> Just for my understanding, you mean scite? Autoit is a language, right? Not a editor tool In the installation directory for AutoIt there is file called Au3Info.exe. This is the window information tool. And, yes, AutoIt is a language and SCiTE is an editor.
> oh okay well... > thats a little beyond my capabilities 😉 > but looks interesting. > > this made me laugh :D > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwbepE7t6kA&feature=youtu.be It's real, but, obviously, it is client-side only. Will not save to the server. FWIW, that is the first ti
> the only packet-based features i have ever seen concerning coc was someone who coded a proxy and lead all the bluestacks traffic over it to sniff the enemy base. after that he spoofed it into his own base to have a look what troops the enemy has, where the hidden traps are loca
> if xmodgames becomes compatible with bluestacks one day, there would be some nice features you can make use of with autoit. but right now, its not possible Well, technically not true. If you don't mind me linking to some external sites, here is just about all the information yo
> did you check the > ">>>> Control <<<<" section in the summary-tab of the autoit windows info tool? No, I probably (incorrectly) assumed I knew what I was doing and, no doubt, missed that 🙂
> Try to use Control Viewer > http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/126716-control-viewer-autoit-window-info-tool/ This seems to work quite well. Thank you for the link. > for coordinates i use this autoit script...iim not sure these are correct coordinates in game.. > ``` #Aut
Not possible with AutoIt unless someone decrypts the packets. Not that packet decryption hasn't been done, it's just not that public.
> Autoit has an Information Window, you can use that to detect the location of the pixel. Use Finder Tool and get the pixel. In the 'Control' tab you can get the coordinates, 'Mouse' tab you can get the color. I have seen that, but I don't think it takes into account the offset.
Hello, Quick question for the developers: Do you have a tool you use to retrieve pixel information from the game screen? Mainly X/Y (taking into account the offset) and color information? If so, would you be willing to share it? Thank you for your time and I hope to hear back fro
> Okay. > But other bots like LF and LP worked even when the LCD was OFF, may be you can add this in future updates :D Those two bots work differently. Try leaving your screen on.
dummysprite is old news.
> 1-2sec makes lots of different in troop deployment... lol > care of what you do with that sleep. Yeah, that was just an example. I wouldn't really use it that way 🙂
