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    Exclamation Miss Clicking Help

    right after many helps from you lovey lot my latest question is miss clicking

    ive had a look around and cant see any way off doing this apart from creading a case and useing random to find out the result somthing like this

    Simba Code:
    case Random(100) of  
    0:  
    begin    
    //do nothing and carry on    
     
    end;  
    1..10: withdraw (0,0,10); depositall; carronwithscript;  // we want to click 5 but woops miscliked 10  
    11..100: carronwithscript;

    this would hopefully five me a 10% chance of miss clicking

    is there any actual feature that im missing

    *task*
    disposing very regually to bank and to make it human like i want to miss some off the time as we dont get every click right the first time!

    thanks all for the help in advance =]
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    Find the Withdraw function in the include and add a large randomness to the mouse function which it uses. That should should make it misclick sometimes.

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    I think youd need a randomness of about 50... or more

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    so the withdraw(bla); has random built in? ive had a look and still cant get the thing to run can some one give me a example please?

    also dose the chose option have the same?
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    Open Simba and in the Functions List type in WithdrawEx, then double-click to open the function.

    Find the mouse function it uses and add randomness to it.


    I'd do it for you but I don't have Simba on my laptop

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    ok thanks anyway im going to have to have a look in to it when i get back to me desktop im useing

    Simba Code:
    withdraw(0,0,5);
    to grab it from then bank and
    Simba Code:
    depositinv;
    to bank at the moment but i really need to add random miss clicks as it looks to macro like
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    I wouldn't really recommend misclicking as it could possibly mess something up, however moving the mouse too far or not far enough is easy enough.

    Something like this you mean?
    Simba Code:
    procedure MmmDatAss(X, Y, RX, RY : Integer);
    var
      XX, YY : Integer;
    begin
      MouseSpeed:= 25 + Random(3);
      XX:= X + RandomRange(-85, 85);
      YY:= Y + RandomRange(-85, 85);
      MMouse(XX, YY, 0, 0);
      GetMousePos(XX, YY);
      XX:= Round((XX + X) / 2) + RandomRange(-7, 7);
      YY:= Round((YY + Y) / 2) + RandomRange(-7, 7);
      MouseSpeed:= 10 + Random(3);
      MMouse(XX, YY, 0, 0);
      MouseSpeed:= 6 + Random(3);
      MMouse(X, Y, RX, RY);
    end;
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