SRL Archive - Test corner

ok, if after every click type movement you do, you search for randoms, this would be the most effective way possibly right, like for example in my script i made this procedure

Procedure Rmouse(x,y,xran,yran:integer;left:boolean);
begin
mouse(x,y,xran,yran,left);
wait(2);
FindNormalRandoms;
  If (Not(LoggedIn)) Then
  begin
    NextPlayer(false);
  end;
end;

and instead of using mouse i use rmouse, you think this covers all the anti random needed if you search for every avail random u can possibly get doing what your doing?

Sounds good except finding randoms takes a little while, could possibly screw up your script or lag it like hell.

Edit: I wouldn't go like that either I would go like this…

procedure RMouse(X, Y, XRan, YRan : Integer; Left : Boolean)
begin
  if (Not(FindNormalRandoms)) then Mouse(X, Y, XRan, YRan, Left);+
end;

Just so it doesn't do the nextplayer thing, otherwise you might encounter unexpected switching players and such…

well, a good scripter normally has a wait after the click anyways right?

edit:: we are looking for the random after the click not before it, and i believe some randoms logging out is the way of handling it, so we do need to check if we are logged out

Findnormalrandoms takes like mutliple seconds, which usually isn't what you want even if you are waiting after a mouse click.

Maybe use findfastrandoms?

<3 your avy :p
mine was changed by ram :p


but anywho

even findfastrandoms would take to long…

what if you moved the mouse to a npc.

if the npc moves while your looking for randoms your screwed.

I use….

{*******************************************************************************
procedure FTWait(Time: Integer);
By: WT-Fakawi
Description: Performs Wait and FindTalk. Time is multiple of 250 msec, so FTWait(4)
waits approx 1 sec and performs 4 FindTalks;
*******************************************************************************}

procedure FTWait(Time: Integer);
var
t: Integer;
begin
for T := 1 to Time do
begin
Wait(200 + Random(50));
FindTalk;
end;
end;

Instead of regular waits…..seeing that you have a wait in your mouse procedure anyways….

I really wouldn't call FindNormalRandoms, use something like FindTalk.

I use atleast an FTWait(2) after important mouse clicks. they usually end up looking something like….

mouse(x,y,3,3,true);
ftwait(2);
flag;
findnormalrandoms;

and thats always worked great for me.

Ive had find randoms take up to 5 seconds and an average of 1 sec… so this is quite slow… its unlikely that you get a random just as you clikc anyway…