By switching to the updated commands detailed above— FINDPIXEL_FAST , CLICK_HYBRID , DPI_SCALE , and BLOCKINPUT —you ensure your scripts run smoothly on for years to come.
WAITFOR_WINDOW "Calculator", 10 // Waits up to 10 seconds for window to appear IF $RESULT == 1 ACTIVATE_WINDOW "Calculator" ENDIF Note: This returns $RESULT automatically (1 = found, 0 = timeout). Below is the definitive list of commands that have received syntax or functional updates in the last two years. Deprecated commands are marked with [DEP]. A. Mouse Commands | Command | Updated Syntax | What Changed | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | CLICK | CLICK X,Y | Now accepts variables: CLICK $POSX,$POSY | | CLICK_HYBRID | CLICK_HYBRID LEFT, X, Y, SLEEP | New command (2025) | | MOVETO | MOVETO X,Y,Smoothness | Smoothness (0-100) added. 0 = teleport, 100 = slow trail. | | GET_CURSOR_POS | GET_CURSOR_POS VAR_X, VAR_Y | Now returns absolute screen coordinates, not relative to active window. | B. Keyboard Commands | Command | Updated Syntax | What Changed | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | SEND | SEND "text" | Now supports Unicode (non-ASCII characters). | | SENDKEY | SENDKEY VK_RETURN | Added virtual key codes for media keys (Volume, Play/Pause). | | HOLDKEY | HOLDKEY VK_SHIFT, 500 | New parameter for hold duration in milliseconds. | C. Pixel & Color Detection | Command | Updated Syntax | What Changed | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | FINDPIXEL | FINDPIXEL X,Y,HEX,TOLERANCE | TOLERANCE now supports RGB channels individually (e.g., 5,10,5 ). | | FINDPIXEL_AREA | FINDPIXEL_AREA X1,Y1,X2,Y2,HEX,VAR | Returns multiple coordinates via $VAR_COUNT and $VAR_1 , $VAR_2 . | | WAITPIXEL | WAITPIXEL X,Y,HEX,TIMEOUT | No longer freezes UI; can be interrupted by STOP hotkey. | D. Window Management | Command | Updated Syntax | What Changed | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | ACTIVATE_WINDOW | ACTIVATE_WINDOW "Title" | Works on minimized windows now (restores them). | | RESIZE_WINDOW | RESIZE_WINDOW W, H | Uses client area dimensions, not window frame dimensions. | | GET_WINDOW_HWND | GET_WINDOW_HWND "Title", $HWND | Returns raw Windows handle for external API calls. | E. Logic & Variables (Major Update) UOPilot has moved from a flat memory model to a pseudo-array system. uopilot script commands updated
| Old Command | Why Deprecated | Modern Replacement | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | DELAY | Inaccurate (depended on CPU clock speed) | WAIT (accurate to 1ms) | | MOUSECLICK | Confusing syntax (left/right as numbers) | CLICK LEFT or CLICK RIGHT | | FINDCOLOR | Case-sensitive and slow | FINDPIXEL_FAST | | SENDKEYS | Caused buffer overflow in Windows 10/11 | SEND (single) or SENDMULTI | Let’s combine these updated commands into a practical script. This script waits for a "Start" button (red pixel), clicks it, and then types a message. The "Before" (Legacy - Will fail on Windows 11) // OLD WAY - DO NOT USE START: FINDPIXEL 100,200,0xFF0000 IF #FIND > 0 CLICK #FINDX, #FINDY DELAY 1000 SENDKEYS "Hello World" ENDIF GOTO START The "After" (Updated 2026 Standard) // NEW WAY - Fully Updated DPI_SCALE 1 // Fixes 4K scaling SET $RUNNING = 1 BLOCKINPUT 1000 // Prevents user interference initially WHILE $RUNNING == 1 // Fast pixel search in region 100,200 to 300,400 FINDPIXEL_FAST 100,200,300,400,0xFF0000,10,$RESULT_X,$RESULT_Y By switching to the updated commands detailed above—
FINDPIXEL_FAST 500,500,0xFF00FF,10,FOUND IF $FOUND > 0 CLICK $FOUND ENDIF Performance gain: Uses a direct Windows BitBlt call. Speed increased by 400%. Old behavior: CLICK used standard SendInput . Antibot software detected this instantly. Updated command: Deprecated commands are marked with [DEP]
DPI_SCALE 1 // Enables automatic coordinate recalculation for 4K/1440p monitors DPI_SCALE 0 // Legacy mode (no scaling) Why it matters: Without this, your CLICK commands will be misaligned. This is now the first line of any modern UOPilot script. Old behavior: Users had to physically stop touching their mouse. Updated command:
In the fast-paced world of desktop automation and legacy game scripting, few tools have maintained a loyal following quite like . Originally designed for automating "Ultima Online" (hence the "UO" prefix), UOPilot has evolved into a lightweight, pixel-detection powerhouse used for automating repetitive tasks in windowed applications, old-school MMOs, and even enterprise data entry.