Roulette bot version 2

Dustan05 · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Fri Feb 21, 2020 2:05 am

Hi, very interesting code! Is it possible to extract text from a part of the screen in order to recognize for each spin what was the last number?
Thank you

jw705 · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:01 pm

hi this thread is ideal for me, im trying to customise some of the code people have posted already

i am so inexperienced but thought id have a go, and now i have no idea

ive tried to make 2 functions red and black as i want the macro to wait for 4/5 reds or blacks in a row before placing a bet on the opposite colour,

wait for 5 red or black
bet - on either red or black depending on streak having trouble figuring out how i can do this
check colour - if win reloop, if lose rebet
rebet - double click on button at coord
essentially repeating these last 2 steps until win

Code:

function("Red")
                              Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("180", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                              Macro.Pause("10000")
                              Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("180", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                              Macro.Pause("10000")
                              Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("180", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                              Macro.Pause("10000")
                              Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("180", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                              Macro.Pause("10000")
                         end
function
function("Black")
                         Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("47", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                         Macro.Pause("10000")
                         Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("47", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                         Macro.Pause("10000")
                         Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("47", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                         Macro.Pause("10000")
                         Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("47", "47", "36", "691", "363")
                         Macro.Pause("10000")
                    end
function
function("Place bet") // also this depends what colour streak//
     Mouse.Click at coordinate relative to window("1", "1", "1", "1", "1")
 end
function("Check if we won")
     begin
          Variable.Set("won", "no")
          if  Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be (RGB)("47", "47", "36", "691", "363")

               begin
                    
               end

Syrifina · **Thanked:** 1 time(s) **Posted:** Sat Mar 14, 2020 9:31 pm

I guess the first question I would have is what are you doing while you're waiting for 5 reds/blacks? Are you betting or spinning without betting?

For now let's take that part out and just talk about how to switch the bets. I think the easiest way would be to add a couple more variables.
- First add a count: variable.set ("count", 0)
- then you check if you won. If you did then add 1 to the count: variable.increment ("count", 1)
- if not, you want to reset the count to 0
- next add an "if" statement that looks at the count to see if it hits 5; if so, then you want to switch the color (explained next)

To switch colors of where you are betting, you will need more variables. Basically you will need 2 functions for betting as well; 1 for betting on red and 1 for betting on black. So set those up with the coordinates to bet on each.
- then add the variable: variable.set ("color", red); or whatever color you want to start betting on.
- after the count hits 5, change the value of "color" to "the other color": variable.set ("color", black)
- I would continue this allowing the count to hit 10. At 10 I would switch back to red
- then reset the count: variable.set ("count", 0)
-- I think that should cycle it indefinitely between the colors

To switch between the betting functions, (at the top in the video) add function.execute("{color}"). The function to execute is a variable.
- which means at first the macro will bet on red (the first value we set the variable color as), but after the count reaches 5, the variable "color" will switch to "black" and BEM will read: function.execute("black")...because black is now the value of color. Then at 10 it switches to red again, you reset the count to 0, and everything keeps going.

Hope that makes sense. Many brand new people to BEM that come for roulette only, usually want to jump straight in on very complicated macros. It's much easy to learn if you get the basics down first. For example, follow along with Gigus' video and get that working. Then try adding some features and see if you run into problems. If you run into problems, then just post a question and we can try to help. Additionally, for what I wrote above to work, you do need parts of Gigus' macro working (like spinning, checking if you won, etc.). Give it a try.

jw705 · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 06, 2020 8:29 am

so its playing live roullette so between the spins just waiting for another pop up to show colour.

this is what ive come up with so far still being new and just keeping at it trail and error. but now instead of waiting until the black streak gets to 5, somehow the bot thinks it does and bets on red too soon, the site i use is skybet i cant see where ive made a mistake

