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How could I draw a rectangle on the screen, not in a gui window? I imagine it might have something using GDIPlus but I can't find a relevant function. Thanks. Edit: I apologize, I found my answer only a few topics down. WinAPI

That works beautifully! Thanks!

Hello, I am trying to create a script to replace many .png files with a blank image of the same dimensions. I guessed I would be using GDIPlus, but I'm not sure how to create a blank image using it. Here is my unfinished attempt: #include <Array.au3> #include <File.au3> #include <GDIPlus.au3> _GDIPlus_Startup() $folders = _FileListToArray(@ScriptDir,"*",2) For $i = 1 to $folders[0] $files = _FileListToArray(@ScriptDir & "\" & $folders[$i],"*.png") For $k = 1 to $files[0] $image = _GDIPlus_ImageLoadFromFile(@ScriptDir & "\" & $folders[$i] & "\" & $files[$i]) $height = _GDIPlus_ImageGetWidth($image) $width = _GDIPlus_ImageGetHeight($image) _GDIPlus_ImageDispose($image) FileDelete(@ScriptDir & "\" & $folders[$i] & "\" & $files[$i]) ;create blank image of height and width $newimage = "Blank Image Here" $CLSID = _GDIPlus_EncodersGetCLSID ("PNG") _GDIPlus_ImageSaveToFileEx($newimage,@ScriptDir & "\" & $folders[$i] & "\" & $files[$i],$CLSID) Next Next _GDIPlus_Shutdown() How would I create a blank image using the GDIPlus UDF to be saved using _ImageSaveToFileEx? Thanks

Did you include it in your script? #include <FF.au3>

Hi, I was wondering how I could pass variables to a php script. At the moment, I'm automating a form submission by using the _IE functions, but I feel it would be much more efficient if I could directly send data to the php script that the form calls. I tried _IENavigate(IE,"POST.php?name=NAME&class=CLASS") but it did not seem to work. The form code is: <form name='form' id='form' method='POST' action='POST.php'> <input type='text' name='name' size='20' value="" /> <input type='text' name='class' size='30' value="" /> <input type='submit' name='submit' value='submit'/> Thanks alot.

