Can you use integers as pixel color values?

[thenameiseaston]

I would like my macro to cycle the blue pixel color from 120 to 130, if that is even possible.

1 | 1027 | 927 | 100 | Mouse Movement

2 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=255, G=255, B=125]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS NOT THE SAME | WAIT SECONDS | 1.5

3 | 1027 | 927 | 500 | Mouse Movement

4 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=255, G=255, B=125]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS THE SAME | CONTINUE

5 | 1027 | 927 | 200 | Left Click

7 | 1027 | 927 | 100 | Mouse Movement

8 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=0, G=0, B=0]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS THE SAME | CONTINUE | ELSE | 8 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=0, G=0, B=0]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS NOT THE SAME | GOTO MACRO LINE | 7

9 | 1237 | 1000 | 200 | Mouse Movement

10 | 1237 | 1000 | 200 | Left Click

Can I define the integer as 120 and have it check and and one if it isnt the same, then repeat until the color is the same then continue?

[thenameiseaston]

I figure this works, but I feel like it's too bulky:
1 | RUN ACTION | | | | DEFINE INTEGER VARIABLE | %INTEGER1%::120
2 | 1027 | 927 | 100 | Mouse Movement
3 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=255, G=255, B=%INTEGER1%]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS NOT THE SAME | WAIT SECONDS | 1.5
4 | 1027 | 927 | 1500 | Mouse Movement
5 | RUN ACTION | | | | GOTO MACRO LINE | 7
6 | RUN ACTION | | | | DEFINE INTEGER VARIABLE | %INTEGER1%::+1
7 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=255, G=255, B=%INTEGER1%]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS NOT THE SAME | GOTO MACRO LINE | 6 | ELSE | CONTINUE
8 | 1027 | 927 | 200 | Left Click
9 | 1027 | 927 | 100 | Mouse Movement
10 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=0, G=0, B=0]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS THE SAME | CONTINUE | ELSE | 10 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=0, G=0, B=0]::At Location [X:1027 Y:927] | IS NOT THE SAME | GOTO MACRO LINE | 9
11 | 1237 | 1000 | 200 | Mouse Movement
12 | 1237 | 1000 | 200 | Left Click

[Steve]

I might have an easier way.

Try using a FOR block:

1 | FOR | I | = | 29 TO 40 | NEXT
2 | IF | PIXEL COLOR | Color [R=237, G=28, B=%I%]::At Location [X:621 Y:257] | IS THE SAME | RUN VIA CMD /C | ping -n 2 127.0.0.1>nul
3 | FOR |  |  |  | NEXT

The example above loops from 29 through to 40. The color currently at mouse X 621 and Y 257 is R=238 G=28 B=36. When the FOR counter (%I%) loops through to that color (B=36) then I run a quick command prompt that flashed up. The cmd prompt just shows me that my value was reached. Obviously this could be any action.

If you need anymore help with FOR looping let me know.

Regards,
Steve.