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*Updated: 4/27/2010 - Tweaked the code a little and it now searches for popup boxes and will close them immediately upon detection. Occassionally, I would get a "Pottery wheel busy" popup box. Likely due to few micro seconds of lag. This annoying popup box would block the view of the macro to click on the rest of the wheels. So, now it checks after every click for a box and will close it immediately and continue as if nothing happened. | *Updated: 4/27/2010 - Tweaked the code a little and it now searches for popup boxes and will close them immediately upon detection. Occassionally, I would get a "Pottery wheel busy" popup box. Likely due to few micro seconds of lag. This annoying popup box would block the view of the macro to click on the rest of the wheels. So, now it checks after every click for a box and will close it immediately and continue as if nothing happened. | ||
| − | + | *Updated: 1/14/2012: No longer requires you to press Ctrl+Alt+W to start the macro. It now launches directly to a GUI. Windows now appear on upper left corner of screen, and dont require you to drag out of the way. | |
Latest revision as of 11:58, 14 January 2012
Pottery Wheels (Autohotkey)
- Start script with Ctrl+Alt+W
- Point and middle click all your pottery wheels.
- It will hover each of your wheels and press [J]ugs key to make jugs.
- After wheels starts, it will wait (visual timer shows you time remaining) until complete and then [T]ake your Jugs.
- GUI interface for easy setup and to watch the progress
- Updated: 4/27/2010 - Tweaked the code a little and it now searches for popup boxes and will close them immediately upon detection. Occassionally, I would get a "Pottery wheel busy" popup box. Likely due to few micro seconds of lag. This annoying popup box would block the view of the macro to click on the rest of the wheels. So, now it checks after every click for a box and will close it immediately and continue as if nothing happened.
- Updated: 1/14/2012: No longer requires you to press Ctrl+Alt+W to start the macro. It now launches directly to a GUI. Windows now appear on upper left corner of screen, and dont require you to drag out of the way.
Note: The popup box location needs to be manually configured. You want to find the coordinates of your popup boxe OK button. Make sure you get the position of the yellowish part of the OK button, but do not get the position of the black text of the word OK. Its currently set to 529, 476 which is the correct postion at 1024x768. Other resolutions will need to be manually configured. Instructions are included in the code. However, the script will still run correctly even if you do not configure it (as long as you get no popup boxes).
