Reset all changes

[Noobhoch12]

Hi I'm trying to make a simple script for a game and its working : ) but I want to add a button to reset all the changes I've done but I dont know the code for it so can someone help me 

Thanks

Edited October 2, 2022 by Noobhoch12

[Collen]

16 hours ago, Noobhoch12 said:

Hi I'm trying to make a simple script for a game and its working : ) but I want to add a button to reset all the changes I've done but I dont know the code for it so can someone help me 

Thanks

Try this way.

-- This is a sample code.
function your_function()
  	gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
	gg.searchNumber("15.3242816925", gg.TYPE_FLOAT, false, gg.SIGN_EQUAL, 0, -1, 0)
	original_values = gg.getResults(1000, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil) -- Here will save the original values before the edit.
    	gg.editAll("1", gg.TYPE_FLOAT)
  	gg.clearResults()
end
--
function revert_to_original()
  gg.setValues(original_values)
end

 

Edited October 3, 2022 by Collen

[Noobhoch12]

Thanks im testing this but i have another question for example if I get like 10 results and I only want to edit the 3rd (starting from the top) and the 7th one how do I make the code for it to only edit these two?

Edited October 3, 2022 by Noobhoch12

[Collen]

16 minutes ago, Noobhoch12 said:

Thanks im testing this but i have another question for example if I get like 10 results and I only want to edit the 3rd (starting from the top) and the 7th one how do I make the code for it to only edit these two?

Maybe this works.

function your_function()
	gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
	gg.searchNumber("10~999", gg.TYPE_FLOAT, false, gg.SIGN_EQUAL, 0, -1, 0)
	your_values = gg.getResults(1000, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil)
	your_values[2].value = 23 -- [2] It's the index of your value.
	gg.setValues(your_values)
	gg.clearResults()
end

 

[Noobhoch12]

28 minutes ago, Collen said:

Maybe this works.

function your_function()
	gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
	gg.searchNumber("10~999", gg.TYPE_FLOAT, false, gg.SIGN_EQUAL, 0, -1, 0)
	your_values = gg.getResults(1000, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil)
	your_values[2].value = 23 -- [2] It's the index of your value.
	gg.setValues(your_values)
	gg.clearResults()
end

 

Idk if only don't understand it or I just don't had explained it right:

For example 

 gg.searchNumber('195;0;2;0;0::95',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)

gg.getResults(50)

I know that the 1st 0 of the results will crash the game if i edit all so i dont want to edit this 0 but the next 0 I want to edit and the next one and the 195.... 

[Collen]

19 minutes ago, Noobhoch12 said:

Idk if only don't understand it or I just don't had explained it right:

For example 

 gg.searchNumber('195;0;2;0;0::95',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)

gg.getResults(50)

I know that the 1st 0 of the results will crash the game if i edit all so i dont want to edit this 0 but the next 0 I want to edit and the next one and the 195.... 

I think you didn't understand very well. What you need to do now is repeat the process and change the index as you wish.

[Noobhoch12]

4 minutes ago, Collen said:

I think you didn't understand very well. What you need to do now is repeat the process and change the index as you wish.

so I need to paste in the index wich values (starting from the top) I want to change?For example in the index [2,5,9...]

Edited October 3, 2022 by Noobhoch12

[Collen]

Just now, Noobhoch12 said:

so I need to paste in the index wich values (starting from the top) I want to change?

Yeah, and make sure that the index don't change when you restart the game, otherwise this form will not be useful.

function your_function()
	gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
	gg.searchNumber("10~999", gg.TYPE_FLOAT, false, gg.SIGN_EQUAL, 0, -1, 0)
	your_values = gg.getResults(1000, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil)
	your_values[3].value = 323 -- [3] It's the index of your value.
	your_values[7].value = 9
	your_values[9].value = 3
	gg.setValues(your_values)
	gg.clearResults()
end

 

[Noobhoch12]

ok I will test it later on my pc tysm : )

[Noobhoch12]

so to edit the chosen ones what should I do after this:

gg.setValues(your_values)

adding smth like this?

gg.editAll('500',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)

?

Edited October 3, 2022 by Noobhoch12

[Collen]

2 minutes ago, Noobhoch12 said:

gg.editAll('500',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)

No need to use editAll, the edited values are being passed on:

your_values[9].value = 3 -- 3 It's the edited value.

 

[Noobhoch12]

3 minutes ago, Collen said:

No need to use editAll, the edited values are being passed on:

your_values[9].value = 3 -- 3 It's the edited value.

 

that means the index is the number starting from the top?!

ok thanks for helping I think I need help again sometime : )

[Collen]

3 minutes ago, Noobhoch12 said:

that means the index is the number starting from the top?!

Sure.

 

3 minutes ago, Noobhoch12 said:

ok thanks for helping I think I need help again sometime : )

Really need. I recommend that you try to understand how it works, and maybe read some of the GG documentation.

[Noobhoch12]

I have another question for example if I'm using 
this code:
 

if menu== 1 then
      gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
      gg.searchNumber('195;0;2;0;0::100',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)
     your_values= gg.getResults(100)
          your_values[1].value = 5000 
         your_values[9].value = 5000
          your_values[12].value = 5000
          gg.setValues(your_values)
  gg.clearResults()
       gg.toast("done")

    end
     
if menu== 2 then
        gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
      gg.searchNumber('184;10;2,9;0;0::100',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)
     your_values2= gg.getResults(100)
          your_values2[1].value1 = 5000 
         your_values2[6].value1 = 5000
          your_values2[9].value1 = 5000
          gg.setValues(your_values2)
  gg.clearResults()
       gg.toast("done")
      end

i cant use it twice so i mean the first function is working (menu == 1 but the secount one gives me every time a error but if I'm changing the search number to the same like in menu 1 its working but thats not help me

[Collen]

10 minutes ago, Noobhoch12 said:

I have another question for example if I'm using 
this code:
 

if menu== 1 then
      gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
      gg.searchNumber('195;0;2;0;0::100',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)
     your_values= gg.getResults(100)
          your_values[1].value = 5000 
         your_values[9].value = 5000
          your_values[12].value = 5000
          gg.setValues(your_values)
  gg.clearResults()
       gg.toast("done")

    end
     
if menu== 2 then
        gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
      gg.searchNumber('184;10;2,9;0;0::100',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)
     your_values2= gg.getResults(100)
          your_values2[1].value1 = 5000 
         your_values2[6].value1 = 5000
          your_values2[9].value1 = 5000
          gg.setValues(your_values2)
  gg.clearResults()
       gg.toast("done")
      end

i cant use it twice so i mean the first function is working (menu == 1 but the secount one gives me every time a error but if I'm changing the search number to the same like in menu 1 its working but thats not help me

if menu== 2 then
        gg.setRanges(gg.REGION_ANONYMOUS)
      gg.searchNumber('184;10;2,9;0;0::100',gg.TYPE_DOUBLE)
     your_values2= gg.getResults(100)
          your_values2[1].value = 5000 
         your_values2[6].value = 5000
          your_values2[9].value = 5000
          gg.setValues(your_values2)
  gg.clearResults()
       gg.toast("done")
      end

.value It's not correct. Try again

[Noobhoch12]

35 minutes ago, Collen said:

.value It's not correct. Try again

I don't understand why it's not correct the first function is working and the second is working if it is the same search number like the first one

Edited October 5, 2022 by Noobhoch12