OSRS Ahk - Clicking on a monster in random spot

[zemplarius]

Hi all, I am creating a script for a game I play, old school runescape. I am looking to make a script that clicks on monsters in the game. Please see below I have screenshot a of a couple monsters which I have hilighted in red so I can easily detect them using a pixel search looking for the red color. The issue is there is more than 1 monster that has to be hilighted and they move around, not just sit still.

If mousemove to the pixel it goes to the first pixel at the top of the monster very oddly and I feel like the script will be easily detectable. Is there any simple code I can do to make it click on a random spot in the red pixels? not just the first one it finds?

Thank you for your help.


https://imgur.com/a/rpPVFAW

[Mod edit: Removed duplicate links with img-tags which only work with direct image links, not embedded pictures.]
[Mod edit: Moved topic from 'Scripts and Functions (v2)' to help subforum, since this is neither script nor function but a help request.]

[zemplarius]

bump - anyone?

[WarlordAkamu67]

Hello. PixelSearch returns the value of the first found pixel. It would be possible to use PixelGetColor across the entire window and capture each red pixel, then pick a random one using the Random function. This would be an extremely slow process, though.

You can also try a library such as ImagePut by isahound using the PixelSearchAll method. This is where you would, again, use the Random function select a random array element.

[zemplarius]

Hello. PixelSearch returns the value of the first found pixel. It would be possible to use PixelGetColor across the entire window and capture each red pixel, then pick a random one using the Random function. This would be an extremely slow process, though.

You can also try a library such as ImagePut by isahound using the PixelSearchAll method. This is where you would, again, use the Random function select a random array element.

Thank you for your response, I am very new to AHK and writing these scripts as I have no background in it, but do enjoy. Is there anyway you could altar this to try as you mentioned? I am not familiar with those functions how they work/how to use them... this is what I currently have but it only works if there is 1 red shape on screen and the shape has to be a square or rectangle.

Current script:

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Loop {

	MouseSpeed:=RandomWeight(0.5, 0.6, 0.8)
	PixelSearch, Px, Py, 60, 35, 1080, 659, 0x0000FF, 1, Fast
;	PixelSearch, Px2, Py2, 1080, 659, 60, 35, 0x0000FF, 1, Fast
	
	CenterTileX:=((Px+Px2)/2)
	CenterTileY:=((Py+Py2)/2)
	
	CenterTileRandomX:=(Px2-Px)/2
	CenterTileRandomY:=(Py2-Py)/2
	
	if (ErrorLevel = 0) {
	MouseMove Px, Py
   ; MoveMouse(CenterTileX + RandomWeight(-CenterTileRandomX, 0, CenterTileRandomX), CenterTileY + RandomWeight(-CenterTileRandomY, 0, CenterTileRandomY), MouseSpeed) 
    Sleep 100
    click
	break
	}
}

[Mod edit: Added [code][/code] tags. Please use them yourself when posting code!]

[Mod edit: Moved topic from AHK v2 to v1 help based on the posted code. This is v1 code.]

[gregster]

@zemplarius, I moved your topic from AHK v2 help to v1 help since you posted v1 code. If you want help regarding v2 nonetheless (it's the main release now after all and v1 won't get developed any further), please state that.

Also, please use code tags when you post code (fifth button from the left in the 'Full Editor'). Thank you!

[WarlordAkamu67]

The links I provided contain information on the functions and how to use them, for version 2 of AHK. The code you posted uses the same function (command in v1), PixelSearch. What version do you want to write in?

[zemplarius]

The links I provided contain information on the functions and how to use them, for version 2 of AHK. The code you posted uses the same function (command in v1), PixelSearch. What version do you want to write in?

v1 please.

[WarlordAkamu67]

It has been awhile since I have used v1. Like I said before, without utilizing a library or some other script, writing your own script is doable; however, it is a slow process. The code below is what I have come up with. You may want to change the CoordMode to window or something. Another option, if you know the min size of the blocks or other properties, is to just find a side/corner and add a random amount to it.

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CoordMode, Pixel, Screen
CoordMode, Mouse, Screen

red_Pixels := getAllPixels(100,45,100,46,0xFF0000)
pixel_Length := red_Pixels.Length()
if (pixel_Length > 0) {
	MsgBox % "Done with a length of " pixel_Length
	Random, random_Place, 0, pixel_Length
	MouseMove, red_Pixels[random_Place][1], red_Pixels[random_Place][2]
} else {
	MsgBox, No match found!
}
return

; Function that returns an array.
getAllPixels(minX, minY, maxX, MaxY, useColor) {
	CoordMode, Pixel, Screen
	temp_Array := []
	evaluate_Color := 0
	x_Now := minX
	y_Now := minY
	while (y_Now < maxY) {
		while (x_Now < maxX) {
			PixelGetColor, evaluate_Color, x_Now, y_Now, RGB
			if (evaluate_Color == useColor) {
				temp_Array.Push([x_Now, y_Now])
}
			x_Now++
}
	x_Now := minX
	y_Now++
}
	return temp_Array
}

/*
Loop {

	MouseSpeed:=RandomWeight(0.5, 0.6, 0.8)
	PixelSearch, Px, Py, 60, 35, 1080, 659, 0x0000FF, 1, Fast
;	PixelSearch, Px2, Py2, 1080, 659, 60, 35, 0x0000FF, 1, Fast

	CenterTileX:=((Px+Px2)/2)
	CenterTileY:=((Py+Py2)/2)

	CenterTileRandomX:=(Px2-Px)/2
	CenterTileRandomY:=(Py2-Py)/2

	if (ErrorLevel = 0) {
	MouseMove Px, Py
   ; MoveMouse(CenterTileX + RandomWeight(-CenterTileRandomX, 0, CenterTileRandomX), CenterTileY + RandomWeight(-CenterTileRandomY, 0, CenterTileRandomY), MouseSpeed)
    Sleep 100
    click
	break
	}
}
*/