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Ok situation is kinda "mysterious".

I use two dtms gold ore and gold bar

procedure SetDTM;//DTM Defining procedure.
begin
  goldOre := DTMFromString('mWAAAAHicY2FgYJjBxMDQB8SzgHgxEAcyMjAEAbEHEHsD8eZ+KYZEPzOGTb2SDJkh1gz8QD3ImBENgwAA4fkIew==');
  goldBar := DTMFromString('mbQAAAHicY2VgYJjPxMCwBIgXA/FsIF4FxAqMDAzyQKwCxKpArAjEC+rFGC4tlwXjSHcehhur5Rj4gfrRMSMWDAYA8jMK5w==');
end;   

procedure ReleaseDTM; //DTM Freeing procedure.
begin
  FreeDTM(goldOre);
  FreeDTM(goldBar);
end;  

Ok so here is the problem if i use ORE DTM it deposit to bank properly, if I use BAR DTM it do not find it.

Procedure barsFromInventoryToBank;
var
x, y: integer;
Begin
SetDTM; //Declares dtms
 If (FindDTM(goldBar, x, y, MIX1, MIY1, MIX2, MIY2)) Then  // Ms is the cords of the main screen
    begin
      mouse(x,y,5,5, false);
      WaitOption('t-All', 500);
      Writeln('did banking.');
    end;
ReleaseDTM; //frees dtms
end; 

Mysterious part.
if I use bar or ore work great. in function take from bank

Procedure takeFromBAnk;
var
x, y: integer;
Begin
SetDTM;
 If (FindDTM(goldOre, x, y, MSX1, MSY1, MSX2, MSY2)) Then  // Ms is the cords of the main screen
    begin
      mouse(x,y,5,5, false);
      WaitOption('w-All', 500);
      Writeln('Taking some ores');
    end;
ReleaseDTM;
end; 

try declaring your variables locally.

From: Kasi
try declaring your variables locally.

tried, doesn't work as well
EDIT: PRobably tolerance of middle point of DTM was to low, because after re login it works fine.

Yeah you have to make sure every point has an appropriate tolerance. I personally prefer bitmap (deformed) over DTM when it comes to inventory objects because any slight distortion of the obj (although that doesn't seem to happen anymore) will fail the DTM. Personal preference though, we have uber DTM fans who find DTM an absolute all-in-one solution to everything too (but i'd say TPA beats it in most cases ;) )

Also a better practice is to load only the DTM that you will be using in that procedure and not all of them, to prevent unnecessary memory hog and also allows you to declare the DTM locally.

Also you should fix the standard (i believe i gave you the link on another post), it's something very simple to learn and will be good to master them right at the start.

procedure BarsFromInventoryToBank; //camel case
var
  x, y, goldBarDTM: Integer; //localized dtm
begin   //dont need cap for bold words
  goldBarDTM:= DTMFromString(blabla);  //2 space after begin

  if (FindDTM(goldBarDTM, x, y, MIX1, MIY1, MIX2, MIY2)) then  // Ms is the cords of the main screen
  begin  //'begin' dont need a space after 'if'
    mouse(x,y,5,5, false);
    WaitOption('t-All', 500);  //maybe do an if check?
    Writeln('did banking.');
   end;

   FreeDTM(goldBarDTM); //frees dtms
end;

Fix them for you but do take note of them in the future. Also post your qns in the correct section next time http://villavu.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=70

From: riwu

Fix them for you but do take note of them in the future. Also post your qns in the correct section next time http://villavu.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=70

Sorry and thank you.

From: Laimonas171
tried, doesn't work as well
EDIT: PRobably tolerance of middle point of DTM was to low, because after re login it works fine.

If the inventory image gets distorted, bitmaps will get affected just as much as DTMs ;)

You have two options with DTMs to make them work well:
a) Give mild tolerance(~25) to any points inside the black outline, and avoid picking outline points on the upper left(if using for bank/stacked item)
b) Give a tolerance of 255 to the midpoint and pick a ton of points in the border, again avoiding upper left side if needed. Picking 20 or so points at "unique" points in the border should make it very accurate.

From: litoris
If the inventory image gets distorted, bitmaps will get affected just as much as DTMs ;)

You have two options with DTMs to make them work well:
a) Give mild tolerance(~25) to any points inside the black outline, and avoid picking outline points on the upper left(if using for bank/stacked item)
b) Give a tolerance of 255 to the midpoint and pick a ton of points in the border, again avoiding upper left side if needed. Picking 20 or so points at "unique" points in the border should make it very accurate.

Nope, in advanced bitmap searching methods, you can check for % deformed, which i usually have it accepting if the accuracy is higher than 50%. (but that should be adjusted depending on the size of bitmap and the potency of similar obj) Whereas for DTM, even a single point mismatch returns false, i've read somewhere that the devs are developing a % match DTM functions though.

Again, it's up to personal preference, but usually most ppl just stick to the one they first learnt, which i wouldn't encourage as only when you learn both you will know when to apply them in different situations ;) (eg. DTM will be more suitable for walking with the implanted DTM rotation functions)

From: riwu
Nope, in advanced bitmap searching methods, you can check for % deformed, which i usually have it accepting if the accuracy is higher than 50%. (but that should be adjusted depending on the size of bitmap and the potency of similar obj) Whereas for DTM, even a single point mismatch returns false, i've read somewhere that the devs are developing a % match DTM functions though.

Again, it's up to personal preference, but usually most ppl just stick to the one they first learnt, which i wouldn't encourage as only when you learn both you will know when to apply them in different situations ;) (eg. DTM will be more suitable for walking with the implanted DTM rotation functions)

You can do a percent match function yourself with DDTMs. You search for the whole DTM at first, and if it returns false, you search for the whole DTM minus one of the subpoints, and go further until you get a match. You could stop at 3 subpoints left so that you don't get mismatches etc.

You're going to need to declare the DTM's as integers and try using less points and play with the tolerance, seems like you used a lot of points