Mouse instructions
[T, X, Y, XR, YR, XB, YB, M, DC, OS, RC, ID, SC,IR,IY,VID,LIV,VTC]

T = Time in ms until next instruction (1 Tick = ~600ms)
X,Y = mouse coordinates
XR,YR = coordinates randomness (a range to furthest right/left/up/down from center you would like to generate a click)
XB,YB = click box (outside this range from click center is considered a miss)
M = miss instruction  (IF I MISSED: -1 = go back 1 instruction, 0 = repeat instruction, 1 = go forward 1 instruction)
DC = double click (-1 = never, 0 = random, 1 = always)
OS = off screen (-1 = never, 0 = random, 1 = always) move mouse to an offscreen position after instruction
RC = right click (0 = left click, 1 = right click)
ID = iteration delay (skip SC instructions after this unless instruction has ran ID times)
SC = skip count (number of instructions to skip if instruction has not ran ID times)
IY = If click was detected as yellow go ahead or back this # of instructions
IR = if click was detected as red go ahead or back this # of instructions
VID = Variation ID, number for a set of variations (starting line of variation only)
LIV = Lines in Variation, number of instructions in the variation
VTC = Variation to Call, used in an instruction to call a random variation of this ID number.
[368, 932, 754,5, 5, 6, 6, 0, -1,-1,0,5,7,3,-3,0,0,3]


Keyboard instructions
[T,KEY,TYPE,MTN]
["type","text to type"]

T = Time until next instruction
KEY = What key to press
TYPE = Pressed, down, up (1 = down, 0 = up, -1 = press and release)
MTN = position cursor on next instruction -2 = always 0 = never
[235,"escape",-1,0]



Run scripter.exe with no script to enter coordinate mode, this will just display your mouse cursor coordinates.

Drag and drop a script onto scripter.exe to run the script (or add the script name as an argument in a shortcut).