taultunleashed

Hey there, made my new automatic Reverse Engineering macro... Works super, ofcourse.
Try it out, should compensate for all lag.

Looking for points to continue my subscription when it runs out.

Quick instructions:

• Put SWG into windowed mode (Press Control+Enter or set it in the game options from launher)
  Turn off "Allow object rotation" from the interface option
  Turn on "Dragging onto containers puts items into containers"
  Cover your entire screen with an empty backpack
  Open the backpack where you put the completed 35s in
  Open the backpack with unfinished powerbits
  Open your inventory with I, and arrange them in your screen
  Activate the script and set it up

Reserved for screenshot post explaining all the points when I got the time.

Yays or nays please?

Hello,

I haven't tryed it yet, I'll probably do during the week. Code seems to be clear and according to your last RE script which is still awsomly working for me, I'll give you a YAY right away.

Though I have a question regarding these lines: What are these for?

Regards[/code]

Now instead of using a hard coded pause waiting for the entire radial menu to load, it waits untill the radial menu actually shows. It doesn't actually use the Create Powerup button, it's just a check.

For example!

You right click the tool, you have to wait ~1 second before the options "Reverse engineer", "Create skill tape" and "Create powerup" appear, right?
This script waits for those options to appear, then pushes the button needed by sending a keystroke (5 or 6).

If setup correctly, I'll still have to post the screenshots, this will work a bit faster than my previous script and will glitch even less.

I've ran my first batch of bits with it, and it went really really smooth, almost faster than I could do manually.

splash("Press Cntrl when the Create Powerup option appears",'11') ; Open the splash screen with my own function, saves code lines
$junkRadialX = $junkX - 125 ; Calculate the location of the "Create powerup" radial menu option
$junkRadialY = $junkY ; Same as above
$junkRadial = PixelChecksum($junkRadialX-5,$junkRadialY-5,$junkRadialX+5,$junkRadialY+5) ; Grab a pixel checksum of the "Create powerup" radial menu option, it is loaded according to user
MouseClick("left",$junkX,$junkY,1,3) ; Close the radial menu so we can continue with the next

ok but... why ctrl key?

Well if you left click the radial menu disappears. If you rightclick it briefly disappears then reopens. We need the radial menu to stay open so we can take a snapshot.

So my solution, the control key. Since that's normally not bound to anything IG.

ok cheers