To make your scripts intelligent, you must use conditional statements and loops. This allows the script to adapt to changes on your screen. If-Else Statements

: Moves the cursor to the target location without clicking.

As he pressed F9 , the script sprang to life. On his monitors, he watched the virtual cursor snap to a shimmering red cluster on the sensor feed. The massive mechanical arm of the rig mimicked the command, slamming a drill into the rock with a rhythmic thud-thud-thud that vibrated through the hull of his station.

: Used to interrupt or skip to the next step of a loop ( while , for , repeat ). 3. Logical Operators & Control Structures

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The send command is the primary way to simulate a key press. It is followed by the key name and an optional delay in milliseconds, which pauses the script after sending the key.

Repeats a block of code a set number of times. repeat 5 click 100 200 wait 1s end_repeat Use code with caution.

if 500, 400 255 // Checks if the pixel at 500,400 matches the color code 255 (Red) click 500 400 else click 600 400 end_if Use code with caution. Repeat an action multiple times or indefinitely.

An advanced version of send that handles complex key combinations simultaneously, like holding down Ctrl, Shift, or Alt. Example: sendex ^c (Simulates Ctrl + C) or sendex %F4 (Simulates Alt + F4)

Automating keyboard input is a core feature of UoPilot.

UoPilot allows you to launch multiple independent script windows simultaneously. If you run two or more scripts this way, they can interact with each other. You can read or modify variables from one script inside another by adding a period and the destination script's number after the variable's name. For example, to access a variable named #i from script window number 2, you would refer to it as #i.2 .

What you are trying to automate The exact action sequence you want the macro to perform If the script needs to react to changes on your screen

When automating web browsers or online applications, use generous wait times or conditional if_pixel checks to make sure pages load completely before clicking.