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    Default Not able to choose a world on official client

    Hi, so I'm trying write up my first proper script. At the moment I'm having a small problem of not being able to choose a world when using the official [legacy] client, to log into the game. Maybe it's an issue on my end, but maybe it's not, it works fine when using SMART.

    Currently when using the official client it will login (lobby) --> check if the world is a fav'd world (if it is it will then choose that) and if it's not it will then go to the second tab and just hover over world 7. I believe it's trying to scroll up instead of down, which is the only issue.
    example of what it looks like when stuck: http://i.imgur.com/2pvGf5B.png
    If I scroll down myself it will click the correct world. if I don't go down enough it will just scroll all the way back up. Currently the only difference between the script logging in properly or not is {$DEFINE SMART}

    Here's the code: code.simba
    If you'd like to give any feedback on the rest of the script, especially on standards, please do It's my first time trying SPF & the autoupdater + I'm pretty clueless programming wise in general


    tl;dr is this due to me setting up something incorrectly (e.g rs client, simba, etc) or is this an issue that you guys are having too? Thanks!

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    Iirc it's something like SMART/java uses unix standard to scroll but the windows standard is inverted to the unix standard so just steal this from srl/srl https://github.com/SRL/SRL/blob/8291...use.simba#L541
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrier View Post
    Iirc it's something like SMART/java uses unix standard to scroll but the windows standard is inverted to the unix standard so just steal this from srl/srl https://github.com/SRL/SRL/blob/8291...use.simba#L541
    Ayy thanks, was trying everything to see what I was doing wrong before =p makes sense now

    How would you recommend I go about trying to use that instead of the regular mouse? i.e where exactly should I put that code (& what would I need to change/rename) + what code should I use (just the highlighted TMouse.Scroll procedure? the entire mouse.simba?)

    Ideally I'd like to only edit my script to use the proper mouse and not the srl 6 plugins themselves but it's not a big deal if that's not feasible, tried to mess around with it and also to get some help on irc but no luck in getting it working yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by acow View Post
    Ayy thanks, was trying everything to see what I was doing wrong before =p makes sense now

    How would you recommend I go about trying to use that instead of the regular mouse? i.e where exactly should I put that code (& what would I need to change/rename) + what code should I use (just the highlighted TMouse.Scroll procedure? the entire mouse.simba?)

    Ideally I'd like to only edit my script to use the proper mouse and not the srl 6 plugins themselves but it's not a big deal if that's not feasible, tried to mess around with it and also to get some help on irc but no luck in getting it working yet.
    Highlight me on IRC tonight and I'll sort it out.
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