Blue Eye Macro

[quote="l5741120"]
[code]a)using auto-aiming at first(faster than Manual,but the crosshair will stick at wrong part).
b)cancel the auto-aiming(cancel the stick)
c)moving down the mouse as fast as possible(otherwise the crosshair will out of the target)
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Well. There's nothing to do about it. It's as good as it gets.

You can not move the crosshair faster than the game itself allows using either the mouse or keyboard.
I think they keyboard implementation is the most reliable in this case though.

[quote="aweawe94"]Better not using mouse macro , cause it will be 100% detect on dmo[/quote]

Well, check the forum you're in. We're not talking about DMO.

just use the program with the save way friends :)

Better not using mouse macro , cause it will be 100% detect on dmo

Thx for reply at first.

The process I wished is following:
[code]a)using auto-aiming at first(faster than Manual,but the crosshair will stick at wrong part).
b)cancel the auto-aiming(cancel the stick)
c)moving down the mouse as fast as possible(otherwise the crosshair will out of the target)
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ya,half-auto macro.

You're right...the pattern of tanks are too much,but the crosshair only three color:green,orange and red.
I have a question:
the "look for pixel pattern" is searching all the pixel of the screen or just detected the mouse point?

at the end,sorry about my poor english :oops:

I've not played WoT, but I believe you're not doing it wrong. Logically, it's the game. If mouse/camera moves would have been instant, it would be unrealistic.

There is no way for BEM to move the crosshair/camera faster than what the game/program allows, even if the mouse have moved further or faster.

If you don't want auto aim to do the targeting for you, you could set up a "look for pixel pattern", but I believe the tanks are different and the pattern would differ too much. Is there "anything" that's exactly the same? If so, you could try it.

[code]
begin
//looks for pattern and saves coordinates in TargetX and TargetY variable.
Color.Find pixel pattern("pattern here", "0", "yes", "TargetX", "TargetY")
//moves to coordinates in variable TargetX and TargetY
Mouse.Move to coordinate("{TargetX}", "{TargetY}")
// Wait for crosshair to find target.
Macro.Pause("1000")
// Your attack commands after this.
end
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Find pixel pattern docu:
[url]http://www.blueeye-macro.com/viewtopic.php?f=162&t=307[/url]
Wait for pixel pattern docu:
[url]http://www.blueeye-macro.com/viewtopic.php?f=162&t=577[/url]

[color=#0000BF]The initial setting in game is following:
left,right,down and up = camera control
mouse move = crosshair control
left click = fire
right click = auto-aiming
keyboard "e" = cancel auto-aiming[/color]

The auto-aiming is very bad(it aim the hardest parts),so I tried to Improve it as following thinking:
[code]
Mouse.Click("right")
Macro.Pause("1000") //waiting the crosshair move to the target
Keyboard.Press key("e") //cancle the auto-aiming
Macro.Pause("50")
Mouse.Move in direction("down", "50")//move the crosshair down
Macro.Pause("100")
Mouse.Click("left")//fire
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But the parts of moving crosshair doesn't work [color=#FF0000]in battle[/color](but work in garage),Even use
[code]Mouse.Set coordinate("980", "50")[/code]or
[code] Mouse.Move in direction("down", "50")[/code]


I've seen all the topic in the Macros / Bots / Tools category,tring to find out a way to move the mouse in battle(not in garage)for auto-aiming,but only work like this
[code]
Keyboard.Hold keys("{<down>}")
Macro.Pause("50")
Keyboard.Release keys("{<down>}")
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keyboard hold and release is a bad way for auto-aiming..
(move the crosshair by moving the camera is useless after canceling the auto-aim)


So my question is
[color=#FF0000]How to I moving down the crosshair(mouse) directly in battle?[/color]