Hi,
I am trying to work something for the game tribalwars.
This is the page from where the program will perform its actions:
![Posted Image]()
With this code, I am able to send to one coordinate 5 spear man (I currently have 9 as you can see on the image).
Every coordinate = one village. This is the most repetitive task to send N amount of soldiers to X, Y destination.
What I would like is that the $xcoord & &ycoord change every "loop".
By example:
First time the program send to x=388 & y=759 5 spear man
2nd time x=345 & y=747
.
.
.
N times (which correspond to the amount of 5 men pack available).
Also, I am wondering how I could get the information for the program when the troop return (look at the bottom of the image, there is a timer telling me when the troop will come back).
This information would be used to wake-up the bot so he can send to the next coordinate the returning troops.
I am trying to work something for the game tribalwars.
This is the page from where the program will perform its actions:
![Posted Image](http://imageshack.us/a/img407/8052/43569184.png)
;script farm Global $xcoord=388 Global $ycoord=759 MouseClick("left",1225,338) Sleep(100) Send(5) Sleep(100) MouseClick("left",1221,506) Sleep(100) send($xcoord) Sleep(200) Send($ycoord) Sleep(100) Send("{TAB}") Sleep(100) send("{ENTER}") Sleep(2000)
With this code, I am able to send to one coordinate 5 spear man (I currently have 9 as you can see on the image).
Every coordinate = one village. This is the most repetitive task to send N amount of soldiers to X, Y destination.
What I would like is that the $xcoord & &ycoord change every "loop".
By example:
First time the program send to x=388 & y=759 5 spear man
2nd time x=345 & y=747
.
.
.
N times (which correspond to the amount of 5 men pack available).
Also, I am wondering how I could get the information for the program when the troop return (look at the bottom of the image, there is a timer telling me when the troop will come back).
This information would be used to wake-up the bot so he can send to the next coordinate the returning troops.