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lovemelongtime wrote:Will rombot ever be able to be used again on arcadia?

I already posted what to change to make rombot work on arcadia......

Found it
http://www.solarstrike.net/phpBB3/viewt ... eue#p58747

and yeah that will pretty much do what I want

Seems to be the game doing it, by clicking a different thing it has reacted differently. I moved a UI thing to the middle so it would be clicking a user interface window instead of an object in game and it no longer had the mouse in middle of screen.
So yeah seems like a game issue.

I can't explain it, I did some prints which atleast pointed out I was doing the key held every cycle for 1 second, so I fixed that but still moving the mouse, what really gets me though is according to the prints the mouse is still where it should be after the virtual press. So it is like it does th...

testing with this atm, seems to be fine but this is very simple, just does a mouse click every 30 seconds.

Ok So I have been browsing the wiki and checking out the timestamp class, would this now be the preferred way to track times? So in my current project I am still using the dt function macro.main(dt) gaptime = gaptime - dt walktime = walktime - dt if gaptime < 0 and walktime < 0 then Or is the timest...

Ok I have an interesting thing I have noticed with the virtual mouse. I will post all the code I am using at the moment but the thing I have noticed is that 1 virtual mouse press works fine but another seems to move the physical mouse which I can't explain. So one of them the mouse is actually moved...

kassi wrote:and the Romeo there any solution? plss.

I don't have romeo, the developers will probably need to patch it for the server, I doubt you can change the settings for what class name to look for.
Did you try posting on the site romeo comes from?

and what happens when you print the_error ?
print(the_error)
It more than likely prints it on MM because it is a string.

You have StabTense bowAttackAttackStabTense bowTense bow and you want to work out the order of Stab, Tense bow and Attack? The link you provided has the answer you need, string.find. Command> local pos, endpos = string.find("StabTense bowAttackAttackStabTense bowTense", "Stab",1)...

ahh yeah I didn't know that would be called a module =) I'll have to play with it more, currently getting nil local procid = process.findByWindow(window.find(targetWindowName, targetWindowClass)) -- procid works fine as it is used in other areas such as proc = process.open(procid) process.getModuleA...

Yeah quite a few discussions on the event (Eoj) timer.
check this 1 out
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=6026&hilit=eoj+time

TheAssasinOfDarkness wrote:Hi
If u can help me to fix this problem

Your memory table might be missing some values, another posted this recently as well, easiest fix is to delete the file and do a update/revert on the folder.

the file is in the folder rom/cache/ and it is called itemtypestable.lua

Ok so pretty much most of my CE usage was in RoM and the pointer statics were always client.exe but I have been playing around with a game lately and every single pointer result is a .dll Ok so I have a pointer which has been reliable and works fine in CE and uses "OpenAL64.dll" + ##### So...

If you want to know why it isn't working then add prints like I suggested in the very first reply to this topic.

Thanks I'll give it a test, unfortunately the pointers I had didn't hold up but yeah I'll give it a test anyway on another pointer.

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Tested micromacro.exe and it works fine =)

Sorry Admin, I don't have windows 10 so I couldn't say.

Sorry for the late reply, but yes that is the recommended method. You may want to use the client rect (getClientRect instead of just getRect) so that it will not be affected by differences in Windows title bars (such as from theme settings). Yup that works fine wx, wy, ww, wh = window.getClientRect...

Ok I don't know if I did something wrong but it really seems like when you have more than 1 offset in the readPtr it stops working. local stam = process.readPtr(proc, "int", (0x1AAB0000 + 0x5C1B8), {0x68}) -- 0x68, 0x210,0x5C8, 0x0, 0x464 if stam then printf("0x%X\n",stam) else p...