Why won't it click the click to play button :(

[mokshal1663]

Hello, this is my code and for some reason, it has to wait for the click2play image to be found then click it. It won't even move to the button. But when I put a message after the wait for image thing, it displays the message before I can even see the image and it doesn't click it! please help!
My code:

Dialog>MyDialog
Caption=AnotherAlcher
Width=407
Height=221
Top=271
Left=665
Button=Credits,168,88,57,35,3
Button=Exit AnotherAlcher,208,128,124,46,2
Button=Start Alching,64,128,124,46,4
Edit=user,8,56,177,Type User Name Here
Edit=pass,216,56,177,Type Pass Word Here
EndDialog>MyDialog

Label>MainLoop
Show>MyDialog,result
If>result=2,End
If>result=3,Credits
if>result=4,Start
Goto>MainLoop

SRT>Credits
MessageModal>Coded & Tested By M0K3Y for http://www.anotherbot.tk
END>Credits

Label>Start

Wait>1

Ask>AnotherAlcher will now open Runescape. Continue?,continue

if>continue=YES
ExecuteFile>http://www.runescape.com/game.ws?j=1
endif

if>continue=NO
MessageModal>You have chosen to end AnotherAlcher. If this is an error, please report at http://www.anotherbot.tk
endif

WaitScreenImage>/LogIn.bmp,0
Wait>2
Press Enter
SendText>%MyDialog.user%
Wait>1
Press Enter
Wait>1
SendText>%MyDialog.pass%
Wait>1
Press Enter
WaitScreenImage>/click2play.bmp,0
FindImagePos>/click2play,SCREEN,0,1,X,Y,clickPlay
Wait>4
if>clickPlay>0
MouseMove>X_0,Y_0
Wait>1
LClick
endif


Label>End

[gdyvig]

You did not specify how long to wait for the image.

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//Set timeout to 10 seconds using system variable.
//It will wait the full 10 seconds only if the image does not display
Let>WSI_TIMEOUT=10
WaitScreenImage>/click2play.bmp,0 
if>WSI_TIMEDOUT=TRUE
   MessageModal>Timed out, did not see image within the 10 seconds
endif
if>WSI_TIMEDOUT=FALSE
   MessageModal>Did not timeout, saw image within the 10 seconds
   //The FindImagePos command should work
endif

Also you set the color tolerance on your FindImagePos command to 0, meaning you expect to find an exact match. That sometimes is not true when you run your script on other machines. You should test this with different windows display settings. The problem occurs when the target machine is set to 16bits or less and you recorded at 24 or 32 bits. Usually a color tolerance of 10 works well for me.

Gale

[mokshal1663]

But I want it to keep waiting forever, until the image is found

[gdyvig]

OK, then leave it like you had it.

If WSI_TIMEOUT is set to 0 (the default), then the script waits forever (not zero seconds as you might think, at least that is what the user guide says).


Are you getting past the WaitScreenImage?
It should return a value of FALSE for WSI_TIMEDOUT.
What value was returned for your image count variable clickPlay?
What values were returned for X_0 and Y_0.

That should explain the behavior of the script.



Gale