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Hi guys,

Have been really active in asking questions lately and am sorry about that, feeling like a pest :P

However I will ask a question about Tboxes

So with T boxes, can I instantly create a tbox after a click, so after I've used findobject can I get it to create a tbox around the findobject? So I can then search for a colour within the Tbox?


My use of this, is my script finds a certain bush, it then clicks it and an item appears next to the bush, I need a tbox around the bush so I can search within the Tbox only for the item because the item is the same colour as another part of the screen, if you have any other recommendations for this please say :)

Yeah something like:
GetMousePos(x,y);
box:= IntToBox(x-5, y-5, x+5, y+5);
will create a size-10 box around the mouse position.

It's best you write your own object finder.

Here's an example:

if FindColorsTolerance(BoundsTPA, colour, mainScreen.getBounds(), tolerance, colorSetting(2, hue, sat)) then
begin
  Bounds2D := BoundsTPA.split(100,100);     //I prefer to use cluster, but use whatever you need it for.
  Bounds2D.sortBySize;                      //or any other sorting method here, depending on what you are finding.

  if FindColorsTolerance(InnerTPA, colour2, Bounds2D[0].getBounds(), tolerance2, colorSetting(2, hue2, sat2)) then
  begin                                                      //uses the bounds of the first found object to find colours within it.
    Inner2D := InnerTPA.cluster(20);
    Inner2D.sortBySize;

    for i:=low(Inner2D) to high(Inner2D) do
      begin
        smartImage.clearArea(mainScreen.getBounds);
        smartImage.debugATPA(Inner2D);
        smartImage.debugTPA(Inner2D[i]);
        MouseBox(Inner2D[i].getBounds, MOUSE_RIGHT, MOUSE_HUMAN);       //from this line, it goes through each valid ATPA and performs an action
        if (chooseOption.select(['some option here'], 500)) then
        begin
          //actions to perform.
        end;
      end;
  end;
end;

Riwu's example would be a simpler method, but less dynamic I suppose.

From: sdf
It's best you write your own object finder.

Here's an example:

if FindColorsTolerance(BoundsTPA, colour, mainScreen.getBounds(), tolerance, colorSetting(2, hue, sat)) then
begin
  Bounds2D := BoundsTPA.split(100,100);     //I prefer to use cluster, but use whatever you need it for.
  Bounds2D.sortBySize;                      //or any other sorting method here, depending on what you are finding.

  if FindColorsTolerance(InnerTPA, colour2, Bounds2D[0].getBounds(), tolerance2, colorSetting(2, hue2, sat2)) then
  begin                                                      //uses the bounds of the first found object to find colours within it.
    Inner2D := InnerTPA.cluster(20);
    Inner2D.sortBySize;

    for i:=low(Inner2D) to high(Inner2D) do
      begin
        smartImage.clearArea(mainScreen.getBounds);
        smartImage.debugATPA(Inner2D);
        smartImage.debugTPA(Inner2D[i]);
        MouseBox(Inner2D[i].getBounds, MOUSE_RIGHT, MOUSE_HUMAN);       //from this line, it goes through each valid ATPA and performs an action
        if (chooseOption.select(['some option here'], 500)) then
        begin
          //actions to perform.
        end;
      end;
  end;
end;

Riwu's example would be a simpler method, but less dynamic I suppose.

This sounds like the right idea, just need to get my head around it, I'll show you what I have so far.

procedure findNeverBerryBush();
var
  findObject, x, y, i: integer;
begin
  if not isLoggedIn() then
    exit;

  repeat
    mainscreen.findObject(x, y, 1657928, 2, colorSetting(2, 1.29, 6.63), mainscreen.playerPoint, 40, 40, 30, ['arget', 'ush'], MOUSE_LEFT);
    wait(randomRange(1000, 2000));
    inc(i);

  until;
end;
        

This is really simple what I've used, just wondering how I'd implement that variable and be able to start using it?

also will I in the future be able to implement pixelshift? cheers

How dare you ask questions and try to learn how to script, unlike 75% of the people who browse these forums. Reporting for spam. ;D

In my charms sprite script, I have a global variable called "bushLocation" which updates after the sprite lure is activated and the sprites come out of the bush.

The problem with a limited search is that the sprites move so fast that it's hard to come up with any sort of universal search boundary. So instead, I sort the ATPA of recognized charm sprites in order of proximity to the bush.

ATPA.sortFromMidPoint(bushLocation);

Hope it's going well for you! :)

Basically, instead of using findObject you'll have to use something like I wrote above since findObject doesn't output a TPA for us to grab bounds to find the second colour. Your entire findObject line will be replaced in your procedure.

