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Ok, my queston is more complicated then it looks, pretty much I have any auto fighter that relies on finding the npc with 1 color. But, this also has the chance to fail so, How would I make it so if the bot finds 2 of the 3 colors within like a 50x40 area then it clicks in that area?
Example, click in the red box searching for the colors that are the red dots:
http://i45.tinypic.com/263xboj.jpg
learn about TPA's and/or ATPA's (:Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj95
Tut section is GREAT
Looked at 2 TPA tut's they did not go into much detail about finding more then 1 colorQuote:
Originally Posted by footballjds
search for your two different colors and create two TPA's with the results. Then compare the two of them using ATPA's (:Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj95
It's pretty hard for me to even get a remote understanding of TPA's when i can't even run the example without getting an error.Quote:
Originally Posted by footballjds
Using CTS2/Simple TPA TuT:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=90767
With auto-colouring (or using ACA AutoColorAid) and ATPAs as mentioned above you can make object finding a lot more reliable.
As for common errors I recommend a look into the FAQ section:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?p=851555
Hope I helped in some way :(
Find the user "Runaway" in the members list and check the threads he has started, he has created a function which does exactly what you are looking for.
Saw his thread. not going to learn a 250 line script, when in the end he says its not worth it because it can take up to 5000 ms to do. ntyQuote:
Originally Posted by cause
Currently testing out "tpas"... working worse then finding 1 color and clicking it... always clicks something thats not the sekeletn 60% of the time. we as 1 color it did it 3% of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Runehack123
rjj no need to double post. but try using ACA (:
I give up. No point.Quote:
Originally Posted by footballjds
What am i doing wrong here?
Simba Code:procedure ClickNPC;
var
X, Y,cx,cy: Integer;
begin // kill npc
WriteLn('Attacking skeleton...');
if FindColorTolerance(X, Y, NPC, tleft, tright, bleft, bright, tolerence) then
begin
GetMousePos(cx,cy);
MouseSpeed:=40;
mmouse(x, y,1,1);
Wait(20 + Random(50));
ClickMouse(X, Y, Mouse_Left);
if FindColorTolerance(x,y,65535,cx-10,cy+10,cx+10,cy-10,5) then
begin
ClickNPC;
end;
WriteLn('Attacked skeleton!');
CheckCombat;
end;
end;
Code:Error: Exception: You passed wrong values to a finder function: ys > ye (116,96). at line 67
The following bitmaps were not freed: [0]
One your looking for a single color.
With TPAs you could group all colors of the same shade then search them by Size. Which is 100% better than what you have. Look for the TPA tuts everyone has been mentioning.
I did. And I made one. And it kept clicking the wrong thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by BraK
share your code. What did you use to obtain the color? Did you try using Auto color Aid?Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj95
yeaQuote:
Originally Posted by footballjds
Code:program new;
{$i srl/srl.simba}
Procedure FindSkele;
var
tmpCTS,i,l,r,x,y,counter:integer;
SkeletonTPA:TPointArray;
begin
tmpCTS := GetToleranceSpeed;
SetColorToleranceSpeed(1);
SetToleranceSpeed2Modifiers(0.16, 1.10);
FindColorTolerance(x, y,1385045, MSX1, MSY1, MSX2, MSY2, 1);
SetColorToleranceSpeed(tmpCTS);
SetToleranceSpeed2Modifiers(0.02, 0.02);
l := High(SkeletonTPA)
marktime(counter);
for i:= 0 to l do
begin
r := random(l);
wait(randomrange(10,50));
mmouse(SkeletonTPA[r].x,SkeletonTPA[r].y,2,2);
if waituptext('Skele',20) then
Break;
if timefrommark(counter) > 3000 then
begin
writeln('failed to find skeleton...');
Terminatescript;
end;
end;
writeln('we found the skeleton.');
MouseSpeed:=40;
mmouse(x,y,1,1);
clickmouse2(mouse_left);
end;
begin
SetupSRL
FindSkele;
end.
I'm not going to spoonfeed you a function, so read this carefully, and if you don't understand a part of it ask.
First thing I do when I look at finding something on the screen is check the most common unique color of the object. For a skeleton I would say that its the helmet/shield colors. I split the TPA of the object by distance(usually no more than 5), then I get the count of those colors on the object and use that as my bounds for including a TPA or not. Then I get a random point in the largest TPA and that is my clicking point. I move the mouse to verify the object and then do the clicking action(left or menu).
If the object still isn't being found well, I will add the main color of the skeleton and get a shit-ton of samples from different clients and worlds, so that I get the exact color profile of the object. Also, use CTS 2 for now.
If yuo cant use TPAs then use Auto Color Aid2(ACA2)
A video by Yohojo on how to do so for beginners is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98wVrr6GwyU
He goes into very high detail on how to use this from start to finish!.