G15 keyboard looter Guide For Making Macros : DFO - Guides / Secrets / Tricks

[danzar]

Here is a script for your G15 keyboard to loot. You mouse over the item you want to loot then hit the G key that you have it set for.

Code: Register to unlock hidden link

if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 2) then
  
  x, y = GetMousePosition();

  PressMouseButton(1)
Sleep(10)
  MoveMouseTo(34156, 54602)
Sleep(10)
 ReleaseMouseButton(1)
Sleep(10)
  MoveMouseTo(x, y)

OutputLCDMessage("Looted", 2000)
end

This script is set for G key 2 and you have to find the X,Y for where you want the item to drop at.(your backpack).
Replace the numbers in MoveMouseTo(34156, 54602) with somewhere in your backpacks X,Y's

[henrikgud]

how do I get this to work?

Just bought a G15 (generation2) just a few days ago.

how to get the script to g2 bottom?

[henrikgud]

or do u run another program that sens that u push the g2 key and starts the script?

[danzar]

I assume first that you have the G-Board software installed.
If so you should have a icon in your system tray. Double click it
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After it loads. Goto Edit -> Script Editor.



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Now copy and paste The code into the event function so it looks like this.


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After that Click Script -> Save.

Now we need to assign the script to a hotkey. Which in this case its G2 ( you can change this to ehat ever you wish but you need to change the 2

Code: Register to unlock hidden link

if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 2) then

in this line to what G key number you wish.. example G4 key would be

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if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 4) then

assign it to G2 Key

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Now just close all this and you should be good to go.

Just reminber to change the line

Code: Register to unlock hidden link

MoveMouseTo(34156, 54602)

to the X,Y of someplace in your back pack.

[henrikgud]

YAY!

i had old drivers... so I didnt have the script part
no wounder I couldnt figure it out! but big thx for a great walkthrough! should get something just for takeing the time to make it so "easy" to understand
will try it first thing when EU server get up agian!

[henrikgud]

now its fully testaed WORKES like a charm.... if u have a g15 keyboard u have to get this

thx m8

[xzumalakisx]

How do you get the mouse coordinates?

[fretzan]

Great! Thank you.

[Tault_admin]

Nice guide moving to confirmed.

[nero1209]

Any help on how to get the correct mouse cords would be greatly helpful (of your backpack)

[nemo81]

I too wonder how to get mouse position?

I guess it could be done by making a new script and sending the x,y result to the lcd?

Looking forward to answer

(in the meantime ill google)

[nero1209]

You should post back if you are able to find something on google

[danzar]

Put this in your editor and it will give you the X and Y of where your mouse is on the screen when pressed.

Code: Register to unlock hidden link

if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 2) then
x, y = GetMousePosition();
ClearLCD( )
OutputLCDMessage("X=")
OutputLCDMessage( x)
OutputLCDMessage(" Y=")
OutputLCDMessage( y)

end

[nero1209]

When I paste this into my script editing window then run it all I see it:

Macro Activated
Script


Then it does nothing. Am I doing something wrong?

[danzar]

When I paste this into my script editing window then run it all I see it:

Macro Activated
Script


Then it does nothing. Am I doing something wrong?

Just want to make sure of a couple of things.
You dont have other scripts for hotkey G2 other than that one at the same time.
I Assume you have the updated software for the keyboard.
Also you put this in the event function of the script.

Code: Register to unlock hidden link

function OnEvent(event, arg)
	OutputLogMessage("event = %s, arg = %s\n", event, arg);

if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 3) then
x, y = GetMousePosition();
ClearLCD( )
--OutputLogMessage("Mouse is at %d, %d\n", x, y);
OutputLCDMessage("X=")
OutputLCDMessage( x)
OutputLCDMessage(" Y=")
OutputLCDMessage( y)

end
end