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    Default Adding AntiRandom To Scripts?

    OK! Does anyone know how to add antirandoms to scripts? I can post the script if you want, but I just need help for now.

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    The best way to use anti randoms, according to Starblaster100 (and DO NOT doubt him, as he is one of the best scripters out there), is to use them in a repeat loop. For example:

    SCAR Code:
    procedure Findtree;
    begin
      if (FindMSColorTol(x, y, TreeColor, 10)) then
      begin
        MMouse(x, y, 2, 2);
        if (IsUpText('Chop')) then
        begin
          Mouse(x, y, 2, 2, true);
          repeat
            AntiRandoms;
            FindNormalRandoms;
            AnyOtherRandomsYouHave;
          until (InvFull);
        end;
      end;
    end;


    I hope you understood this and I hope it helped you!

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    Thanks, I understood that. Now I just need the script for antirandoms :/

    Anyone know how I could get this? Or would I have to create one myself.
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    It is found in SRL. So if you have that include, you don't have to worry about making it.

    Usually, using the FindTalk procedure would take care of everything.

    And in addition to Da Der Der's suggestion, Fakawi says to use his wait function. That's also found in SRL. If you are going to use Wait() for anything more than a second, use FTWait() instead. It may be a bit tricky to use, because one FTWait is on average 225 Wait's. FTWait(1) = Wait(225).

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    Yea useing that Ftwait, just do the math and figure it out

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