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    Well, i'm working on my power chopper. Which is coming along pretty well. But, to make sure i can make it as good as possible, i want to add an auto responder. I couldn't find any tuts or scripts with one.

    Can anybody explain to me how it can be done?

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    Would this be something that you would need for your script?
    SCAR Code:
    if ChatBoxTextExists('blue','Your a noob') then
    begin
    TypeSend('No your a noob');
    end;
    Like it?

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    Ooh... I just got an idea for a complicated algorithm for auto-responders. How come I never finish these ideas?

    Anywayz, there was some tutorial on Chat Box text that I found useful.

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    @ TRILeZ- It works, but for some reason i like Blumblebee's first example.

    @ Blumblebee- Like i said ^, i find that it is easier to understand, so i will use it.

    Thanks for the help, i'll post again if i have any problems.

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    My method is pretty good if you call it frequently:
    scar Code:
    Function FastMSFindText(Text : String): Boolean;
    Var
      TPA, TPA2, temp2 : TPointArray;
      temp : Integer;
    Begin
      FindColorsTolerance(TPA, 65535, MSX1, MSY1, MSX2, MSY2, 0);
      TPA2 := LoadTextTPA(Text, UpChars, temp);
      Result := FindTPAinTPA(TPA2, TPA, temp2);
    End;
    usage:
    scar Code:
    If FastMSFindText('Hi') then TypeSend('wtf');

    It searches for the text when people talk(mainscreen) and check if it matches with the wanted text.


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    theres many of these out there...

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    Quote Originally Posted by desnob View Post
    @ TRILeZ- It works, but for some reason i like Blumblebee's first example.

    @ Blumblebee- Like i said ^, i find that it is easier to understand, so i will use it.

    Thanks for the help, i'll post again if i have any problems.
    glad to know it helped
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    Why not check out MK's responder, thats the only one I found working becuase InChat will respond to itself, even though it's not mean't to.

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