AdiaScript is a simple procedural (for now) programming language that can be used for simple programming and input macros. The program for writing and running AdiaScript programs is called the AdiaScript Standard IDE. It's very much a work in progress.
This is made for 64-bit Windows 10/11. I might add support for other operating systems in the future though.
You must have Java 15 (or higher) installed in order to run the program.
- Clone the repo
- Double click run.vbs
- In the AutoInput editor window, you can write a script and then run it with the run button. You can also stop the script with the "halt macro" button.
- If you want to find out the (x, y) location of a certain spot, move the AutoInput screen over where you want to click, then click "get coords" to get the current mouse coordinates.
Here's an example of how to write AdiaScript (this needs to be updated and more stuff will be added to the wiki in the future):
# this is a comment
click 400 500
wait 300
click 600 300
wait 1000
click 100 700
wait 2000
rightclick 300 400
wait 3000
move 361 532
click is for left click, rightclick is for right clicking. wait means how long to wait in milliseconds. The arguments provided to click or rightclick are the x, y coordinates of where you want to click or move the mouse. To find the x, y location of something, click the "get coords" button.
To run a script, click run macro. If you want to quit a script before it's done running, click halt macro. It's good to put at least one long wait line in your script so that you have the ability to move the move and halt the script if you want to.
Note: the above code example only shows the old features. There are many more advanced features now.
This documentation will have to be updated at some point.
If you click on a button and it does nothing, that's because it isn't finished yet.