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y that works, but why does this: $search = FileFindFirstFile("C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft\world\region\*.mcr") if @error Then MsgBox(0, "error", "failed to find first file") Exit EndIf While 1 $file = FileFindNextFile($search) If @error Then ExitLoop ConsoleWrite("File:" & $file & @CRLF) $time = FileGetTime($file) if @error Then ConsoleWrite("Error getting time from " & $file & @CRLF) EndIf WEnd ; Close the search handle FileClose($search) give File:r.-1.-1.mcr Error getting time from r.-1.-1.mcr File:r.-1.-2.mcr Error getting time from r.-1.-2.mcr File:r.-1.0.mcr Error getting time from r.-1.0.mcr File:r.-2.-1.mcr Error getting time from r.-2.-1.mcr File:r.-2.-2.mcr Error getting time from r.-2.-2.mcr File:r.-2.0.mcr Error getting time from r.-2.0.mcr File:r.0.-1.mcr Error getting time from r.0.-1.mcr File:r.0.-2.mcr Error getting time from r.0.-2.mcr File:r.0.0.mcr Error getting time from r.0.0.mcr File:r.0.1.mcr Error getting time from r.0.1.mcr File:r.1.-1.mcr Error getting time from r.1.-1.mcr File:r.1.0.mcr Error getting time from r.1.0.mcr EDIT: LOL, Sorry I'm retarded... Never mind, thanks for your help

FileGetTime can't be used on files that are currently opened by another application... will set @error to 1 every time

I need to check if files have been modified, while another application has them opened for writing, windows can do it, why can't winapi ? Is there any way to do it ?

nope, that ONLY works with acceleration since it uses mouseMove deceleration would not work, as well as other functions

Well, there are certain painting programs that actually do this, to give mouse users the chance to make smooth lines. Of course this is a lot simpler, since the brush is separate from the actual mouse cursor, but I was wondering if this was possible as a general tool too (think mouse acceleration...)

impossible ?

Is it possible to catch mouse movement before it actually happens (on screen) and apply algorithms to it, e.g. lazymouse etc. ?

how to do it ? thanks

that works?

Hi, how can i copy a 2 dimensional array as fast as possible ?

No that can't be it, there are people that play a lot quicker than my bot Thats what makes me wonder.. if people can actually press the buttons that quick, why can't autoIt ?

I made a little bot for an online (flash) tetris game, and somehow the bot requires a sendKeyDownDelay of at least 50! I made a similar program back when I had xp, and I remember that the game seemed to accept input A LOT quicker. Now I ALSO need at least 50 ms spaces between button presses in addition. Any Idea how to make this quicker ?

in what way can that help me ? it just traps the mouse..

Is it possible to catch mouse-movement before the user can see it on the screen? I wanna create a filter for the movement (to smooth it), but when i just catch the movement, reset the cursor position to where it was and then commence the smoothed movement, it's pretty jittery of course. any ideas?

no it's not. the program i'm running is the standard windows xp sound volume manager(C:\WINDOWS\system32\sndvol32.exe)...it doesn't give focus to itself, why should it ?