FindDTMRotated error

[Imagine]

Warning! You passed wrong values to a finder function: ys > ye (515,337). Swapping the values for now.
Warning! You passed a wrong ye to a finder function: 515. The client has a height of 503, thus the ye is out of bounds. Setting the value to 502 (h-1) for now.

^ That's the debug box.

if FindDTMRotated(DoorDTM, x, y, MSX1, MSX2, MSY1, MSY2, -Pi/4, Pi/4, Pi/60, aFound) then

That's my line which it's giving an error for. In addition, it'll never find the DTM it's looking for :/


EDIT: Also, lower mouse speed means faster right?

[Abu]

You got your co-ordinates wrong way round

Its: MSX1, MSY1, MSX2, MSY2

[Imagine]

Oh yeah ._. thanks

[Abu]

Oh yeah ._. thanks

No worries, happens to me all the time

[Joe]

No worries, happens to me all the time

I always have what I call "Base files" I have mouse commands in one file that I open up, find the correct one, and paste it in... works faster

[Imagine]

I need help making a DTM now, for some reason it'll never find it in real time although it has plenty of matches on the DTM Editor.

[Abu]

Have you tried a normal FindDTM function against FindDTMRotated?

Also, if you're getting lots of matches on the DTM Editor but not realtime, make sure you're putting the correct values in the brackets. I know I always tend to put the x and y co-ordinates where the DTM should be. Later on I find out that the DTM goes before the x and y co-ordinates within the brackets

[Imagine]

I'm sure the terms are in the correct places, but wouldn't FindDTM make it harder to find the door since it's more restricted?

[Abu]

I'm sure the terms are in the correct places, but wouldn't FindDTM make it harder to find the door since it's more restricted?

Yes it would, by there's no harm in trying

[punkd]

Imagine, when making the dtm make sure the color of the outline is not 0. My dtm editor sets it to 0 when the color it should be is 131072. Edit your dtm and make sure.

[Gucci]

All I can say is make sure your doing it from high angle and compass at north also use less points so the door is very highlighted

[Sir Ducksworthy]

Or use a TPA.. lol

[Imagine]

^ I can't use a TPA because there are two essentially identical doors next to each other.

[Le Jingle]

In response to your edit in the original post,

MouseSpeed := RandomRange(1,2147483648);

Higher the number, the faster mouse speed returned.