QUOTE(mimicStrategy @ Jul 23 2009, 04:12 AM)
I've got a rather challenging situation (since I'm new at macros). In a racing game, at the beginning theres a countdown that varies by a fraction of a second, most likely to to prevent macroing. Is there anyway I could have it check for a specific color (specified by the color's HEX value), if returned true have it recheck (every few milliseconds), and if returned false have it continue the script?
Really, I'm looking for something like this (not sure how to write it yet, I'm learning)
CODE
Loop 5000
If pixel123,123 = #D2B48C
Delay 5
End
Else
(yadda yadda my script goes here)
Also, is there another way I can loop it back without otherwise leaving the loop open?
To answer your question yes you can do this in ACTool. Now as far as that loop goes I would not do a loop but instead do it in a procedure with an infinite loop and break out of the loop on a false condition like so:
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constants
RValue = 0
GValue = 0
BValue = 0
found = 0
end
Procedure lookforcolor using CoordX, CoordY
while 1=1
Call SetRGB $CoordX, $CoordY
//use ranges for the colors as an equal may not always work
if $RValue >207 and $RValue <213
if $GValue >176 and $GValue <182
if $BValue >137 and $BValue <143
setconst found = 1
end
end
end
if found = 1
delay 5
setconst found = 0
else
break
end
end
End
Procedure SetRGB using CoordX, CoordY
//Sets the RGB values from a particular location on the screen
LoadRGB $CoordX, $CoordY
SetConst RValue = {RGBRED}
SetConst GValue = {RGBGREEN}
SetConst BValue = {RGBBLUE}
End
Call lookforcolor 123,123
//continue the script from here because if we make it to here the procedure did not find the color