or whatever is called, I mean you press a key and until you press it again the program will check if your cleave gcleave and other actives are out of cooldown and use them automatically

is there anything like this?

garlor wrote on Nov 10^th, 2013 at 3:43pm:


ftfy

on some toons I got around 15 actives that go from 4 to 20 seconds, so it's hard to keep track on em all, and above that, tiring for my fingers

admit it? the fuck, I want a program to press keys for me depending on what is on screen, of course I want to bot something, thought that was pretty clear xD

I've been thinking for sometime to do it with autohotkey, but the problem is this program cannot capture what is happening into a fullscreen directx game, and pretty mucho no macro program can, and I don't want to play windowed, to make a semidecent macro the only thing I'd need is a dll or exe that gets screens from game and puts them on clipboard

but before doing all this shit I was wondering if it was already done

Just find a Chinese kid to play the game for you.

Just buy a keyboard and/or mouse with programaboe buttons. I have an old g15 keyboard with 18 extra keys on the left of the keyboard. You can set each key as a macro if you want.

http://www.hellokittyonline.com/
http://progressquest.com/
http://company.zynga.com/games/farmville

Brosef wrote on Nov 10^th, 2013 at 6:26pm:


will that macro check if the active ability cooldown is off?

something tells me playing LD maybe too difficult for swingswing dumb barbs:)

How do I press keys?

Fill your build with active feats and then try to use them almost like passive permanent feats with the help of bots... 

How about a makro which tries to do momemtum swing each time you used one of your cleaves?
And then another makro that uses each cleave as soon as the cooldown expired?

Or better make a makro for each cleave that chains momentum swing. That would probably be the easiest way, but you are going to have many monemtum swing 'clicks' which won't work. ^^

I am not really into that stuff, but I think that's where I would try to start if I wanted to keep it simple.

And before I would use such makros/scripts I would quit ddo and play progressquest

Dhalgren wrote on Nov 11^th, 2013 at 7:42am:


a key sequencer wouldn't help you to look like a player who doesn't suck, sorry for giving you false hopes

SwashbucklerHater wrote on Nov 11^th, 2013 at 7:26am:


thought about something like that, but given lag and shit that kind of macro doesn't have the finesse I'm looking for, the macro has to be able to verify the active ability is available, not just guess it is

looks like I'll have to make a solution of my own

Meursault wrote on Nov 11^th, 2013 at 7:16am:


this is an autohotkey example that takes the image that is in the clipboard and checks if the icons for cleave and gcleave are active, the hard part is getting a dll or exe or something that captures like 4-5 images per second of the game so to do the icons checking, working on that atm

pToken := Gdip_Startup()
cleave:=Gdip_CreateBitmapFromFile(cleave.bmp)
gcleave:=Gdip_CreateBitmapFromFile(gcleave.bmp)

run %a_workingdir%\bin\TestScreenshot.exe

while 1=1
{
sleep 250
GetKeyState, keystate, r
if keystate = D
     {
           cb:=Gdip_CreateBitmapFromClipboard()

           r:=Gdip_ImageSearch(cb,cleave)
           if r > 0
           {
                 send 2
           }
           r:=Gdip_ImageSearch(cb,gcleave)
           if r > 0
           {
                 send 3
           }
     }
     
}

Mycon wrote on Nov 10^th, 2013 at 7:22pm:


see above