Uopilot Script Commands !!top!! Instant

This command works as a conditional test, typically used within if statements to control script flow.

Use WAITCOLOR or file-based flags ( FILEWRITE + FILEREAD ) to synchronize two UOPilot instances.

: Assigns a numerical value to a variable (variables starting with # are local, $ are strings).

: Moves the mouse cursor to the specified coordinates without clicking. move 500 400 Use code with caution.

Here are a few examples of Uopilot script commands in action:

: Pauses the script for a specified time in milliseconds. Example : wait 1000 (pauses for 1 second). Say : Sends text to the active window. Example : say hello world

: Types out an entire string of text. This is often used for automated chat messages.

: Drags an item or window from the first set of coordinates to the second. 4. Timing and Flow Control Commands

repeat 10 left // Click 10 times end_repeat

Comments are lines of text that the script ignores. They are vital for organizing your code and leaving notes for yourself.

if x, y color // Commands to run if the color matches else // Commands to run if the color does not match end_if Use code with caution. Color Check Modifiers

:MAIN_LOOP // Search for low HP indicator (red pixel at specific location) FINDCOLOR 100, 50, 200, 100, "FF2222"

But then, the sensor feed flickered. A strange, pulsating violet light appeared where the red ore should have been. The script paused, its logic frozen by the unexpected hue.

: Variables are defined using the set command. Numerical variables : Prefix with # (e.g., set #count 10 ).