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    Default Help With Clicking DTM

    SCAR Code:
    program DTMFinder;

    var RefreshFF,x,y:integer;

    Procedure FindTheDTM;
    begin
    RefreshFF := DTMFromString('78DA631460606010614001B7EFDC64F80BA41' +
           '981F83F10300A02191CA86A0C17DC04D38C503E23485E1A55CD93' +
           'A78F50D54862AA79FFE12DAA1A694CBBBCD6DDC3B48B1B55CDCD9' +
           '71F50D5B00109215435010B2F63DA258CAAC66FC671143500DDD8' +
           '17C4');
    if FindDTM(RefreshFF,x,y,1,1,200,200)then
      begin
        MoveMouse(x, y ,true);
      end;
    end.

    What mouse moving procedure should i use to click the DTM specified?
    I like my coffee black just like my metal.

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    Where you have the MoveMouse(x, y ,true);

    replace it with this Mouse(x, y, 0, 0, True);

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    MoveMouse is detectable and will get you banned.


    Use MMouse for moving to the item.
    Use Mouse to click the item.

    True = left click.
    False = right click.

    Hoped I helped.

    Edit: You punk, you beat me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckleyindahouse View Post
    Edit: You punk, you beat me.
    Lol HaHa!

    Both of us are correct, so just use what we said and it will work

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckleyindahouse View Post
    MoveMouse is detectable and will get you banned.


    Use MMouse for moving to the item.
    Use Mouse to click the item.

    True = left click.
    False = right click.

    Hoped I helped.

    Edit: You punk, you beat me.
    yes do that...but i've seen many people use MMouse and Mouse together...like
    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2);
    Mouse(x,y,2,2,true);
    which is incorrect if u plan on clicking something use only Mouse, and it will move the mouse and click it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dan cardin View Post
    yes do that...but i've seen many people use MMouse and Mouse together...like
    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2);
    Mouse(x,y,2,2,true);
    which is incorrect if u plan on clicking something use only Mouse, and it will move the mouse and click it.
    I said MMouse so he can learn both of the functions. What if he wants to make it move the mouse and he uses Mouse and moves and then clicks. Then it would mess up his whole script. So its best that I tell him what the two main mouse functions do for his own and others benifits...

    Also, If you move the mouse to an object or color with a 2,2 pixel randomness and then get ready to click and use another 2,2 randomness then you move the mouse again then click which is unhuman like to me. I prefer to use this.

    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2,);
    Mouse(x,y,0,0,True);
    This still has randomness cause of the MMouse and then it also looks like a human cause when i click i dont click and move the mouse at the same time.

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    i wasn't saying that what u said was wrong...just not to do MMouse and Mouse together, because it is unnecessary. Really i was just adding to what you said. not contradicting you. And, the
    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2);
    Mouse(x,y,2,2,true);
    was part of my example. I've seen people do that as i said
    yes do that...but i've seen many people use MMouse and Mouse together...like
    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2);
    Mouse(x,y,2,2,true);
    not that i would personally do that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckleyindahouse View Post
    I said MMouse so he can learn both of the functions. What if he wants to make it move the mouse and he uses Mouse and moves and then clicks. Then it would mess up his whole script. So its best that I tell him what the two main mouse functions do for his own and others benifits...

    Also, If you move the mouse to an object or color with a 2,2 pixel randomness and then get ready to click and use another 2,2 randomness then you move the mouse again then click which is unhuman like to me. I prefer to use this.

    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2,);
    Mouse(x,y,0,0,True);
    This still has randomness cause of the MMouse and then it also looks like a human cause when i click i dont click and move the mouse at the same time.
    He's totally right, but i should prefer a wait between them, lol.

    EDIT: dan cardin, i see you're making a rune buyer? :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by dan cardin View Post
    i wasn't saying that what u said was wrong...just not to do MMouse and Mouse together, because it is unnecessary. Really i was just adding to what you said. not contradicting you. And, the
    SCAR Code:
    MMouse(x,y,2,2);
    Mouse(x,y,2,2,true);
    was part of my example. I've seen people do that as i said not that i would personally do that
    kk, it kinda seemed that way. Its all kool.

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    sry bout seeming to be mean.

    yea im making a rune buyer..but im focusing more on my smilther more...i keep getting errors during and after walking to the shop...cant really open the door or find aubry(when i had it getting into the shop), and i dont know if my DTMs work. lots more to do
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    MMouse and Mouse Procedures require {.include SRL\SRL.scar} correct?
    I like my coffee black just like my metal.

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    yes, if u want a more undetextable script....most have to have {.include SRL\SRL.scar}
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