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    Default Auto login

    I do have a runescape members and non members log in.
    It does high detail everytime.
    Will only do main page, detail select, and world select.
    Will no log in in to actually runescape, onnly get you to the login page.
    It is set to my computer screen placement, and might not be right for your computer.
    Sorry if it's not, it is just a simple clicker sort of.


    non members:
    Code:
    //RuneScape NON-MEMBERS VERSION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    //Everything set don't touch unless you want to midify
    program Login;
    
    procedure MainPage;
    begin
    MoveMouse(746,292)
    Wait(1500+random(267))
    ClickMouse(746,292,true)
    end;
    
    procedure DetailSelect;//High detail only!!!
    begin
    MoveMouse(346,285)
    Wait(1500+random(267))
    ClickMouse(346,285,true)
    end;
    
    procedure WorldSelect;
    begin
    MoveMouse(445,207)
    Wait(1500+random(267))
    ClickMouse(445,207,true)
    end;
    
    begin
    MainPage
    Wait(2500+random(274))
    DetailSelect
    Wait(2500+random(265))
    WorldSelect
    end.
    Members:
    Code:
    // RUNESCAPE MEMBERS VERSION!!!!!!!!
    //Everything set don't touch unless you want to midify
    program Login;
    
    procedure MainPage;
    begin
    MoveMouse(746,292)
    Wait(1500+random(267))
    ClickMouse(746,292,true)
    end;
    
    procedure DetailSelect;//High detail only!!!
    begin
    MoveMouse(346,285)
    Wait(1500+random(267))
    ClickMouse(346,285,true)
    end;
    
    procedure WorldSelect;
    begin
    MoveMouse(706,358)
    Wait(1500+random(267))
    ClickMouse(706,358,true)
    end;
    
    begin
    MainPage
    Wait(2500+random(274))
    DetailSelect
    Wait(2500+random(265))
    WorldSelect
    end.

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    Well, that might work fine for you on your computer, but I doubt it will work for any of us. Why? It's coordinate based. That means it's all stuff like this: clickmouse(x,x,true); To make a script so it will work for everyone, you should use bitmaps. If you really want to learn how to use them, do a quick search, they really aren't as hard as they sound. They will also allow you to distribute your script to other people and be confident that it will work.

    Nice try, a bit of work and learning, and you'll be a pretty good scripter
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    ty for the input.
    and is a bitmap like a picute of the thing u want it to click?

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    The Unmatched Beginner's Guide to Scripting Scar can answer all you questions about bitmaps; just scroll down to Chapter 6 (VI) Section 5: Bitmaps

    EDIT:
    To get bitmaps, I reccomend SnagIt 8, as it allows you to only capture the part of the screen that you want to copy. It also lets you edit the picture after you capture it, so you don't have to open up paint and crop/edit the bitmap before you copy it to scar
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    tyvm

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    snagit doesnt work.

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