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This is awesome to see under development. Currently using LazyPressing, but would gladly throw a couple bucks your way if and when raiding becomes a feature. Sun Nov 23, 8: Free version, no registration required to download: Whats new in v1.
Mon Nov 24, Probably one of your secrets, but it can't hurt to ask: How are you handling what seems to be an offset between where the mouse is when you click and what actually gets selected? Mon Nov 24, 5: Mon Nov 24, 2: I might be misunderstanding.. If so, I'd use a mouse location script. Very basic but works. Actually an easier more accurate method with less user interaction would be better I will write an auto-finder I suppose. Tue Nov 25, 4: I guess I don't really know how to explain it well.
CoC was designed for a touch screen device. BlueStacks is not a touch screen device. For this reason, I think, where your mouse pointer is when you click is not exactly where you click. Or, am I just crazy and I am the only one that has noticed this? It's not a huge issue, but I have noticed some mis-clicks from some of my scripts because of this. Of course, it could just be that I am a shitty programmer: Tue Nov 25, 7: No you are correct. Inside CoC you can click and get other things clicked on, at the same time when programming mouse location This causes the click to be exactly where you want it.
The problem I was faced with, sometimes it registers Bluestacks rather than to screen which is why I built the offset. The challenge is to work around all this.
I just don't know how long it will take for that version to be finished. That and I want to nail down the offset You know I'm sitting here running through all this in my head and I believe I might have a way around a lot of this Tue Nov 25, 8: I'm not sure why I haven't set this option before, but I'll try it as soon as I finish this post: Tue Nov 25, 9: Open your Server Settings Webhook tab: Click the green button to create a new webhook!
Since webhooks can't really function on their own and need to be linked to another website to function as intended, I figured it'd be best to include a sample integration for any of you GitHub enthusiasts and code-pushers.
You can use Discord's webhooks to send any code merge or push updates in a repository of yours into a text channel in your server. In my server, I've created a text channel labeled gitupdates. I want my repo updates to post messages here, so I'll grab the webhook URL for this channel: Discord's webhook format really likes JSON. In the next section, you can choose to customize what kind of events trigger webhook messages. Pushing any updates in the repo including editing the readme file will show up in your text channel: And you're all set!
GitHub is just one example of an integration that can post messages via webhook. Webhooks are for developers, used in programs such as GitHub. If you do not know what webhooks are or where to use them, you can safely ignore this article. They do not require a bot user or authentication to use. I was able to study a bit of these and figured that these may be a way of connecting to a channel in discord using an account Webhook using websites.
Sorry for the delay on the article. Thanks for your patience! Glad to see there's a way to have a bot automatically send updates from GitHub whenever there's a new update. Is there a way to tell what sites have the ability to use Webhooks? Or is that something we'd need to ask the web master of each site?
I promise that'll be updated soon. We just started using the Slack-like webhook to post new YouTube videos to our channels. It's simple and maybe even more importantly an affordable solution since it's just a Lambda on AWS accepting Google's push notifications https: I just wish more services would offer push notifications.
I'm looking to add more tutorials for cool webhook applications in the future, yours is definitely a cool idea. This is just plain amazing! Developing stuff and using Discord to communicate with other members of the team made this so much better! I would love to see support for GitLab webhooks - they're quite similar to GitHub's. The documentation for the payloads is here: Article should be renamed to "Using Webhooks with GitHub".
From a developers perspective, this doesn't explain anything about what parameters are expected, or anything like that. Sorry if that came off as aggressive, I was a little antsy to try this new feature! Why you don't use this feature for rss news feed. At least it could be used by anyone except devs. Foenix there's a handy tool called Zapier that can incorporate RSS feeds.