AutoIt?

Anyone have some good autoit scripts to share?
If i get 50 nice ones, I'm going to release my
AutoIt Combat Arms In-Game bot.

Bot Features:

In-Game support
Runs
Walks
shoots
ducks
navigate full map
prefire
auto nade toss
auto take cover
auto join match
auto decline game invites
auto reload
jumps

So get them scripts rolling and creative guys

God no....
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AutoIt isn't Funz.

I actually find it to be quite fun.
And easy at that.

Originally Posted by Arhk

God no....
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Is there really a reason for that?
If you dont have a Script or question dont post please.

Hi, I just started with autoit so I have basicly no idea on how to use it. I only know some really basic stuff like moving the mouse, making it click and writing stuff:P.
An aimbot in autoit would be pixelsearchfunction right?
If so can you give me some basic source code for that?

Emmm.. No, we wont give you a pixiel aimbot source.

Ok=) Well any tutorial explaining the coding etc you can link?

a pixel aimbot with autoIt? ur kidding right?

Originally Posted by why06

a pixel aimbot with autoIt? ur kidding right?

Nope, it's possible, probably very slow and homo tho.

that sounds fun o.O

Originally Posted by zhaoyun333

that sounds fun o.O

Well, it actually brought to mind an algorithm I wrote for blurring images. Basically, you search on a larger pixel basis (eg: every 64 pixels, in a block pattern) and then search for a 30 average RGB (eg: 2 dif * 1 dif * 3 dif = 6 dif != 5 dif) variation of the color. Then, you narrow down x amount of blocks and do another iteration at a x^2 accuracy (64 -> 16 -> 4 -> 2, a good guide is the D3D texture sizes, which are powers of 2), and choose the highest matching to the pixel color selection. After that, iterate two or three times more and find a 9 pixel POI, creating a small crosshair-like square. From here, you can measure the objects motion based on the average color values of each point, less intense colors indicating the object has moved away from that direction and towards the color of more intense filters, after each iteration; average, and reupdate all the positions.

Do some research on webcam motion sensors. They use the same principal.

Regards,
Schyler

Originally Posted by Retoxified

Nope, it's possible, probably very slow and homo tho.

Originally Posted by zhaoyun333

that sounds fun o.O

How did this guy get fun from homo...?
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And we now return you back to AutoIT.

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