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How would I use this program in the Pet Game on Tagged.com? The two steps I am looking to do is Click on the Buy Now button, and then the Confirm Purchase button. This allows me to buy the pet. An additional trick I would like to figure out is how to set the AutoHotKey to stop buying a pet over and over in a pet run when I would like. During the pet run, the pet is being bought over and over by people. The point is a lot like playing hot potato. At a certain point everyone stops buying, and does not want to get stuck with the pet, based on when people feel how much the value of the pet will be too high.
I would like to be able to control when the AutoHotKey will stop buying the pet, for each run. Being able to place a value if possible to where the AutoKey stops buying.
I am completely new to all of this, so it will be the first time I am learning how to program a Macro like program. There are many players who are using the Macro program in this game, and I am looking to get an equal footing. You would be surprised to just how addictive this game is. Buying other members on Tagged as pets, and then selling them for profit.
Seeing your cash going up. And, each time someone buys you, your value and cash both goes up. This may be a great game for those who have a wife that is a compulsive shopper as well. Better to have her spending pretend money and earning pretend money, rather than spending real money.
I hope this is enough information to help someone explain to me how to use the HotKey in this game. If you have programming basics it's quite better Parametres in AHK commands are separated by commas. Command, parametre1, parametre2. That's all you need to know! The two steps I am looking to do is Click on the Buy Now button, and then the Confirm Purchase button.
AHK counts on a command called. You can specify many things on it. But i think that specifying the coords (X and Y) will be enough in this case.
You need to get the coords of those buttons. Coords can be relative or absolute (screen). If you dont specify the CoordMode, they will be relative to the window. To know the actual X and Y coords, you can use command.
To show the value of the output variables of that command, you can use (a pop up). An example of this: MouseGetPos, PosX, PosY Msgbox, Your mouse position is X=%PosX% and Y=%PosY% If you run that script it will tell you your mouse position in a pop up window. The thing is that it will be triggered as soon as you run the script. So may be uncomfortable. Thanks God we can use. In this case, a really simple one.
If we want to assing a keyboard/mouse button a routine, we should do it this way: F5:: MouseGetPos, PosX, PosY Msgbox, Your mouse position is X=%PosX% and Y=%PosY% return When you press F5 it will run the MouseGetPos and MsgBox. The return is there because we tell ahk F5 actions finish there. Now you have the coords, you should use Click. I would like to be able to control when the AutoHotKey will stop buying the pet, for each run. Being able to place a value if possible to where the AutoKey stops buying. That's quite abstract. Sure you can perform some routine X ammount of times.
Now, you should know the condition that will end that cycle. You still have the for-cycles, while-cycles, and etc.
If you want to perform the buying routine every X ammount of time (time would be the condition), use a. Yes it is sounding more like computer programing now. C class I took was about 6 years ago. I had not had much of a need to use it since then. And, it was a class that I was not very strong in.
It seems that programing language has changed a lot over the years. The earlier classes only covered programing with an assignment to tell someone how to walk from the class from all the way out side the building we were in, with very specific terms.

That was around 1985, and maybe 1990. The term to when to stop buying can be quite tricky. After all, you can look at the pet, and guess how expensive it may run in its initial buying frenzy. But, that would be based on how many dollar amounts. At what dollar amount I would want to stop. It becomes even much more abstract, in a bidding war, to guess how many times I can bid, and may get in the bid for it to stop rather than the dollar amount to stop.
It sounds like I will need to familiarize myself with this new programing lanuage and the different functions they do. Are their commands like what I learned in C, which are also logic terms such as ' if this, then that'?