Code:

 begin
     Window.Set always on top("Live Roulette - Play casino games online | Sky Casino Online - Google Chrome", "no", "yes")
 end
 begin loop()
     Macro.Report progress("Reading")
     Function.Execute("black")
     Function.Execute("red")
     Function.Execute("check")
     Function.Execute("check1")
 end

function("red")
     if  Color.At coordinate is within (RGB range)("180", "46", "37", "15", "1010", "570")
          begin
               Function.Execute("redwin")
               Macro.Pause("3000")
          end
function

function("redwin")
     begin
          Variable.Increment (Math)("red")
          Variable.Set("black", "0")
          Macro.Pause("3000")
     end
function

function("black")
     if  Color.At coordinate is within (RGB range)("47", "47", "47", "10", "1010", "570")
          begin
               Function.Execute("blackwin")
               Macro.Report progress("black won")
          end
function

function("blackwin")
     begin
          Variable.Set("red", "0")
          Variable.Increment (Math)("black")
          Macro.Pause("3000")
     end
function

function("check")
     if  Variable.Is equal to("red", "5")
          begin
               Macro.Report progress("red variable is equal to 5")
               Function.Execute("redstreak")
          end
     if  Variable.Is equal to("black", "5")
          begin
               Macro.Report progress("black variable is equal to 5")
               Function.Execute("blackstreak")
          end
function

function("redstreak")
     begin
          Mouse.Click at coordinate relative to window("1040", "903", "left", "Live Roulette - Play casino games online | Sky Casino Online - Google Chrome", "no")
          Macro.Pause("5000")
     end
function

function("blackstreak")
     begin
          Mouse.Click at coordinate relative to window("960", "903", "left", "Live Roulette - Play casino games online | Sky Casino Online - Google Chrome", "no")
          Macro.Pause("5000")
     end
function

function("check1")
     if  Variable.Is greater than (Math)("red", "5")
          begin
               Macro.Report progress("red variable is greater than 5")
               Function.Execute("rebet")
          end
     if  Variable.Is greater than (Math)("black", "5")
          begin
               Macro.Report progress("black variable is greater than 5")
               Function.Execute("rebet")
          end
function

function("rebet")
     begin
          Mouse.Click at coordinate relative to window("1005", "960", "left", "Live Roulette - Play casino games online | Sky Casino Online - Google Chrome", "no")
          Mouse.Click at coordinate relative to window("1005", "960", "left", "Live Roulette - Play casino games online | Sky Casino Online - Google Chrome", "no")
          Macro.Pause("5000")
     end
function
 

Syrifina · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 06, 2020 9:49 pm

Your colors may be off considering:

In RGB:
red should be (or close to): 255 0 0
and black should be : 0 0 0

Which may be normal for this game because they are shades of red and black. Also consider you have set tolerances in there since you used "range" of 15 and 10...meaning they can be off quite a bit and still give a positive result. Considering black is first, this may be why it's always saying black won...but there's more:

I think you have the coordinates off also. If you look at your color checks, both red and black use the same coordinates. Usually in roulette, there's a "table" with columns for red, zero, and black...meaning the winning indicator would be in a different spot for each color respectively. I would definitely look into that. To me, logically, the coordinates should be different (at least for how you seem to be checking for the winner).

So it may be a combination of those two. The red you are using is a dark red and considering the tolerances of both...it may always be saying black. Or kinda vice-versa, it's only looking in the black spot and with the tolerances it always sees black (I don't know what color is behind black, like when you don't win. If there's not so much contrast then with the tolerances it may always say black no matter what).

Here's a way to tell what's going on: So after you run the script open the execution log. It will tell you exactly what it's doing. If it's saying that black is always winning (even though it's not), it means your colors or coordinates are off - which in this case I think they are both inaccurate. Or perhaps you will notice something else that is not behaving properly.

Hope that helps.

Syrifina · **Thanked:** 1 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 06, 2020 10:52 pm

Oh yea...one more thing I noticed but this shouldn't have any thing to do with the current problem you are having is your function "check". You have that check if the variable is exactly 5. You know that will only happen once...meaning all other scenarios are that the variable is less than or greater than 5.

