koryperson
2013-12-20 17:59:30
So I'm just simply trying to close the bank by using Mouse(488, 28, 0, 0, true); and (488,28) being the exact location of the center of the x. For some reason it keeps clicking at about (488,50-60) and in order to get it to click on the point I want, I have to do (488, 0).
Wtf am I doing wrong lol
Hoodz
2013-12-20 18:23:57
From: koryperson
So I'm just simply trying to close the bank by using Mouse(488, 28, 0, 0, true); and (488,28) being the exact location of the center of the x. For some reason it keeps clicking at about (488,50-60) and in order to get it to click on the point I want, I have to do (488, 0).
Wtf am I doing wrong lol
i had this too once on a private server (soulsplit)
be calling this: MouseResetClientArea; and ImageResetClientArea;
dont know where to call it anymore..
koryperson
2013-12-22 14:09:58
So I tried calling those at the beginning of my clicking procedures/functions and it make no difference. In most cases it actually make the clicking even farther off.
If someone knows how to solve this it'll be greatly appreciated, because I have a few scripts I'd like to release but can't until I get these working.
The Mayor
2013-12-22 15:08:58
From: koryperson
So I tried calling those at the beginning of my clicking procedures/functions and it make no difference. In most cases it actually make the clicking even farther off.
If someone knows how to solve this it'll be greatly appreciated, because I have a few scripts I'd like to release but can't until I get these working.
Is this using SMART?
This reminds me of the old Navbar issue (the ads at the top of the screen threw off the coords by 50). I guess an ad hoc fix would be to find the offset of the y coordinate (it looks like it's about +25 from what you said) and just subtract it (488, (28-25)).
koryperson
2013-12-22 16:57:05
From: The Mayor
Is this using SMART?
This reminds me of the old Navbar issue (the ads at the top of the screen threw off the coords by 50). I guess an ad hoc fix would be to find the offset of the y coordinate (it looks like it's about +25 from what you said) and just subtract it (488, (28-25)).
Nah, not using Smart. Just targeting an RSPS client. It only happens sometimes though.
If I subtract 25 from the y coordinate, wouldn't it then not work on other people's clients who don't have this issue?
Justin
2013-12-22 18:18:58
The problem is, you are using SRL-5, that has a -25/-50 offset for the navbar that RuneScape2 had. You will need to remove the function that searches for the navbar and sets the offset.