; Find and click Play button – using tolerance FindImage, "play_button.bmp", 0,0, 1920,1080, 30, btnX, btnY If, btnX > 0 MouseMove, btnX, btnY, 40, 1, 0 ; bezier movement Click, left Else ShowMessage, "Play button not found." Exit EndIf
WinGetHandle, "Calculator", calcH WinSetTransparent, calcH, 180 The heart of many Uopilot scripts is pixel detection. The new update introduces a fast mode that bypasses certain Windows graphics layers for speed, but at the cost of compatibility with some games. 4.1 FindImage – Now with Tolerance & Region Updated syntax: uopilot script commands updated
; Start moving with humanized keystrokes SendKeys, "W down", 5, 2 Wait, 3000 SendKeys, "W up", 5, 2 ; Find and click Play button – using
WaitFor, pixel, 100,200, 255,0,0, 5000, 100 IfError, ShowMessage, "Timeout: Red pixel not found." The old WaitPixel command still works in compatibility mode, but the documentation strongly discourages its use. Previous versions of Uopilot struggled with non-English window titles or invisible windows. The updated commands now use window handles (HWND) internally, making scripts more robust. 3.1 WinGetHandle – Anchor Your Scripts Syntax: Exiting
; Updated Uopilot script – No deprecated commands SetErrorLog, "C:\uopilot_log.txt", 1 ; Wait for game window WinGetHandle, "MyGame Launcher", gameH IfError ShowMessage, "Game launcher not found. Exiting." Exit EndIf
MouseMove, 500, 300, 50, 1, 0 Click, left This moves the mouse in a realistic arc rather than a straight teleport, crucial for maintaining undetected operation in modern games. One of the biggest changes in the updated Uopilot script commands is the consolidation of waiting functions. Previously, you had Wait , WaitPixel , WaitColor , WaitImage . Now, they are unified under WaitFor . 2.1 WaitFor – The Universal Condition Checker Syntax: