AC Tools Everything Macro > A timer inside a macro

Morael

May 28 2009, 05:57 PM

Hello guys!!

Im realy new to macro, i already read the FAQ but i can't figure how to do a macro like this:

CODE

Procedure Swimming
  keydown w 5 sec
  keydown s 5 sec
  end

But every "delay 17000" i want to call this next Procedure

CODE

Procedure Heal Self
leftclick // Heal Self
end

And go back to the Swimming!!!

Can u guys help me plz???

Thankz!!

Vanberk

May 28 2009, 06:23 PM

If you open the AC Tool Help and search after ProcessMessages, you will find what you need.
If you still have problem to put everything together click here and look if you can find out how it works.

-Vanberk

Morael

May 28 2009, 08:16 PM

QUOTE(Vanberk @ May 28 2009, 07:23 PM)

If you open the AC Tool Help and search after ProcessMessages, you will find what you need.
If you still have problem to put everything together click here and look if you can find out how it works.

-Vanberk

Tnkz i will gona try!!

Morael

May 28 2009, 08:35 PM

CODE

Procedure Delay // I don't like the default Selec Active Window cause didn't work alwas with my Windows Vista

delay 1500
end

Procedure Swimming

  keydown w 9 sec
  keydown s 9 sec
  ProcessMessages
  end

Procedure Heal Self EVERY 16000
  leftclick // se cura
  End

//Start Macro
   Call Delay
Loop 100000
End

This way???

Only one problem.... if the delay end in the middle of the Swimming Process, he only execute after this process end!!

There is a way to fix this?

Vanberk

May 29 2009, 07:33 AM

Is that the whole macro?
Because there are no ways to get inside the Swimming or Heal Self procedure.
And if you do not call the Swimming procedure you cant get the Heal Self to trigger since the ProcessMessages is inside Swimming.

I don't really know what I can help you with, and I don't want to give you the whole script done.. else you will not learn anything.
But i can give you some advice.

Here is an example on the ProcessMessages that you can find inside AC Tool Help (actool.chm)

CODE

Procedure BuffMe Every 15 Min
  // Some Character Buff Code Goes Here
End

Procedure CheckCritter When $Critter = Tusker
  // Some Kill Code Goes Here
End

While 1 = 1
  ProcessMessages
End

-Vanberk

Morael

May 29 2009, 10:30 AM

CODE

Procedure Espere // I don't like the default Selec Active Window cause didn't work alwas with my Windows Vista

delay 3 sec
end

Procedure Swimming

  keydown w 9 sec // 9 Seconds Forward
  keydown s 9 sec // 9 Seconds Back
  ProcessMessages
  end

Procedure Heal Self EVERY 16000
  keys 2
  delay 300
  leftclick // Cast Heal Self Spell
  End

Procedure Staff Hotkey 3 EVERY 30 min
  keys 3
  delay 3 sec
  end

Procedure Staff Hotkey 4 EVERY 61 min
  delay 5 sec
  keys 4
  delay 3 sec
  end

//Start Macro
   Call Espere
Loop 100000
Call Swimming
        End

This is the whole macro!!!

It is working... the only problem is that the Swimming need to finish to execute the Heal Self.... i wish some kind of command that execute this EVERY 16000 even when are running other Procedure!!! it is possible?

Bear

May 29 2009, 03:26 PM

QUOTE(Morael @ May 29 2009, 09:30 AM)

It is working... the only problem is that the Swimming need to finish to execute the Heal Self.... i wish some kind of command that execute this EVERY 16000 even when are running other Procedure!!! it is possible?

Not Really, you could use a Timer in place of the 16000, but it won't be triggered until the ProcessMessages command is hit.

Code Snip taken from AC1:BuffHo

CODE

procedure selfbuff When {ElapsedMsec} > $SelfBuffCounter
Compute SelfBuffCounter = {ElapsedMsec} + 2700000 // Add 45 minutes to 'Now'
End

Morael

May 29 2009, 03:50 PM

Tnkz a lot guys....

i will keep using this

CODE

Procedure Espere // I don't like the default Selec Active Window cause didn't work alwas with my Windows Vista

delay 3 sec
end

Procedure Swimming

  keydown w 9 sec // 9 Seconds Forward
  keydown s 9 sec // 9 Seconds Back
  ProcessMessages
  end

Procedure Heal Self EVERY 16000
  keys 2
  delay 300
  leftclick // Cast Heal Self Spell
  End

Procedure Staff Hotkey 3 EVERY 30 min
  keys 3
  delay 3 sec
  end

Procedure Staff Hotkey 4 EVERY 61 min
  delay 5 sec
  keys 4
  delay 3 sec
  end

//Start Macro
   Call Espere
Loop 100000
Call Swimming
        End

It is realy close of what i want

Ahk

Jun 9 2009, 05:47 PM

If you add another processmessages in between the first swim and the second swim you'd trim off 9 seconds of possible extra delays in the swim code.