How can I use a variable in a Function/Procedure

[Ranqers]

You can probably do this with arrays or something, but i'm using 7y constants and 4x constants to make a 7by5 rectangle (28 slots)

 

const

1y = 231;

2y = 266;

3y = 301;

4y = 336;

5y = 371;

6y = 406;

7y = 441;

1x = 587;

2x = 628;

3x = 667;

4x = 709;

 

I want to use these in a function/procedure, like this kinda:

procedure dropRow(i: Var);

begin

mmouse(1x,i,false);

wait(50);

mmouse(1x,i-45,true);

wait(100);

.... all the way to

mmouse(4x,i,false);

wait(50);

mmouse(1x,i-45,true);

wait(100);

end;

 

somehow I need var: i to equal 1-7y;

 

if theres an easier way please do say! thanks

[Janilabo]

Hey ranqers, could you give me image examples at what you are trying to do? I am slightly confused.. Are you trying to simply go with the procedure from first slot to last slot or what?

 

If you are familiar with arrays, then you could use [TPA|TBA]Grid() from HERE (check out the uppit link - grid_stuff.zip, contains some examples how those functions can be used). However, if you aren't familiar with arrays.. I HIGHLY recommend learning arrays.

I am pretty sure those functions would help you out.

[Ranqers]

Im trying to get dropRow(1y); to drop the first row of items (4 items) in the inventory..

 

that way i can just say

dropRow(1y);

dropRow(2y);

ect..

instead of typing out moveMouse.. clickMouse.. wait.. clickMouse.. 4 times for each row.

[LordJashin]

I would start with slots then make a row dropper. If you can figure out how far away each slot is from the one before it, you can do the method like OSI does in Inventory.scar for RS2

 

I'm sure some math in a loop could make you this row dropper that could use those constants maybe....

[Ranqers]

how could i do something like this

var droprow1 = [{x:45, y:64}, {x:56, y:98}, {x:23, y:44} {x:25, y:56}]; //not the actual x's and y's

var len = droprow1.length;

for(var i = 0; i < len; i++)

begin

MoveMouse(droprow1.x,droprow1.y);

Wait(150);

ClickMouse(droprow1.x,droprow1..y,True);

Wait(1000);

ClickMouse(droprow1.x,droprow1.+45.y,False); //i'd change this to a "drop" option dtm for better accuracy later.

end;

[Bixby Sayz]

Knowing what game / a pic would be so helpful. LordJashin is right: figuring out how to calc the x/y of a slot position would make things easier in the end.

 

If you insist on hard wiring in the coordinates I'd do something like this (coordinates are made up obviously):

 

[sCAR]program New;

 

var

ItemSlots: T2DPointArray;

 

procedure SetupSlots;

begin

ItemSlots := [

// Row 0, Col 0 Row 0, Col 1 Row 0, Col 2 Row 0, Col 3

TPointArray([Point(100, 100), Point(200, 100), Point(300, 100), Point(400, 100)]),

// Row 1, Col 0 Row 1, Col 1 Row 1, Col 2 Row 0, Col 3

TPointArray([Point(100, 200), Point(200, 200), Point(300, 200), Point(400, 200)])

];

end;

 

procedure DropRow(const Row: Integer);

var

Col: Integer;

begin

for Col := 0 to High(ItemSlots[Row]) do

begin

ClickMouse(ItemSlots[Row][Col].X, ItemSlots[Row][Col].Y, mbLeft);

Wait(50);

end;

end;

 

begin

SetupSlots;

 

// Drop 1st row (arrays count from 0)

DropRow(0);

end.[/sCAR]

 

This is not great code: no randomization etc. but you get the idea.

Edited January 11, 2013 by Bixby Sayz

[Ranqers]

SOLVED.

ILOVEYOUBIXBY

 

THANKS for ALL the help guys.

 

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Hey ranqers, could you give me image examples at what you are trying to do? I am slightly confused.. Are you trying to simply go with the procedure from first slot to last slot or what?

 

If you are familiar with arrays, then you could use [TPA|TBA]Grid() from HERE (check out the uppit link - grid_stuff.zip, contains some examples how those functions can be used). However, if you aren't familiar with arrays.. I HIGHLY recommend learning arrays.

I am pretty sure those functions would help you out.

 

I wish I could say I understand how these functions work, thanks though!

Edited January 19, 2013 by Ranqers

[Janilabo]

Hey Ranqers, which RuneScape server is this?

 

-Jani

[Ranqers]

It's a secret:)