Any basic documentation would be helpful.

[JamesMiWyatt]

With ToonFest going on, the Toon Gods have blessed me with learning about this program. But it's a blessing & a curse.

The learning curve is pretty darn high.. All the info on https://old.preisser-it.de/tt-mausklick/ is majorly outdated. Nothing to checkmark, or edit to make your own scripts.

Just XML script executer.

The flower planting script is da'Bomb!

An incomplete pond list is sad. Not even for the pond in my own home..

"I gotta learn XML to modify these?"

I can follow most of it.. scan 1 & 2? what's the X&Y high limit? How do I determine what they are?

Sad Toon..

[kpreisser]

Hi,

sorry for the lack of documentation about the Mouse Click Simulator. (My initial goal was to create a new version of the original simulator that was able to work with TT Rewritten, and has a new code base that I could make open-source.)

What exactly do you want to do with the mouse click simulator?

Basically, the simulator has fixed "Actions" that are programmed in the source code, and these actions can be called by XML files.

Currently, the following TT-specific actions are implemented:

• AutomaticFishing: Scans the screen for fish "shadows"/"bubbles" and then casts the rod to this shadow. It has parameters scan1, scan2, bubbleColorRgb and toleranceRgb. You can find more information about these attributes in #8.
  XML files for fishing actions usually execute this action 19 times (using a Loop action).
• StraightFishing: Does not scan the screen for fish shadows, but instead casts the rod straight forward. This is usually the last action in the fishing XML files, to ensure the toon is standing in the correct direction in order to move the toon to the Fisherman.
• SellFish: Clicks on the button to sell the fish at the Fisherman.
• QuitFishing: Clicks on the "Cancel" button to quit fishing.
• PressKey: Presses a key on the keyboard (e.g. arrow keys).
• WriteText: Writes the specified text into the TT Rewritten window.
• SpeedChat: Clicks on a speedchat menu item.
• Pause: Waits for the specified time before continuing with the next action.

For help about how to create your own Action (e.g. to click on a specific place) and how to determine the mouse coordinates that must be used for that, you can see issue #24.

If you have more questions, you can ask here.

Thanks!