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    Default Odd issue that has been occuring lately...

    So on several scripts I have been running for the past months, more often than not I keep getting this error after trying to run a script, happens on most of them tbh

    Code:
    [AL] Initiating AeroLib...
    [AL] AeroLib auto-update is disabled
    [AL] Loaded 2 MSObjects.
    [AL] Startup complete!
    Error: You passed wrong values to a finder function: xs > xe (0,-108614855). at line 230
    Execution failed.
    The following bitmaps were not freed: [0, 1, 2, 3]
    points to this line of code in text.simba

    Code:
        begin
          s := createBitmapMaskFromText(ToStr(txt[j]), ToStr(fonts[i]));
          checkAreaBounds(Area);
    
          Result := findBitmapMaskTolerance(S, cx, cy, Area.X1, Area.Y1, Area.X2, Area.Y2, 30, 30);
          freeBitmap(S);
    error comes from the text.simba file

    it used to happen every once in a while; now some of my scripts aren't able to run 95% of the time. It is strange. I use multiple clients. I have Java 8

    In one particular script, it claims it cannot find the bank and terminates immediately. However, there are several instances where it will in fact, find the bank a few times as it used to always do, then terminate. I am really stumped on this one. Each day my scripts work less and less; even when there has not been an update.

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    I have also been having this problem. Any solution?

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    Not sure if it's possibly java related, but I run Java 7 32bit and I haven't encountered this issue.
    Have you also tried running Simba with Administrator rights?

    Is an odd one if it happens sporadically; do you run the script until it works, or do you close and open simba each attempt?

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    xs > xe
    I'm not sure if this will help or not.
    If it's a problem with the Xs > xe error you can fix it by placing the smaller value first in you coordinates etc.
    (small,large,small,large)
    (0,1,0,1).

    For example:
    This will not work, as the larger value(s) are placed first
    Code:
    program Wrong_Format;
    {$DEFINE SMART}
    {$i srl-6/srl.simba}
    
     Var x, y: integer;
    
    begin
      findColor(x,y,13217535,133,216,44,190);
      Movemouse(x,y);
      end.
    This should work, as the smaller value(s) are placed first
    Code:
    program Correct_Format;
    {$DEFINE SMART}
    {$i srl-6/srl.simba}
    
     Var x, y: integer;
    
    begin
      findColor(x,y,13217535,44,133,190,216);
      Movemouse(x,y);
      end.
    Last edited by Fidget; 12-05-2017 at 05:51 PM.

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    FYI I fixed this problem by switching my windows theme to be Aero instead of Classic (no joke). Someone else in the AeroLib thread noted the same fix.

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    I ran into this issue today.

    My scripts were all running fine last night so I found it very strange.

    A week ago I installed a newer version of Java 8 (with JDK). I just removed it and reverted back to an old version (Java 8 Update 171) and restarted.

    Happy to say all is good now!

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