Here's a video, It's really bad quality but you get the point!
(I just uploaded it so it might not be available yet)
I have some rules before you try this app. First, here's how to use I use it. I do NOT know if it'll work ANY other way or in ANY other circumstances.
What operating system do I use?
-I'm using windows XP.
What program is used to write this application?
-I wrote the program in AutoIt. If you want to edit the program, download the program.
How do I run the game to make this work?
-I ran the game in windowed mode, at 800x600. Because it was easier to edit the program that way.
-I moved the window of the game to the top left corner of the screen, THIS IS IMPORTANT!
How did I run the applicaion within the game?
-I have a Belkin N52TE gamepad. This allows me to run scripts and applications while I'm in the game. Do I know how you'll achieve this without this gamepad? NO. Do I care? NO! If you really want to use this, you'll figure it out.
Do I guarantee this will work?
-Heck no, it worked for me, that's all I care about. I included the source code so if you wanna make it work for you, be my guest.
What is included in the RAR file.
-I've include the program (.exe) and the source (.au3).
Is this program perfect?
-HECK NO! Sometimes it'll take a planet to "Depleted," other times it'll be left at "Good".
Does it detect Element Zero?
-No, I did this on purpose. Element Zero concentrations are generally lower than normal ones, therefore most people want to extract the most element zero as possible, so if there is element zero on a planet, you'll have to find it yourself. Of course you will still hear the distinctive "Beep" if the scanner runs over an element zero deposit, but you'll just have to find it and send a probe yourself.
Does it screw up if there is an anomoly on the planet.
-Yes. Find the anomoly first then run the program.
Does it sometimes freeze?
-Yes, do I care? No. Deal with it.
Do I care that my program that I've written to work with MY SYSTEM doesn't work for YOUR SYSTEM?
-HECK NO. Deal with it.
How to I stop this script?
-Mash the "n" key. It's that simple. It SHOULD stop. If it doesn't, it'll run it's course then stop on it's own.
Is the script adjustable?
-Yes, but it involves editing it. Download autoit then follow these steps.
-To open the source code, you might have to right click on it and click "edit."
-Really, just open the source code, change the "$bottom" variable to something higher if you want it to detect lower peaks, and something lower if you want it to decect only higher peaks. I think it's around 340 right now, so if you wanted to detect lower peaks, change it to 350 or so, and if you want it to only detect higher peaks, change it to 330 or so.
-Then save the source code.
-Right click on the source code file, and click "compile."
-Now you have your own custom .exe. Run that file and that's your program.
How do I use this program?
1. Start the game
2. Change it to windowed mode.
3. Change the resolution to 800x600.
4. Move the window the the top left of the screen.
5. Navigate to an unscanned planet.
6. Figure out how to run the program while you are in the game. I use a gamepad to do this. You could probably also use some mouse software that allows you to program it's buttons.
7. Start the scanner.
8. Hit the button to start the auto scanner application. (I use my programmed button.)
9. Sit back and watch it scan.
So, here are the files. If you want help editing the program to work for you, ask it here. If you want me to make it work for you, I will not. I will also explain anything here you would like.
http://www.box.net/shared/tnbj15dhrb
Modifié par corrado33, 11 février 2010 - 11:25 .




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