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Hey iggy.. any way to separate the RGB on a pixelGet color and then turn it into a number? I wanna work on a coppermine helper. | Hey iggy.. any way to separate the RGB on a pixelGet color and then turn it into a number? I wanna work on a coppermine helper. | ||
| + | *IGGY-Not sure what you are asking specifically, but the PixelGetColor function of AHK allows you to return the RGB value as a hex number through any variable you want. [http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/PixelGetColor.htm See Documetation Page] Otherwise, if you just want to read the value so you can search for it, you can use the WindowSpy program and hover over the pixel you want to read the RGB so you can use it in a search function. If those do not answer your question, then you'll need to elaborate a bit. :) | ||
Latest revision as of 05:55, 29 December 2008
All of these macros use AutoHotKey. It must be installed before they will run.
Flax Related
- Harvest and Seed Flax OE & NG (v0.7)
Gathering Resources
- Slate, Clay, & Grass (v0.7)
Misc
- Repeat Clicker (v0.5)
To Do
- Combine flax harvest and seed collecting macros -- DONE See v0.7!
Feedback
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Hey iggy.. any way to separate the RGB on a pixelGet color and then turn it into a number? I wanna work on a coppermine helper.
- IGGY-Not sure what you are asking specifically, but the PixelGetColor function of AHK allows you to return the RGB value as a hex number through any variable you want. See Documetation Page Otherwise, if you just want to read the value so you can search for it, you can use the WindowSpy program and hover over the pixel you want to read the RGB so you can use it in a search function. If those do not answer your question, then you'll need to elaborate a bit. :)
