FFXV-ANE Resource Farming Script Proof Of Concept

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It's better to let user input from dialog than editing files.

Some problem i got is when you attack the same farm, for example if i send 3 marches (one with hero who has a march speed bonus) there's a time that a march is on top of farm when the script are trying to click it, and instead it selects the march and the script fails, you just need to attack a different farm per march to let the script works fine 

I haven't find a workaround for my problem, there's not a way to send an attack without having to click in the empire first

Hello zenkrye,

thank you very much for your hard work.
I was able to experience successful results with your script. But I also tried some possibilities to improve the stability and the speed of march-sending.

waitClick("Search.png")
wait("SearchX.png")
type(Location(265, 368),tbl[z][1]) --type x coordinate
wait("SearchY.png")
type(Location(483, 372),tbl[z][2]) --type y coordinate
waitClick("SearchGoto.png")
waitVanish("SearchGoto.png")
click(Location(420, 650)) --open attack window
waitClick("Attack.png", 60)
waitVanish("Attack.png", 60)
--waitClick("QueueMax.png")
click(Location(525, 940)) --max siege count
click(Location(525, 940)) --max siege count (necessary if banner appears)
click(Location(525, 940)) --max siege count (necessary if banner appears)
click(Location(500, 1020)) --send march
--waitClick("March.png")
waitVanish("March.png", 60)
waitClick("EmpireCenter.png", 60)
In your sendmarch() function I made some personal tweaks.

After searching and finding an empire by entering the coordinates you were clicking on the center of the found empire, but I used different coordinates to click on the edge of the empire tile. I had some problems when marches were already on the tile, so I was clicking on the currently marching troops. Therefore I think clicking on the edge of the empire tile is the best option to prevent problems here.

To enter the march-sending-menu you click on the empire and click on attack. Unfortunately there are some problems with this method. When clicking on an empire, the game sends a check to the server to check the current power level, guild, and other information. Therefore it can require some seconds until the attack option is available.
I would recommend to double-click an empire here, so that you can skip the server check and go directly to the marching window. This saves time and decreases the dependency of server time. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get the doubleClick(Location(x,y)) function to work somehow. The script didn't seem to find the function at all. Two lines of click() didn't work, too. So maybe we need to build a double click function ourselves to make it work.

Since mostly sieges are used for rss farming, I wanted to prevent the QueueMax button, since it sends the wrong troops for rss farming. Therefore I tried to select the sieges by drag'n'dropping the slider of sieges, but I found an easier way to max the slider. It's enough to click just between the end of the slider and between the number box. When clicking on the right spot, the bar will automatically fill up with max march size.



I had to use the same click code 3 times, because sometimes when there are some events, like arriving marches or marches coming back, sometimes there were some popups in the screen which prevented the input. Therefore I use 3 clicks to make the popup disappear and still take my input.

Since the "March" button isn't dependent on the server time it was enough to click on that button via coordinates, which skips the image-search-time of waitClick and reduces the sending time by around 1 sec.

I added a secondsTimer of 60s to the important waitClick functions, so that the scripts waits enough until the server responds. Sometimes I had the case that I had to wait around 5secs until a button appeared, but the waitClick function throws an exception during that time. Therefore I guess the 60secs are enough buffer time.

Aside from that I like the idea of entering the farms via the coords.txt file, because I have some farms in my area, whose coords I entered into the file and the script kept going through all the coords one by one. Maybe a userDialog like the snapAndRecord could be useful where you choose "start script", "show coordinates", "edit coordinates". Afterwards when choosing "edit coordinates" then some kind of window opens where you can add more x,y values to be automatically saved into the coords file without having to manually open and edit the file itself.

With these tweaks I was able to make the script run pretty well. I'm interested in improving the script and open for new ideas.

Regards
Rhazel