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Posted: September 27th, 2007
stupidhead64
Im starting to have issues with it not clicking begin to start crafting. The first screen directly after right clicking a table, "Crafting Setup" it goes down to the begin button, but doesnt seem to click it correctly the first time (though the X/Y is setup) then finally clicks it and it goes to the screen with all the components, but then turns around and runs back to WO person. Not sure what is causing this. Its the second different script ive used that has ended up doing this after a while.
Posted: September 27th, 2007
ve_necro
Guide almost complete, just adding links, screen shots and thinking about making a short video about it. I have a question though that I think the answer is no, is there an easier way to end the program other than tabbing out and clicking pause? If not I can send you some code to make it so hitting a button should end it.

Guide going up tonight when I get home, should be about 10pm est
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:35 Joined:2007
If it would be possible to add a timer for how long this program runs? Like 1 hour or, 3 hours or whatever.. That would be supper freakin' awesome sir!
Posted: September 27th, 2007
stupidhead64
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Is this the section that I would fix to change above so that the mouse hits the complication actions? Thanks!


If (Crafting_hasComplication = True) Then
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+90), (CC_Y-25), 1, 1
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+75), (CC_Y+75), 1, 1
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+125), (CC_Y+75), 1, 1
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+175), (CC_Y+75), 1, 1


If so, which ones are which? There are only 3 complication actions, but 4 of these listed here? Thanks!
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
tlucredael wrote:running as the Admin seems to have fixed my error i was getting with the log. thanks for the idea. Program ran almost 2hours straight before I stop'd it. Looks like it could of kept going longer but I went to bed. Thanks again!
Awesome


Last edited by strabomeeks on September 27th, 2007, 1:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
stupidhead64 wrote:Im starting to have issues with it not clicking begin to start crafting. The first screen directly after right clicking a table, "Crafting Setup" it goes down to the begin button, but doesnt seem to click it correctly the first time (though the X/Y is setup) then finally clicks it and it goes to the screen with all the components, but then turns around and runs back to WO person. Not sure what is causing this. Its the second different script ive used that has ended up doing this after a while.
No idea, was working before and still works great for me :(
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
ve_necro wrote:Guide almost complete, just adding links, screen shots and thinking about making a short video about it. I have a question though that I think the answer is no, is there an easier way to end the program other than tabbing out and clicking pause? If not I can send you some code to make it so hitting a button should end it.

Guide going up tonight when I get home, should be about 10pm est
No there is no easier way to end it, and in VBS there is no way to make the code recognize keypresses. So, you would need to incorporate another script and I really am not that familiar with how to do that, so I am not worried about it. If you know how to do it send me the script and ill add it to the next release.
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
tlucredael wrote:If it would be possible to add a timer for how long this program runs? Like 1 hour or, 3 hours or whatever.. That would be supper freakin' awesome sir!
It is possible, but I will not be adding any timers to it, I like it how it is now, I love it in fact :P
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
stupidhead64 wrote: If (Crafting_hasComplication = True) Then
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+90), (CC_Y-25), 1, 1
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+75), (CC_Y+75), 1, 1
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+125), (CC_Y+75), 1, 1
Mouse.LMouseClick (CC_X+175), (CC_Y+75), 1, 1


If so, which ones are which? There are only 3 complication actions, but 4 of these listed here? Thanks!
The first click is where it click the complication to bring up the solutions. The ensuing 3 clicks are where it will click for the possible placements of solutions. Change the x,y of those to change where it clicks, its a simple graph cordinates. Add to x it goes right, subtract from x it goes left. Add to y it goes up, subtract from y it goes down.
Posted: September 27th, 2007
stupidhead64
Thanks strabo....One last thing im having an issue with..

It does this a few times a day. I have checked the log path and it is correct. It gives me this error:


Error: Line: 331, Char: 4 :: Permission denied
Error: Line: 331, Char: 4 :: Permission denied
Failed to Run Script


The line that the curser is stopped on is:

Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(Logpath, ForReading)
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
sounds like you dont have rights to write that file, your probably not running as admin of your computer.
Posted: September 27th, 2007
stupidhead64
strabomeeks wrote:sounds like you dont have rights to write that file, your probably not running as admin of your computer.

Yep, running admin


Is a log file really needed? Could it be taken out and still run normally?



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Last edited by Guest on September 27th, 2007, 1:09 pm, edited 4 times in total.
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
strabomeeks wrote:
tlucredael wrote:running as the Admin seems to have fixed my error i was getting with the log. thanks for the idea. Program ran almost 2hours straight before I stop'd it. Looks like it could of kept going longer but I went to bed. Thanks again!
Awesome
4 posts above guy had the same problem
Posted: September 27th, 2007
stupidhead64
strabomeeks wrote:
strabomeeks wrote:
tlucredael wrote:running as the Admin seems to have fixed my error i was getting with the log. thanks for the idea. Program ran almost 2hours straight before I stop'd it. Looks like it could of kept going longer but I went to bed. Thanks again!
Awesome
4 posts above guy had the same problem

Is the log file something that is NEEDED? Could it be removed and the script still function?
Posted: September 27th, 2007
Total Posts:266 Joined:2007
the script can function, it just wont do any error checking for changing tools, abandoning work orders, or anything like that.
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