Uopilot Script Commands [extra | Quality]

repeat 7 // Combat Loop Start send tab 1000 // Target nearest enemy send 1 1500 // Use skill 1 send 2 3000 // Use skill 2 wait 1s // Brief pause send 2 2000 // Use skill 2 again end_repeat // End of loop

"Alright, let’s get to work," he whispered, his fingers flying across the keyboard to draft the logic.

repeat 10 left // Click 10 times end_repeat uopilot script commands

: Executes the block if the pixel does not match the specified color. 6. Variables and Basic Mathematics

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. repeat 7 // Combat Loop Start send tab

As with any automation tool, the key to success is a thorough understanding of the command language and careful testing of your scripts. Start with small, simple scripts and gradually increase their complexity as you gain confidence with the various commands available.

FINDCOLOR 0,0,1024,768, "0000FF" IF ERR != 0 BEEP SEND "Color not found, stopping." END ENDIF Variables and Basic Mathematics But then, the sensor

if_not x, y color – Executes the block only if the pixel color does not match.

Activate and resize Notepad.

Write timestamped clicks to a log file.

: The most important command for stability. By default, it uses milliseconds (e.g., wait 500 for 0.5s), but you can also use wait 5s or wait 1m for longer pauses. 🔢 Working with Variables