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lol we would do that, but if you run it multiple times, then that would only close one of them!

Or even better ... Func _Exit() Do Sleep(10) If @Compiled Then ProcessClose(@ScriptName) Else If @AutoItX64 Then ProcessClose("AutoIt3_x64.exe") Else ProcessClose("AutoIt3.exe") EndIf EndIf Until ProcessExists("AutoIt3.exe") = 0 And ProcessExists("AutoIt3_x64.exe") = 0 And ProcessExists(@ScriptName) = 0 EndFunc I run 64 bit ... Now it works for all versions

Thanks I still work on it off and on. Lets just say I take really long breaks. I don't know when I'll finish it, right now it's just a hobby on the side. I'm not an any hurry to finish it @Achilles lol ... Thats cool when you run it multiple times the balls bounce off of each other I ran it 22 times and the old Core 2 Quad was at 90% - 95% CPU usage EDIT: I didn't add a way to turn it off becuase well, it is supposed to be a joke. That's what task manager is for!

I made this for my mom's computer on april fools day. All it does is create a golf ball the bounces around your screen and off windows. It can help pass the time if you're really bored There are two versions. The standard version (Golf Ball Fun.au3) and (Golf Ball Fun No Direction Checking .au3). The second one doesn't check what direction it's moving before bouncing. Basically it can get stuck on the edge of things and can make it a little more entertaining. The only difference between the two is on lines 48 and 52. "Golf Ball Fun No Direction Checking .au3" has StringInStr($Xslope, "-") and StringInStr($Yslope, "-") removed. Thats the only difference! Why did I choose a golf ball? I have no idea ... other than my wallpaper is black so I needed a light colored object. ~ Hallman Golf_Ball_Fun.au3 Golf_Ball_Fun__No_Direction_Checking_.au3

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...amp;showfile=44unzip and put it in C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Programs\ I like it! Fun to play around with when you're bored

I was getting it mixed up then. He made it sound like it was becuase of SP1 that it didn't work. This isn't one of those XP Pro only functions right? Like the DOS command "taskkill" ... Microsoft likes to make things easy ... (sarcasm) Even so I would still recommend upgrading to SP2.

You could download and install SP2 (or even SP3) on your laptop from the microsoft website ... Back to the main topic, this could be very usefull! Maybe someday a fire wall will be written in autoit ...

This is cool And nice Fallout 3 pipboy avatar madflame991 Mine is from Fallout 2 (Best turned based game ever! ) ~ Hallman

I understand where you are coming from but the reason I'm against it is that it will be hard for people to acurately compare computers with different OS's. If I used your system, then when I booted into vista it would get a higher score than when it's in XP, but it actually runs much slower (especially in games) with vista. That doesn't make any sense. Why should vista be scored higher, when it runs slower? Just becuase it looks pretty? Your script is named "Computer Performance Profile" That's why it makes more sense for it to be OS Independent. ~ Hallman

My point exactly ... An OS is a user preference and shouldn't have a score tied to it. I myself think vista runs like crap compared to XP, and so does everyone in my A+ certification class including the instructor. What one person considers the best might not be the same as the next person. My friends Band Director still considers his old win 98 better than any computer out there today. Why? It still does everyting he needs it for, and boots in only 15 seconds (including the time it takes to log in). ~ Hallman

I mean you can score the OS seperately but don't average it into the main score becuase the OS doesn't really "change" the hardware, so it should get the same score no matter what OS your using. Some people would would argue XP should be scored higher than vista xD

Solo Processor = 3.2 Ghz Dual Processor = 3.0? Ghz of 1 Core Quad Processor = 2.8? Ghz of 1 Core Ram = 4 GB (not many people have more than that) Memory Speed = (Not sure on this one ... How about 1200?) Mhz Video Memory = 1 GB Data Storage = 1 TB (My cousin has 2 lol) Total honestly I don't think OS should be in the equation since many people are still using XP and vista tends to get lower FPS in certain situations with the same settings

I don't know I just think 256 is to low to get 100% but it depends on what this scoring system is aimed for. For gaming PCs it's too little. But for just standard home PCs it's fine You might want to up it to 512 so it's more aimed for the future (Home PCs, otherwise for a gaming PC up it to whatever the best card is at the moment ... 8800 Ultra?)

lol what ... you think I died or something? It's going alright. I havn't had much time to work on it though

Nice I got a 18.1 (taking TzarAlkex's advice and commenting out those lines) Processor: 120% - Core 2 Quad 6600 (stock 2.4 GHz) Memory: 200% - 4 GB DDR2 @ 800 Mhz (not the fastest but it was only $100 for the two sticks =D) Video Memory: 200% - XFX GeForce 8800 GT, 512 MB RAM, 600 MHz core clock Data Storage: 465.5 - 2 SATA HDD, one 400 GB and one 500 GB OS: 86% - Windows XP Pro 64 bit Worst score was OS ... whats wrong with XP pro 64 bit? xD I have Vista too (duo boot) but XP so much faster in games =D EDIT: My little HP with a Athlon 3200+ only got 7.7 poor guy ... lol It only has a 256 MB vid card and it scored 100% on vid memory ... I think you need to up the limit xD ~ Hallman

I'm sorry but this script is just sad. I could understand if you're totally new to AutoIt but for being a (sort of?) experienced user, and a script like this it's almost hard to believe you don't want to release the source ... something like this really needs help from the AutoIt community to help improve it. I don't mean to sound harsh but it's anoying when people assume someone is going to "steal" their script, and almost always those people make scripts no one wants to steal anyways.

Um ... @Desktopheight and @Desktopwidth are macros not functions ... lol it's always about newbs wanting bots. But none of them want to spend the time to actually learn something and make thier own.

Really usefull for finding colors. My only critism is that the super zoomed in window on the top right is too small for the amount of magnification being used. Sometimes it's hard to exactly place where you are. An option to expand that box to use the entire GUI would be cool. Hallman

Cool I like how you used HTML for the smilieys. I hope you don't mind if I snag that bit of your code for a TCP chat I'm making! (Credit and a link to yours will be included ) Hallman

Wow thats surprizing that I guessed something right xD Considering the fact that I know close to nothing on other programming languages Hallman

Man that is fast! But the only problem is how do we get the machine code to use in scripts? Would it be possible to compile for example C++ code, open it in a hex editor (or disassembler?), and copy the machine code into an autoit string, and then run it using your function? Of course, I really don't know what I'm talking about or if it's even possible xD Hallman

Hmm seems like you have a good start. Heres mine in case your interested. It basically has it's own scripting language built in so you can make it do things based on a set of conditions. I thought it was cool at least xD Window Manager 2.0.au3 is the script you need to run. All the other scripts are just includes.

Your function will not work ... you cannot use variables for the parameters of FileInstall(). Have you tested it? It may run as a script but it will not work compiled, which takes away the whole point of FileInstall() ...

Wow that was alot easier than I thought! You should have a TCPCloseSocket() after the "Success" ... Hallman

It works quite well, except moving right after jumping (while your in the air) In real life u can't do that but in mario you can! Same thing if your running then you press jump. If you let go of the sideways btn while mario is in the air he just keeps moving. This would make it quite dificult to land on a small block! Overall it's a good example. EDIT: The problem is the way you are doing the jump. It's in it's own loop. As far as games go, this is very bad! You want to do all the moving in your main loop so that everything else is still processed ... like moving sideways. Then for the sleeps you need to use TimerInit() instead. Hallman