HOW TO MAKE THIS WORK
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The problem with any fishing bot is the wide variety of colors the red feather on the bobber can be depending on zone, local, and time. But, very quickly you can ID the exact color you need and once you do so you will never have a problem.
It is wise to start writing down in detail the colors you identify (time, zone, local). Every zone is different.
HOWTO:
The download of this bot comes with both a script file and the compiled EXE. We'll be using the script file.
Download the install package for AutoIt:
http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/downloads.php
-Cast your line
-Take a screenshot
-Open the screenshot in a paint program.
-Zoom into the bobber so it's very large
-Pick a pixel from the red feather on the bobber that looks most used or the most common
-Open AutoIt's WINDOW INFO program
-Select the paint program again and mouse hover over the common red
-Get the color hex number from the AutoIT Window Info program
-Right click on the .au3 file and choose 'edit script'
-In this section of the script, change one of the custom colors to the one you just identified:
; Color Definitions
$1 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "1", "0xA72C0B")
$2 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "2", "0xA72C0B")
$3 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "3", "0xA72C0B")
$4 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "4", "0xA72C0B")
$5 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "5", "0xA72C0B")
$6 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "6", "0xA72C0B")
$7 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "7", "0xA72C0B")
$8 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "8", "0xA72C0B")
$9 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "9", "0xA72C0B")
$10 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "10", "0xA72C0B")
$11 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "11", "0xA72C0B")
$12 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "12", "0xA72C0B")
$13 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "13", "0xA72C0B")
$14 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "14", "0xA72C0B")
$15 = IniRead ("Settings.ini", "Color", "15", "0xA72C0B")
After editing the AU3 file with your own custom colors you can right click on the saved AU3 file and select 'compile', if you want to used it as an EXE.