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Isn't that really complicated? Besides, it updates itself, and of you don't give it internet access, you cant start the game. So I'm pretty sure you cant mod it before you play it. But if you can, send me the modded version.

Like I said, I need something in layman's terms. I only know a little bit of 16-bit DOS, and a little bit of 32-bit assembly, and if I knew them better, I wouldn't be here asking for anything. Besides, I'm pretty sure gameguard would shut down any debuggers, hex editors, etc...

Look, I'm sorry for the remarks I've made, but I'm venting the anger from a million other posts that are even more useless than yours (like 2 people calling each other gay). For ages I have tried to find some way to bot on SilkRoad Online, but cannot. Now that I've found a program that can at least help me make the bot, I can't use it. So I just want to know if theres any simple way around it that can be explained in layman's terms. I know you're not scripting or searching slaves, but I'm asking for a favor. Please help. Believe me I'm not so lazy that I can't search for it. I've tried.

Damn guys, thanks for your speedy opinions. They really assisted me. How about next time, you waste your time posting about your stance on abortion in an even more irrelevant forum. I've already tried google to get around it, but now I'm asking for code help, which is exactly what I'm supposed to post. And as for using AuotoIt, it's a macro programming language designed to save time, and thats exactly what I'm friggen doing with it. So unless you have some way to make macros that make it appear in the memory that the input is coming from the mouse or keyboard, do me a favor and get bent. Or you can tell me some way of editing memory with AutoIt. Maybe some plug-in that I'm not aware of and how to use it.

I am playing silkroad online and I have some trouble getting around game guard. I've seen posts like this around, but no solutions. I was wondering if there is some way to route your macro commands in some manner so that it seems like all the input is coming from the input devices. By the way, don't bother posting crap about me cheating, or not playing fair, I just don't want to hear about it, and it woun't give me a sudden change of heart.

I was wondering if anyone had a kleptomania so I don't have to make my own OCR. It's really useful to have, but if no one has any, then please send some scripts my way please.

I need to know if there is some function to freeze the screen just long enough to search for search a word using pixelsearch or some other meathod. If there is already a function that does search for immage words, please tell me anbout it. If not, please send some meathed or some scripts that can help me accomplish what I need. Or if anyone has already developed a script that can target the monster of your choice based on its color, please send that to me.

Can someone wrire me very simple code inorder to find the coordinate of the mouse with a GUI? By that I mean that I want to click a button, then click anywhere else on the screen for it to give me the coordinates. Please make it simple to follow. This is what I've tried so far: #include <GUIConstants.au3> GUICreate("My GUI") GUISetState (@SW_SHOW) $pressed=GUICtrlCreateButton ("Find Coordinate", 10, 30, 100) While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() if $pressed = $msg then while 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() if $msg = $GUI_EVENT_PRIMARYDOWN Then $pos = MouseGetPos() MsgBox(0, "Mouse x,y:", $pos[0] & "," & $pos[1]) EndIf If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop WEnd EndIf If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop Wend What I basically need is a function that doesn't require a loop inorder to work, and a meathod to get coordinates out of the GUI

holy crap I'm sorry I even posted this subject to being with. I started out by pressing sift-f1 instead of even opening the "AutoIt Help" with just f1.

Also, this may be a bit besides the point, but is AutoIt just as fast as any c++ code? I know it's a bit stupid to be asking that since its in c++, but I want to know if its functions are elaborate enough to weigh down its speed. I heard that c++ can be compiled into very fast assembly.

Ok then, all I really need now is some help with variables and their use. Can someone just tell me how to declare variables and define them enough to find out many pixel colors in various positions and display their value in a message box?

I guess my only mistake was that it was case-sensitive.

Yeah, it did present the options, but when I tried to use common sence and typed in "left", it just gave me an error

I know that everything that I've been told helps, but the guide that would be most ideal is one that works like your typical programming book, starting out with how to declare variables and then proceeding to graphics programming. One of the first things that I did was press shift-f1 when I downloaded it and tried to do some macros on paint.exe, but when I tried to do things like get the mouse to click and drag, the parameters it gave me, like "button", didn't specify much. But autoit 123 pretty much helps with that, although its not as user friendly as I predicted. But that doesn't realy matter since I have a fair amount of time on my hands.

That was fast. I gues people are used to seeing many noobs by now and have this copied somewhere to paste it here. Any ways, I'll check this out and write again if I have any problems.

I'm just your average noob in this language and I don't know what values to put into the functions ect... So it would be nice if someone could direct me to a large comprehensive guide to this so that I would now how to get around from beggining to end. If not, then I'll just say what I want to design so that you tell me how I would go about doing that. First off, I'm trying to make a video game macro (I know how tired people are about seeing these types of posts) that will identify monsers based on their colors and click on them. It will then use the spells that it needs to and pick up the money when it dies, as well as moniter the amoun of potions left. Once the potions get to a small amount, it must then proceed to return to town and buy new potions to repeat the process.