I don't use/never tried using findObject, but I take it you've got it left clicking once on a bush (but you can't seem to differentiate between shaking and non-shaking bushes? [assuming you're making a sprite charm hunter]). Pixelshift is definitely possible, but I would imagine it would be slow in finding shaking bushes since you would be checking over one search area at a time for x-amount of time in a field of 10+ bushes (unless of course you are using this to confirm shaking bushes after the secondary colour search).

A function (albeit messy) you would use would be like this (haven't tested):

function findActiveBush(colour1, colour2, tolerance1, tolerance2: Integer; hue1, sat1, hue2, sat2: Extended): Boolean;
var
  BoundsTPA, InnerTPA: TPointArray;
  Bounds2D, Inner2D: T2DPointArray;
  i: Integer;
begin
  if FindColorsTolerance(BoundsTPA, colour1, mainScreen.getBounds(), tolerance1, colorSetting(2, hue1, sat1)) then
  begin
    Bounds2D := BoundsTPA.split(100,100);     //I prefer to use cluster, but use whatever you need it for.
    Bounds2D.sortBySize;                      //or any other sorting method here, depending on what you are finding.

    if FindColorsTolerance(InnerTPA, colour2, Bounds2D[0].getBounds(), tolerance2, colorSetting(2, hue2, sat2)) then
    begin                                                      //uses the bounds of the first found object to find colours within it.
      Inner2D := InnerTPA.cluster(20);
      Inner2D.sortBySize;

      for i:=low(Inner2D) to high(Inner2D) do
        begin
          smartImage.clearArea(mainScreen.getBounds);
          smartImage.debugATPA(Inner2D);
          smartImage.debugTPA(Inner2D[i]);
          MouseBox(Inner2D[i].getBounds, MOUSE_RIGHT, MOUSE_HUMAN);       //from this line, it goes through each valid ATPA and performs an action
          if (chooseOption.select(['some option here'], 500)) then
          begin
            result := true;
            //actions to perform.
          end;
        end;
    end;
  end;
end;   

If you get exceptions with drawing, edit out the smartImage lines or enable smart drawing in your script.

Thanks heaps clarity, you've been a lifesaver, that pest message was directed towards you probably 60% as I felt I'd kept asking silly questions :P

From: sdf
Basically, instead of using findObject you'll have to use something like I wrote above since findObject doesn't output a TPA for us to grab bounds to find the second colour. Your entire findObject line will be replaced in your procedure.

I don't use/never tried using findObject, but I take it you've got it left clicking once on a bush (but you can't seem to differentiate between shaking and non-shaking bushes? [assuming you're making a sprite charm hunter]). Pixelshift is definitely possible, but I would imagine it would be slow in finding shaking bushes since you would be checking over one search area at a time for x-amount of time in a field of 10+ bushes (unless of course you are using this to confirm shaking bushes after the secondary colour search).

A function (albeit messy) you would use would be like this (haven't tested):

function findActiveBush(colour1, colour2, tolerance1, tolerance2: Integer; hue1, sat1, hue2, sat2: Extended): Boolean;
var
  BoundsTPA, InnerTPA: TPointArray;
  Bounds2D, Inner2D: T2DPointArray;
begin
  if FindColorsTolerance(BoundsTPA, colour1, mainScreen.getBounds(), tolerance1, colorSetting(2, hue1, sat1)) then
  begin
    Bounds2D := BoundsTPA.split(100,100);     //I prefer to use cluster, but use whatever you need it for.
    Bounds2D.sortBySize;                      //or any other sorting method here, depending on what you are finding.

    if FindColorsTolerance(InnerTPA, colour2, Bounds2D[0].getBounds(), tolerance2, colorSetting(2, hue2, sat2)) then
    begin                                                      //uses the bounds of the first found object to find colours within it.
      Inner2D := InnerTPA.cluster(20);
      Inner2D.sortBySize;

      for i:=low(Inner2D) to high(Inner2D) do
        begin
          smartImage.clearArea(mainScreen.getBounds);
          smartImage.debugATPA(Inner2D);
          smartImage.debugTPA(Inner2D[i]);
          MouseBox(Inner2D[i].getBounds, MOUSE_RIGHT, MOUSE_HUMAN);       //from this line, it goes through each valid ATPA and performs an action
          if (chooseOption.select(['some option here'], 500)) then
          begin
            result := true;
            //actions to perform.
          end;
        end;
    end;
  end;
end;   

If you get exceptions with drawing, edit out the smartImage lines or enable smart drawing in your script.

Hey thanks for that, I do get one exceptio

      for i:= low(Inner2D) to high(Inner2D) do   

I just thought I'd put it in and see if it came back with any exceptions and that's the only exception :P

see above edited post.