That function executes red and black streaks. Whatever you have it clicking on in the those streak functions will only happen once (unless the color switches). I realize you have might want to know when it's on a streak and maybe that's only once, but keep in mind whatever it's clicking will only happen once also.

The rebet function should be fine since it's greater than and it's not tied to "check" or "streaks".

jw705 · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 13, 2020 12:46 am

Syrifina wrote:

Oh yea...one more thing I noticed but this shouldn't have any thing to do with the current problem you are having is your function "check". You have that check if the variable is exactly 5. You know that will only happen once...meaning all other scenarios are that the variable is less than or greater than 5.

That function executes red and black streaks. Whatever you have it clicking on in the those streak functions will only happen once (unless the color switches). I realize you have might want to know when it's on a streak and maybe that's only once, but keep in mind whatever it's clicking will only happen once also.

The rebet function should be fine since it's greater than and it's not tied to "check" or "streaks".

yeah its all working as it should now but this time its not recognising another colour change once it starts to bet, i got a feeling thats because of the pauses but without the pauses it would bet multiple times before its had a chance to spin. is there any way to only execute the redstreak and blackstreak once, then once a new streak of 5 same again as it seems to loop them hence the need for a long pause

also id just like to say really appreciate the help

Syrifina · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 13, 2020 5:20 am

Well it depends on if the game spins automatically after a set amount of time or if you have to hit spin.

If the game spins automatically=
- time it and see what that delay is
- shorten your macro.pauses to 100-500ms
- only add one pause after rebet (or whenever you bet) for that set amount of "spinning time"
-- then it won't check again until after it's done spinning
--- or see below

If you have to hit spin=
- then you control the time...so I doubt that's what's happening in your game

So, when I'm scripting a macro I think to myself how do I know something happened or that I need to do something else. Then think of a way to script that in. For example you could have BEM look for something that tells you it's done spinning so now it's time to check if you won. How can you tell it's done spinning? What are the visual indicators; what do you see; what changed on-screen? If you use visual indicators for events, you don't have to worry about timing it. I usually only try to time things if I can't find any feasible visual indicators for events or it's a static time period that doesn't change.

I have a couple of roulette macros that I've posted on the forum. For some I have a static spin time and the others I found visual indicators...it depends on the site you're playing on.

jw705 · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Tue Apr 14, 2020 7:08 pm

Syrifina wrote:

Well it depends on if the game spins automatically after a set amount of time or if you have to hit spin.

If the game spins automatically=
- time it and see what that delay is
- shorten your macro.pauses to 100-500ms
- only add one pause after rebet (or whenever you bet) for that set amount of "spinning time"
-- then it won't check again until after it's done spinning
--- or see below

If you have to hit spin=
- then you control the time...so I doubt that's what's happening in your game

So, when I'm scripting a macro I think to myself how do I know something happened or that I need to do something else. Then think of a way to script that in. For example you could have BEM look for something that tells you it's done spinning so now it's time to check if you won. How can you tell it's done spinning? What are the visual indicators; what do you see; what changed on-screen? If you use visual indicators for events, you don't have to worry about timing it. I usually only try to time things if I can't find any feasible visual indicators for events or it's a static time period that doesn't change.

I have a couple of roulette macros that I've posted on the forum. For some I have a static spin time and the others I found visual indicators...it depends on the site you're playing on.

thanks there is a indicator when its the end of a spin so when i get home i will edit the macro, do you have an idea how i would best change it to wait until its popped up as there is a colour and number pop up in the bottom right of the window, would it be as simple as adding a if colour at coordinate or something else

Syrifina · **Thanked:** 1 time(s) **Posted:** Tue Apr 14, 2020 11:40 pm

Quote:

would it be as simple as adding a if colour at coordinate

Yes it can be.

You could use:
- if color at coordinate is...
- if color at coordinate is not...
- wait for color at coordinate to be...
- wait for color at coordinate not to be...
- wait for color at coordinate to change...
- wait for pixel pattern to appear...
- wait for pixel pattern to disappear...

Lots of ways you could do it. Browse through the documentation pages for more ideas.

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