT

[Cenny]

Step 1.) Open autoit, hit record.
Step 2.) Open D3, press i or c to open inventory
Step 3.) Right click the gear you want to swap, do not change the slots for as long as you use script.
Step 4.) Stop autoit
Step 5.) Add a:: to top of script, this allows you to press windowed key+a to start script.
Step 6.) Add send, i under a:: and at the end of script.
Step 7.) Copy/paste into a .txt file
Step 8.) Load with Autohotkey or another program that will run autoit scripts.
Step 9.) Press windows+a to swap the gear you wanted.

Optional, you can modify the "sleep" lines to make it faster/slower, you may have to depending on your latency/FPS.

Script should look something like this

#a::
Send, c
MouseClick, right,  1436,  741
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1474,  720
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1548,  707
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1581,  704
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1629,  743
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, left,  1631,  771
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, left,  1598,  381
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1465,  794
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1506,  789
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1541,  781
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1573,  789
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, right,  1624,  826
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, left,  1309,  437
Sleep, 100
MouseClick, left,  1140,  21
Sleep, 100
send, c

I know this is a very simple script, and most people know how to write it, but I have seen a few people asking. Do not copy paste my script as the x/y/z coordinates will be different. Plus writing this script will give you a basic starting knowledge of how to write autoit scripts and get you started on making your own for whatever ingenious ideas you can come up with.

[Cenny]

Bump! Use it!

[thebbandit]

You will need:
http://www.autoitscript.com/cgi-bin/...t-v3-setup.exe

and this addon for autoit3

AutoIt Script Editor Downloads - AutoItScript

then you have to look through the extras folder for the au3record program.
GOOD LUCK!

[Xenoc]

then you have to look through the extras folder for the au3record program.

AutoIT au3record program requires a dll from the Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86) or (x64) depending on which version your installed.

C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86)
C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x64)

If you don't have it you will get an error when trying to launch that says you are missing MSVCR100.dll.

Hope it helps

[Orion514]

Can I use this on a mac? or what is the autoIT Mac equivelant?

[Simonzi]

Just a few tips.

- When you use the record feature, and you get your coordinates, you'll get them in a like this

MouseClick("left",192,164,1)

The first two numbers are of course the x and y location, and the third number (the "1"), is how many times it will click. After that one, put another comma, and 0, so it'll look like this.

MouseClick("left",192,164,1,0)

That fourth number (in this case, the "0"), is the speed at which it'll move the mouse. The default is 10, where 0 is instant. If you have a good connection and a fast computer, you can omit all the sleep timers, and put all the clicks to 0, and it will switch all your gear in about half a second.


- If you want your mouse to move to where it was when you hit the button for your gear swap (which can be useful when dealing with moving around for bosses and elite packs), add this line at the top of your macro

$pos = MouseGetPos()

and this line at the end

MouseMove($pos[0],$pos[1],0)

The MouseGetPos() will get the location of your mouse, and declare it to the $pos variable. That way when your gear is done being swapped, it'll move instantly right back to where it was.


Both pretty common things, but again, this seems to be a thread geared towards someone just getting started making their own scripts

[nickh]

thanks for the tips so far. as mentioned, this info is really useful to someone who is completely brand new, like me.

i did add the two lines of code

$pos = MouseGetPos()

and

MouseMove($pos[0],$pos[1],0)

at the top and at the end respectively but while trying to run it i got "Error: call to nonexistent function" and it listed the second part of the code.

what am i doing wrong here? thanks

[thebbandit]

As of right now with your guys help I have gotten this all to compile without an error, but when I open the exe, it does not wait for the Win+a key.

#a::
$pos = MouseGetPos()
Send("i")
MouseClick("right",1208,788,1)
MouseClick("right",1209,822,1)
MouseClick("right",1247,823,1)
MouseClick("right",1300,804,1)
MouseClick("right",1342,802,1)
Send("i")
MouseMove($pos[0],$pos[1],0)

This one I have put into AutoHotkey

#a::
$pos = MouseGetPos()
Send, i
MouseClick, right, 1208, 788
MouseClick, right, 1209, 822
MouseClick, right, 1247, 823
MouseClick, right, 1300, 804
MouseClick, right, 1342, 802
Send, i
MouseMove, $pos[0], $pos[1], 0

so my question is how do I have it wait for the key when it is compiled into an exe?

and also, even though the autohotkey does not spit out an error for the mousemove line, it still does not like that line and doesnt move back

[satan2004]

i need the code to load the script but not run it until i press a specific button

i dont know how to implement it into my script

and so it doesnt close down the script after its done running it so i can run it again to put on dps gear again

#a::Send("c")
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1675,731,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseMove(1689,831)
MouseDown("right")
Sleep(10)
MouseMove(1689,832)
MouseUp("right")
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1721,829,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1727,729,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1770,722,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1778,823,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1813,816,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1826,748,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1820,695,1)
Sleep(10)
MouseClick("right",1868,705,1)
Sleep(10)
Send("{ALTDOWN}")
MouseClick("right",1869,758,1)
Send("{ALTUP}")
Send("c")

[thebbandit]

look at my post above and you can see how to convert it into something you can use in autohotkey.