
Originally Posted by
P1ng
I recommend you have a look at using WaitFunc and WaitFuncEx once you get all of the colours and checks correct. Also, yes - it is possible to put this into an include for both personal and public use. For it to be used publicly it would need to be committed to the SRL GitHub.
Nevertheless, this will be a great learning experience and I'd love to see how you go with touching the include up to your likings

I did play a bit with WaitFunc already. I find it very useful, but its uses are somewhat limited (very reliant on your way of coding failsafes from my understanding). As for the WaitFuncEx, I'm having trouble thinking of uses for it. I'll look it up though. Thanks for the head up.
I honestly don't think my scripting knowledge is on par with the public releases. I simply see this as a learning experience which, I hope, can help some other people too.

Originally Posted by
Ollybest
That's what I thought too which is why I'm that surprised.
EDIT: Someone mentioned InGE being a bit "temperamental". Here is the code I propose to replace it. It works flawlessly for me (so far). More to come later. Just posting this one since there was a comment about it.
Simba Code:
function InGE: Boolean;
begin;
result := findTextTPA(39116, 20, 204, 27, 248, 49, 'Grand', upCharsEx, nothing);
end;