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hmmm i think i fixed gametab…

i dont know if LoggedIn is broken… i just asumed…

nothing special.. just thought it could be helpful…

function LoggedIn : Boolean;
begin
  Result := (GetColor(427, 486) = 16777215);
end;

function GetCurrentTab: Integer;
var
   i, xx, yy : Integer;
begin
yy := 169;
 for i := 0 to 13 do
 begin
    xx := 526 + (33 * (i mod 7));
    if (i = 7) then yy := yy + 300;
    if (FindColor(x, y, 1778795, xx, yy, xx + 32, yy + 32)) then
    begin
      Result := i + 1;
      Exit;
    end;
 end;
end;



function TabExists(Tab : Integer ) : Boolean;
var
    xx, yy : Integer;
begin
    Tab := Tab -1
    yy := 175;
    xx := 530 + (35 * (Tab mod 7));
    if (Tab > 6) then yy := yy + 300;
    Result :=  (FindColor(x, y, 65536, xx, yy, xx + 10, yy + 10)) or
               (FindColor(x, y, 986896, xx, yy, xx + 10, yy + 10)) or
               (FindColor(x, y, 10996182, xx, yy, xx + 10, yy + 10));
end;

function GameTab(Tab: Integer): Boolean;
var
    xx, yy, c : Integer;
begin
    yy := 175;
    xx := 530 + (35 * ((Tab-1) mod 7));
    if ((Tab-1) > 6) then yy := yy + 300;
 while (TabExists(Tab)) and
       (Tab <> GetCurrentTab) and (LoggedIn) and
      (C < 5) do
 begin
   C := C + 1;
   Mouse(xx, yy, 10, 10, True);
 end;
Result := (Tab = GetCurrentTab)
end;

thanks Sky GJ.

I'm glad you didn't post this on free members section ;p

I can not use that since I think it would be considered as cheating in the scripting competition. They update SRL Soon enough and my script is about ready…

thanks =) now i can continue making/testing my script

I did this within the first 15 mins of the rs update, although a bit differently :p

Thanks! So simple yet so helpful :)

Hehe and I learned what 'mod' does too

what does mod do?

Remainder

5 mod 2 equals 1.

5 mod 2 equals 1.

Someone should write a tut on "mod".

From: The Element
Someone should write a tut on "mod".

agh but its so simple..

0 mod 5 = 0
1 mod 5 = 1
2 mod 5 = 2
3 mod 5 = 3
4 mod 5 = 4
5 mod 5 = 0
6 mod 5 = 1
7 mod 5 = 2
8 mod 5 = 3
9 mod 5 = 4
10 mod 5 = 0

see the pattern?

Say you had 9/5 that equals 1.8 what modulus does is trim off the integer so that it can work with the decimal then it multiplies decimal times 5.

That was a difficult example for small minds.

73 divided by 5 is 14.6.

14 multiplied by 5 is 70.

0.6 multiplied by 5 is 3.

70 added to 3 is 73.

So 73 modulus 5 would be 3 because it is the remainder of 73 when what you have divided by can not make the answer a whole integer (an integer is a whole number, as 14.3 is not an integer and 5 multiplied by 15 is greater than 73.

From: TOB
Say you had 9/5 that equals 1.8 what modulus does is trim off the integer so that it can work with the decimal then it multiplies decimal times 5.

That was a difficult example for small minds.

73 divided by 5 is 14.6.

14 multiplied by 5 is 70.

0.6 multiplied by 5 is 3.

70 added to 3 is 73.

So 73 modulus 5 would be 3 because it is the remainder of 73 when what you have divided by can not make the answer a whole integer (an integer is a whole number, as 14.3 is not an integer and 5 multiplied by 15 is greater than 73.

Wtf…

From: lordsaturn
Wtf…

Did you even try to understand it?

I got it thanks, he did explain it quite wierdly but i see what hes getting at, basically its just the remainder :D