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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery (Autotouch Script)


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On 3/16/2020 at 12:30 AM, Sugar daddy uwu x3 said:

I’m so confused, where do I put the script 

U said store but I don’t see anyone button or anything

Sorry about that, I never got a notification that you posted.  You put the script in Autotouch.  Just create a new script, name it and paste this code in their.  The store was for the resolution converter.  You run that conversion script on any local script you've already created.

Here's an updated script for all the new colors they added.  It also adds a check so it doesn't tap on any storyline screens.  Remember to convert it to your resolution.  This script (as is) is for 2732×2048.
 

while true do

  local check1 = getColor(92, 69); --101e26 --1056294
  local check2 = getColor(128, 99); --066270 --418416

  if check1 == 1056294 then
    if check2 == 418416 then

      local blue = findColor(0x46bfff, 1, {190, 630, 2732, 1630});
      local pink = findColor(0xff71d7, 1, {190, 630, 2732, 1630});
      local green = findColor(0x51f17e, 1, {190, 630, 2732, 1630});
      local yellow = findColor(0xffc20d, 1, {190, 630, 2732, 1630});

      if #blue > 0 then
        for i, v in pairs(blue) do
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
        end
      end

      if #pink > 0 then
        for i, v in pairs(pink) do
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
        end
      end

      if #green > 0 then
        for i, v in pairs(green) do
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
        end
      end


      if #yellow > 0 then
        for i, v in pairs(yellow) do
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
          tap(v[1]+5, v[2]+5);
          usleep(300000);
        end
      end

    end
  end

  usleep(100000);

end

 

Posted

Looks like the checks I was running got changed so they made some UI changes.

Update the two check line with this:

 

  if check1 == 16777215 then
    if check2 == 11633442 then

If for any reason the UI on your end is different because of screen formatting then just remove anything to do with the checks.  The only reason they are in there is in case the script found one of those colors during a cutscene, so it wouldn't tap and skip the cutscene.

So you would remove:
 

  local check1 = getColor(92, 69); --101e26 --1056294
  local check2 = getColor(128, 99); --066270 --418416

  if check1 == 16777215 then
    if check2 == 11633442 then

 

As well as the two end's at the bottom:
 

    end
  end

  usleep(100000); <-keep this

end <-keep this

 

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Posted

thank you! I keep getting this error, I tried it with and without the checks and with and without converting

it says

 

Error: js exception:

SyntaxError: Unexpected

keyword ‘true’. Expected ‘(‘ to

start a while loop condition.

Posted
On 5/2/2021 at 3:34 PM, ooo000111aaa said:

thank you! I keep getting this error, I tried it with and without the checks and with and without converting

it says

 

Error: js exception:

SyntaxError: Unexpected

keyword ‘true’. Expected ‘(‘ to

start a while loop condition.

Rename the script file to .lua

Newer versions of Autotouch automatically create a .js file.  Very annoying!

On 10/29/2021 at 3:53 AM, glitchyantigravity said:

Hey there! Any chance of this being convertable to any sort of android app?

Sorry, I don't have any Android devices.  I don't know what auto type apps they have for touching.  If they are LUA based then this script should work but I'm guessing the formatting would be different.  You'd have to find all the correct locations.

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