Works with any resolution, you just have to set it in the GUI (Defaults to current resolution)
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It's got a lot of fancy math involved (not really

) so that it will ALWAYS scan the proper locations, provided you give the bot the proper resolution.
And... for anybody who wants to know the math...
PixelCoordinates[0] = ((GameResolution_Width / 2) + OffsetA)
PixelCoordinates[1] = ((GameResolution_Width / 2) + OffsetB)
PixelCoordinates[2] = (GameResolution_Height / 2)
PixelCoordinates[0] gives me my starting X value for the scan of the right horizontal crosshair
PixelCoordinates[1] gives me the stopping X value for the scan of the right horizontal crosshair
PixelCoordinates[2] gives me my Y value for the ENTIRE scan (One row of pixels)
GameResolution_Width is the current game resolution width (NOT YOUR DESKTOP RESOLUTION)
GameResolution_Height is the current game resolution height (NOT YOUR DESKTOP RESOLUTION)
OffsetA is the offset from the exact center of the screen to the starting point of the scan
OffsetB is the offset from the exact center of the screen to the ending point of the scan