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== My Skript Page: ==
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== My script Page: ==
  
 
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I am scripting with AutoHotkey and like to share my scripts.
I am skripting with AutoHotkey and like to share my skripts.
 
  
 
Most of them are not really self explaning, but manuals will follow.
 
Most of them are not really self explaning, but manuals will follow.
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===Charcoal Hearth===
 
===Charcoal Hearth===
  
Start Skript
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Start script
 
Move your mouse into the shown area of your cchearth window and make sure it is fixed
 
Move your mouse into the shown area of your cchearth window and make sure it is fixed
  
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press ctrl + alt + "1"
 
press ctrl + alt + "1"
  
then for starting the skript press ctrl + alt + "s"
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then for starting the script press ctrl + alt + "s"
  
if any error occurs, the skript will stop and show a message
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if any error occurs, the script will stop and show a message
in order to pause the skript, simply press ctrl + alt + "p"
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in order to pause the script, simply press ctrl + alt + "p"
  
'''try not to move your mouse while the skript runs, do not change the active window, or move your hearth control'''
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'''try not to move your mouse while the script runs, do not change the active window, or move your hearth control'''
  
 
'''do not forget to take wood and Water in Jugs in your inventory'''
 
'''do not forget to take wood and Water in Jugs in your inventory'''
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Ditto that request, click spots seem a bit off on my client (which I run in D3D Mode).
 
Ditto that request, click spots seem a bit off on my client (which I run in D3D Mode).
  
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(thanks for the update - will test when i get back to my windows machine.  while i was experimenting I noted that the getdata function was very slow)
 
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wyre
 
wyre
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--- Have responded to your requests, you can reload the package above, now there is the *.ahk included
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9th March 2010: Macro malfuncion, as it doesnt respont to oxygen at all.
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/Catote

Latest revision as of 14:37, 9 April 2010

Back to Pazifist

My script Page:

I am scripting with AutoHotkey and like to share my scripts.

Most of them are not really self explaning, but manuals will follow.

Charcoal Hearth

Start script Move your mouse into the shown area of your cchearth window and make sure it is fixed

Hearth-start.gif


press ctrl + alt + "1"

then for starting the script press ctrl + alt + "s"

if any error occurs, the script will stop and show a message in order to pause the script, simply press ctrl + alt + "p"

try not to move your mouse while the script runs, do not change the active window, or move your hearth control

do not forget to take wood and Water in Jugs in your inventory

Macro has not been tested on other Systems; here results at 167, 166 and 157 Wood per cycle, please give me Feedback

I've uploaded a new Version of the archive, now including my *.ahk script, although i must be ashame of, because of my bad programming and usage of mixed german and english, hope you disregard that ;)

Macro as *.exe and *.ahk

Comments

Youre welcome to give me feedback on how my macros work on your system:

--Any chance of getting the .ahk script version of this? I dont like to use AHK executables. Thanks! AR

Ditto that request, click spots seem a bit off on my client (which I run in D3D Mode).

(thanks for the update - will test when i get back to my windows machine. while i was experimenting I noted that the getdata function was very slow) -- wyre

--- Have responded to your requests, you can reload the package above, now there is the *.ahk included

9th March 2010: Macro malfuncion, as it doesnt respont to oxygen at all. /Catote