Regardless of which language you choose, understanding basic script structure is crucial. Each command in UOPilot must occupy its own line, with the first word representing the command itself and subsequent words serving as parameters. The program supports both numerical and string variables, using the # prefix for numerical variables and $ for string variables.
: The core of decision making. You can now check for multiple conditions using logical operators like and or or . uopilot script commands updated
If you're looking for a specific command for a complex task like OCR (Optical Character Recognition) or multi-window management , let me know and we can dive deeper! Regardless of which language you choose, understanding basic
WHILE $RUNNING == 1 // Fast pixel search in region 100,200 to 300,400 FINDPIXEL_FAST 100,200,300,400,0xFF0000,10,$RESULT_X,$RESULT_Y : The core of decision making
These fundamental commands form the backbone of any basic UOPilot macro. They handle mouse movements, clicks, and keystrokes. Mouse Actions