You are clipping the screen by alot when theres no need to
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You are clipping the screen by alot when theres no need to
From the point of view of who the thread is aimed at, i find this extreamly useful, he explains the functions very well and this is basically exactly what i was looking for when trying to create my first script.
Thanks allot :D
He didn't explain anything, it was all ripped right out of the documentation.
Except.. The documentation looks like:
and his looks like:Simba Code:(*
MultiMouse
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.. code-block:: pascal
function MultiMouse(x, y, chance, maxClicks: integer; red: boolean): boolean;
Will simulate "spam" clicking on the point x, y. Will do it a random amount
between 1 and 'maxClicks'. Will click once no matter what, then has a percent
'chance' of clicking again after that. Will not exceed 'maxClicks'. if 'red'
then will return true if the red X appears after clicking an object, else will
return true after clicking.
.. note::
| Author: Coh3n
| Last Updated: 21 July 2011 by Coh3n
Example:
.. code-block:: pascal
if (waitUptext('ree', 200)) then
MSI_MultiMouse(x, y, 35, 5, true);
*)
Also his is all in one place. In the documentation, you have to go to that specific .Simba file to find what you want. This thread can't be totally useless.Quote:
MultiMouse
info:Will simulate “spam” clicking on the point x, y. Will do it a random amount between 1 and ‘maxClicks’. Will click once no matter what, then has a percent ‘chance’ of clicking again after that. Will not exceed ‘maxClicks’. if ‘red’ then will return true if the red X appears after clicking an object, else will return true after clicking.
function MultiMouse(x, y, chance, maxClicks: integer; red: boolean): boolean;
example:if (waitUptext('ree', 200)) then
MSI_MultiMouse(x, y, 35, 5, true);
Again, see how it's ripped straight from the documentation. He didn't "explain" anything. I don't mind him trying to help out, but if he really wanted to, he could of linked to that method in the documentation and then gone into a deeper explanation of how it works.
All of the code he posted in the OP can become outdated ;)
You don't get the point; that "documentation" as you call it (the one inside the .simba), is not really documentation. The documentation can be found here: https://docs.villavu.com/srl-5/ . All you have to do to find the thing you want to is to go to https://docs.villavu.com/srl-5/srlref.html
This thread is basically a duplicate of that site, just more messy and un-organized.
Well, I for one found this thread useful anyway x3 Without this thread it would of most likely been a long time before I found out about this place. So thank you, for the redirect =D
I imagine that link prove to be invaluable <3
http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/8...dddddddddu.jpg
I think that perhaps what we would all agree on is that there needs to be a better insight into where the documentation is. I've noticed that everyone who mentioned those pages were developers/staff.
Not exactly ideal.
Perhaps OP had the right idea, just went about it poorly. Hey, OP, want to, instead of where this is going, maybe write a guide on how to use the documentation? :)
In that case - the guide will look like this:
I think it would be better if a link was placed in the FAQQuote:
Also, In the latest Simba - the documentation is installed with your Simba - so it shouldn't be hard to find. It's like...right there
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/7573/humanal.jpg
EDIT: Yeh it's a pdf version - but it's still almost as good as the html link
/thread, fixed the formatting. Everyone, please be more appropriate next time something like this happens as I already said.