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RoM Bot

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* [[RoM Getting started|Getting started]] - Download the installation files and run the demo
* [[RoM Configuration|Configuration]] - Configure the RoM bot to your needs
* [[RoM Waypoinf files|Waypoint files]] - Working with waypoint files
* [[RoM Functions|Functions]] - List of functions you can use in your own profile events and waypoint files.
* [[RoM Variables|Variables]] - List of important variables you can use in your own profile events and waypoint files.
* [[RoM Custom Scripting|Examples & Tutorials]] - Learn how to do various tasks with the RoM Bot.
* [[RoM Troubleshooting|Troubleshooting]] - How you can help yourself if you get problems.
* [[RoM FAQ|FAQ]] - For all those overly-common problems or questions.

'''Other resources:'''
* [http://theromwiki.com/index.php/List_of_Functions API List of Functions]
* [http://theromwiki.com/index.php/List_of_Events API List of Events]
* [http://pwsdb.narod.ru/cyrdos.html Cyrillic->DOS Converter (useful for Russian client fixes)]

RoM FAQ

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== My heals/buffs aren't working! Why? ==
Open the Interface Settings menu in-game. Under 'Controls', you should have Click-to-move and Auto self-cast checked.

== Sometimes the chat opens up causing the bot to stop working. What can I do? ==
Open the Key Bindings menu in-game. Scroll down to the Message Window section, and look for 'Say'. Set both hotkeys to Undefined (click the button, then press Escape). Click OK and that's it.

RoM Bot

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Mouse Control

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== mouseSet ==
'''mouseSet(x, y)'''

Sets the mouse's screen position to (x,y), where x and y are integers. Coordinates are absolute. See [[Mouse_Control#mouseMove|mouseMove()]] to specify relative coordinates.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseSet(100, 200); -- This will move the mouse to (100,200)
</source>

== mouseMove ==
'''mouseMove(x, y)'''

Moves the mouse (x,y) pixels, where x and y are integers. Coordinates are relative. See [[Mouse_Control#mouseSet|mouseSet()]] to specify absolute coordinates.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseMove(5, 10); -- This will move the mouse right 5 pixels and down 10
</source>

== mouseLClick ==
'''mouseLClick()'''

Clicks the left mouse button.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseLClick(); -- The left mouse button will be clicked
</source>

== mouseMClick ==
'''mouseMClick()'''

Clicks the middle (or wheel) mouse button.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseMClick(); -- The middle/wheel mouse button will be clicked
</source>

== mouseRClick ==
'''mouseRClick()'''

Clicks the right mouse button.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseRClick(); -- The right mouse button will be clicked
</source>

== mouseLHold ==
'''mouseLHold()'''

Holds down the left mouse button until a left click or left release. Use [[Mouse_Control#mouseLRelease|mouseLRelease()]] to release.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseLHold(); -- The left mouse button will be held down. Click or use mouseLRelease to release
</source>

== mouseMHold ==
'''mouseMHold()'''

Holds down the middle/wheel mouse button until a middle/wheel click or middle/wheel button release. Use [[Mouse_Control#mouseMRelease|mouseMRelease()]] to release.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseLHold(); -- The middle/wheel mouse button will be held down. Click or use mouseMRelease to release
</source>

== mouseRHold ==
'''mouseRHold()'''

Holds down the right mouse button until a right click or right release. Use [[Mouse_Control#mouseRRelease|mouseRRelease()]] to release.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseRHold(); -- The right mouse button will be held down. Click or use mouseRRelease to release
</source>

== mouseLRelease ==
'''mouseLRelease()'''

Releases the left mouse button, if held down.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseLRelease(); -- The left mouse button is no longer being held
</source>

== mouseMRelease ==
'''mouseMRelease()'''

Releases the middle/wheel mouse button, if held down.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseRRelease(); -- The right mouse button is no longer being held
</source>

== mouseRRelease ==
'''mouseRRelease()'''

Releases the right mouse button, if held down.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseRRelease(); -- The right mouse button is no longer being held
</source>

== mouseWheelMove ==
'''mouseWheelMove()'''

Move the mouse wheel up or down by 'amount'. 'amount' can be either positive (up) or negative (down). An 'amount' of 100 is roughly one 'tick' of the wheel.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseWheelMove(100); -- The mouse wheel will be scrolled up 100 units.
</source>

== mouseGetPos ==
'''x,y mouseGetPos()'''

Retrieve the screen coordinates of the mouse. Returns two integers: x and y.

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
x,y = mouseGetPos();
printf("mouse_x: %d, mouse_y: %d", x, y); -- display the coordinates of the mouse
</source>

== mouseSetDelay ==
'''mouseSetDelay()'''

Similar to [[Keyboard_Control#keyboardSetDelay|keyboardSetDelay()]], this function sets the delay (in miliseconds) between click and release for functions like [[Mouse_Control#mouseLClick|mouseLClick()]] and [[Mouse_Control#mouseRClick|mouseRClick()]].

'''Example'''
<source lang="lua">
mouseSetDelay(100); -- The mouse delay is now 100ms
</source>