My 2nd script (first one failed!!)

I'm just trying some simple mouse movements in this script and i need help to fix it


/////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Gnome Agility Course //
//
By Logan //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////


program Gnome_Agility_Course;

begin

MoveMouseSmooth (520,350)
wait (1)
ClickMouse (520,350,true)
wait (5000)
MoveMouseSmooth (509,472)
wait (300)
ClickMouse (509,472,true)
wait (3000)
MoveMouseSmooth (519,343)
wait (1)
ClickMouse (519,343,true)
wait (2000)
MoveMouseSmooth (706,336)
ClickMouse (706,336,true)
wait (4000)
MoveMouseSmooth (635,361)
wait (1)
ClickMouse (635,361,true)
wait (1500)
MoveMouseSmooth (478,156)
wait (1)
ClickMouse (478,156,true)
wait(5000)
MoveMouseSmooth (522,279)
wait (100)
ClickMouse (522,279,true)
wait (1000)
MoveMouseSmooth (582,211)
ClickMouse (582,211,true)
wait (6000)
MoveMouseSmooth (847,227)
ClickMouse (847,227,true)

end.

Errors....

Unexpected 'BEGIN' in script.

 

My question is....
how do i like ermm.... put a begining thing like, by.... Fred or something

 

The slashes have to be before the words..on ever like ..like this

//By Fred

of if u want...u can use { and } ....and it will comment out everything that is between them..like this
{
Agility course macro

By: Fred

Woot
}

It would star out all of that...

By the way..i wouldnt double post..use the edit button...some ppl get offended if someone double posts...and How u have it...Constantly clicking the same location like Click(240,40,true); ..thats gunna get you banned...and i wouldnt use scar on a members account even if it had antirandoms...and didnt always click the same location

Well..if u really really have to use scar on ur mem acc...then i suggest using this

Click(240+random(3),40+random(3),true) that will make it a little less undetectable...Not much tho =/

 

Thanks for the help!

 

So.... you are saying, i could do,



///////////////////////////////
//Gnome Agility Course //
// By Logan //
/////////////////////////////

 

BTW it wasn't really 2 macro it was just a test...

 

Yes, you can do that.