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    I can't seem to find anything that describes the Simba functions... Is there anything similar to javadocs for pascal?

    EDIT: Ah yes, first post here.
    EDIT2: Is there anyway to find an item or object on the screen by scanning and waiting for the uptext to appear?

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    any simba function you need can be typed in the function box.. it comes up, u double click it. Or if you see a function in a script that you like then you can hold control and click it.. and it will take you to the definition of it..

    You find objects using colour.. hover over it and the uptext will be used to verify if its the one you want.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ggzz View Post
    any simba function you need can be typed in the function box.. it comes up, u double click it. Or if you see a function in a script that you like then you can hold control and click it.. and it will take you to the definition of it..

    You find objects using colour.. hover over it and the uptext will be used to verify if its the one you want.
    Thanks. One more question, how can i track my my mouse on the Runescape screen to grab a mouse point?

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    Alright figured that out... Is it possible to instantly move the mouse to a point?

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    MMouse(X, Y, Random, Random);... Fill those in.
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    If you want the mouse to be moved instantly to the point, then you can use MoveMouse(x, y);.
    NOTE: Do NOT use MoveMouse in RuneScape though, as you'll get banned easily if you do... Because it's highly detectable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ggzz View Post
    MMouse(X, Y, Random, Random);... Fill those in.
    Not necessarily instant, unless you set mouse speed to 2^31, I guess. MoveMouse instantly moves the mouse to a given point.

    EDIT: Ninja'd. But equally, I disagree that it is detectable. Think about touch screens.

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