Blue Eye Macro

From what I saw from your previous posts, you stated it wasn't attacking the yellow squares.

Your attack function is executed first, so it shows up at the beginning of the log. On line 4 you see:
That's checking for the yellow color. On the next line you see:That means it didn't find the yellow color and therefore didn't attack (or execute anything further in that "if" statement...because the condition wasn't true). You need to use the Investigator tool and resample the colors.

Yes, Syrifina is right. Your "attack" function is not detecting the yellow box, which is the monster sprite. Check if the color in the macro is the same as the color of the sprite by using the investigate tool. Aside from this you can also check the resolution of the RO you're playing by checking it in the settings.

Hi Syrifina,

Thanks for your advice. I have checked the colours using "investigate" and it rightly indicated RGB 255 255 (please find attached). The issue is that the mouse just moves (and not even to the yellow colored boxes) and doesn't even click.

As for the screen resolution 1280X768x32.

I dont know what else i can do.. Hope you can provide further advice.
Thanks!

@arcaine

In your attachment the Investigator tool is blank, it's not showing you anything yet. You need to take a screenshot with the Investigator tool open. It will load the screenshot and you'll be able to select colors.

I'll admit that the square colors are 255, 255, 0...but if you can't take a screenshot with the Investigator tool then BEM won't be able to detect them. When you hit printscreen, does it load in the Investigator tool? If not, you probably need to enable/disable DirectX capturing (whatever setting you're not currently using)...I can't tell since you don't have a screenshot loaded.

But I'm certain from the log that BEM is not seeing those blocks.

My apologies. it seems like i had attached the wrong photo. It did load in the investigator tool - as you can see in the attachment. It just won't click (in fact at all) or move to the yellow boxes.

Hello, can you help me please, I changed the SPR of the items and it works well as a withdrawal, but the item inside the inventory looks normal, how can I make the altered image also appear in the inventory?



note that the normal image of the item appears in the inventory, but when I throw it on the ground the modified SPR works

I managed to change the same item but the .bpm, just search the item and find his .bpm

does anyone know where to find the SPR of the character's life and mana? PLEASE

How do I set this up to attack all mobs in a map?

Update: so I tested the BOT first. I managed to change the monster sprite but the BOT won't attack. It detected the color correctly but it won't click on it. The cursor will just hover the monster then slide up diagonally.

What should I do?

I read your previous answers and you stated that you could not install virtual drivers without being detect by gepards, this is probably why your mouse isn’t clicking.
You can try changing the command in your macro “color.click at the closest...” to “colour.click at color...” and see if it clicks on any yellow (if it clicks than its another problem and not the lack of virtual driver), but i am pretty certain it is the lack of virtual drivers that its the problem here.

In your log, BEM can identify yellow but as the mouse doesn’t click at the yellow color, the monster will not die and disappear, thats why you get this till the monster walks out the screen:

Checking if: Color.Can be located on screen (RGB)(R: 0, G: 0, B: 255, Range: 0)
Result: Yes
Executing: Mouse.Click at color closest to coordinate (RGB)(R: 0, G: 0, B: 255, Range: 0, X Coordinate: 640, Y Coordinate: 375, Mouse Button: left)
Executing: Humanly.Pause(Timespan from: 400, Timespan to: 500)
Checking if: Color.Can not be located on screen (RGB)(R: 0, G: 0, B: 255, Range: 0)
Result: No
Executing: Mouse.Click at color closest to coordinate (RGB)(R: 0, G: 0, B: 255, Range: 0, X Coordinate: 640, Y Coordinate: 375, Mouse Button: left)
Executing: Humanly.Pause(Timespan from: 400, Timespan to: 500)
Checking if: Color.Can not be located on screen (RGB)(R: 0, G: 0, B: 255, Range: 0)
Result: No

EDIT: Actually i read the log wrong sorry, Syrifina and vincent are right, the macro isn’t detecting the color yellow, you could try using another color as monster sprite or try using a bigger range.