austinwebber / w101-pd-script

W101 PD Script

Video Demo:

Instructions (non-Steam version):

1. Open the game and login.

2. Set your in-game settings to match as described below:

   Resolution: 800x600
   UI Size: HUGE
   Texture Detail: HIGH
   Hardware Cursor: ON
   Brightness: MAX
   Particles: MAX Shadows: ON
   Classic Mode: ON

3. Go to the Pet Dance game, wait on the spiral located on the ground in front of the game, and make sure menu is closed.

4. Run the executable file.

5. Enter amount of games.

6. If it ends up failing a few times, adjust color tolerance to 15 through the GUI.

w101-pd-script's Issues

Code works, however doesn't run multiple games.

Game runs flawlessly on recommended settings on Github Page. However, when game finishes, bar sits at 100% and doesn't reset to run multiple games. Seems it's not detecting game is completed.

Not pressing arrow keys?

This program used to work a few months ago but all of a sudden it stopped working, It goes into a game but does not pick up the arrows... I have tried everything, even the older versions...

Wont work

I have to say that I can't get it to run no matter what I do.

1. Download the zip "W101-PD-Script-1.4.zip"
2. extract folder "W101-PD-Script-1.4"
3. Start "PetDanceScript.exe"
4. Select any World, Any Snack and put in game amount
5. Press start
   and then nothing happens. Doesn't press X to start the game selection, does't move the mouse to select a world and start, doesn't press the buttons.

Keeps getting the arrows wrong

Hiya!

There's an 80% fail rate :/

Misses where window is

When running the pet dance script the cursor goes to the middle of the screen on the left side and misses the window of the game.
Video below:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/101074104/168486496-2e4ad920-38ae-4220-8be7-eb80dcf8fc27.mp4

Running on a Dell Precision 5530 with 3840 x 2160

Have changed the resolution around and the scaling as well and the cursor still misses no matter what.
I have a feeling it's because of the resolution of the laptop screen not being a standard size.