This is my first guide so feel free to leave suggestions on how I can improve it.

If you're already familiar with AHK, you can just copy the script and ignore everything else; it's simple so you can figure it out.

For those that are not familiar with AHK, read carefully and let me know if you have any questions.

1.) Install AHK from: https://autohotkey.com/download/

2.) Copy the following script and paste it into a text file. Save it as "Reroll.ahk".
I recommend using Notepad++ for working with scripts: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/


3.) Save the script and run it.

You'll need to make some changes depending on your resolution and game window size.

4.) Run the game and adjust the window size and placement if desired.
5.) Right click on the AHK script in the System Tray and click "Window Spy"
6.) Click into the game window; at the Bonus Point screen, set the tip of the mouse to the center of the 0 in the 10's place. Where the green dot is.


7.) Look at Window Spy, under Mouse Position. Take note of the coordiates right of "Window".
8.) Now in the script, change the coordinates for the first "PixelGetColor" line to what was just noted in Window Spy.
9.) Click back into the game, mouse over "Re-Roll" and take note of the mouse coordinates once again.
10.) In the script, change the coordinates on the "MouseClick" line to match the position of the "Re-Roll" button.
11.) Save the script and press F2 to reload it.

Now if you click back into the game and press F1, the script will keep rolling until there's either a 1 or a 2 in the 10's place.

To set it up to only stop on a 2, we'll have to update the second "PixelGetColor" line, remove the colon and add it to the front of the first "PixelGetColor" line.

12.) So back on the Bonus Point screen get a 0 in the 10's place.
13.) Move the point of the mouse to where it lines up with the right side of the 0 as well as the bottom, in the brown area. Where the green dot is.


14.) Take note of these coordinates in Window Spy and update the second "PixelGetColor" line accordingly.
15.) Comment out the first "PixelGetColor" line and uncomment the second "PixelGetColor" line. (Move the semicolon up).
16.) Save the script and press F2 to reload it.

Now if you click back into the game and press F1, the script will keep rolling until there's either a 2 in the 10's place.

• You can press F2 at any time to stop the script.
  
• You can change F1 and F2 to whatever you want to use as the hotkeys.
  
• If you're running the game as admin, you'll also need to run the script as admin.
  
• Resizing the game window can break the script, requiring you to update the coordinates.
  
• The window placement doesn't matter, you can move the game window around without breaking the script.

This script is configured to look for the background color (brownish) at the specified coordinates every 1 second. If the script finds specified color, it will click on Re-Roll, wait 1 second and repeat.
If it does not find that color, it will reload the script and stop.

So, if we have it check in the center of a 0, it will find white (ffffff) whenever that 0 changes to either a 1 or a 2.
In the above guide, we're also configuring a line to look for the bottom right piece of a "2" in order to stop only on 20+ rolls.

I have the script set to triple-click to make sure it rolls every time (it would occasionally skip an interval, thus slowing it down). You can change the "3" at the end of the MouseClick line to however many times you want it to click.