Sorry... This is more of a math question, really. I made a simple little 3d box that you can move around in, I intend on being able to create objects and stuff in it, but I put that off because I don't know how to do point rotations. I want to transform/rotate a set of points, given the center and the rotation angle. I did some googling, and I came up with lots of "3D Rotation Matrix" stuff but with a geometry-level education, I'm not understanding it. Can anyone give me a tip? Heres my code, incase you want to know what it's for. #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <StaticConstants.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #include <Array.au3> #include <Misc.au3> Global $w = 1000 Global $h = 800 Global $d = 800 Global $x_center = Round($w/2,0) Global $y_center = Round($h/2,0) $dll = DllOpen("User32.dll") $Form1 = GUICreate("Form1", $w+100, $h + 100, -1, -1) $Stats_1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("",0,100,200,200) GUICtrlSetBkColor(-1, $GUI_BKCOLOR_TRANSPARENT) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) Dim $ava[1][3] $ava[0][0] = 0 $ava[0][1] = 0 $ava[0][2] = 0 $f_skip = 2 ;frame skip $fc= 0 #cs ;Draw Grid For $z_x = 0 to $w For $z_y = 2 to 800 For $z_z = 0 to 150 drawPoint($z_x,$z_y,$z_z) $z_z += 50 Next $z_y += 50 Next $z_x += 50 Next #ce ;Draw Cube drawPoint(0,0,0) drawPoint($w,0,0) drawPoint($w,$h,0) drawPoint(0,$h,0) drawPoint(0,0,$d) drawPoint($w,0,$d) drawPoint($w,$h,$d) drawPoint(0,$h,$d) $x_vel = 0 $y_vel = 0 $z_vel = 0 $lastpoint = drawPoint(0,0,0) $posChange = False While 1 calcInput() calcPhys() $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() $Stats = "X: " & Round( $ava[0][0] , 2) $Stats &= @CRLF & "Y: " & Round( $ava[0][1] , 2) $Stats &= @CRLF & "Z: " & Round( $ava[0][2] , 2) $Stats &= @CRLF & "Xvel: " & Round( $x_vel , 2) $Stats &= @CRLF & "Yvel: " & Round( $y_vel , 2) $Stats &= @CRLF & "Zvel: " & Round( $z_vel , 2) GUICtrlSetData($Stats_1,$Stats) Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) Func drawObject($obj) For $i = 0 to UBound($obj) - 1 $obj[$i][0] = drawPoint($obj[$i][1],$obj[$i][2],$obj[$i][3]) Next Return $obj EndFunc Func drawPoint($x,$y,$z) $y = ($h-$y) $x_dist = ($x_center - $x) / 10 $y_dist = ($y_center - $y) / 10 $point = GUICtrlCreateLabel("+", $x + ($x_dist * ($z/100)), $y + ($y_dist * ($z/100)), 50, 50,$SS_CENTER) $size = 50 - ((32 / $d) * $z) If $size < 1 Then $size = 1 GUICtrlSetFont(-1, $size) $color = Round( ($z / $d) * 99, 0 ) If $color > 99 then $color = 99 If $color < 0 Then $color = 0 GUICtrlSetColor(-1, "0x00" & $color & "00") GUICtrlSetBkColor(-1, $GUI_BKCOLOR_TRANSPARENT) Return $point EndFunc Func calcPhys() $ava[0][0] += $x_vel $ava[0][1] += $y_vel $ava[0][2] += $z_vel If $x_vel > 1 Then $x_vel -= 0.5 ElseIf $x_vel < -1 Then $x_vel += 0.5 Else $x_vel = 0 EndIf If $z_vel > 1 Then $z_vel -= 0.5 ElseIf $z_vel < -1 Then $z_vel += 0.5 Else $z_vel = 0 EndIf If $ava[0][0] < 0 Then $ava[0][0] = 0 $x_vel *= -2/3 ElseIf $ava[0][0] > $w Then $ava[0][0] = $w $x_vel *= -2/3 EndIf If $ava[0][1] < 0 Then $ava[0][1] = 0 If Abs($y_vel) < 1 Then $y_vel = 0 Else $y_vel *= -2/3 EndIf ElseIf $ava[0][1] > $h Then $ava[0][1] = $h $y_vel *= -1 EndIf If $ava[0][2] < 0 Then $ava[0][2] = 0 $z_vel *= -2/3 ElseIf $ava[0][2] > $d Then $ava[0][2] = $d $z_vel *= -2/3 EndIf If $fc = $f_skip Then GUICtrlDelete($lastpoint) $lastpoint = drawPoint($ava[0][0],$ava[0][1],$ava[0][2]) $fc = 0 Else $fc +=1 EndIf $y_vel -= 2 EndFunc Func calcInput() If _IsPressed(25,$dll) Then $x_vel -= 2 EndIf If _IsPressed(27,$dll) Then $x_vel += 2 EndIf If _IsPressed(26,$dll) Then $z_vel += 2 EndIf If _IsPressed(28,$dll) Then $z_vel -= 2 EndIf If _IsPressed(20,$dll) Then $y_vel += 6 EndIf EndFunc

I'm planning to make a little UI for some of my programs, but I don't want to go extracting the ICO files everytime I add a new program. Is there any way I can get the icon from another file and use it in my script?

Well, first off ProcessClose is a command to close the process, not to check if it's closed, so that line won't help you. You'll want to check if the process is still open, instead: ProcessExists("Game") And loop it, so when the game is closed, autoit will know that it doesn't exist anymore, which is the same thing. Then you can carry out whatever functions you want from there, An example of waiting for a game to close: Do Sleep(1000) Until Not(ProcessExists("Game"))

Probably. Use the autoit window tool to find the name of the control that displays the percentage information, and get it using ControlGetText .

So yeah... i'm trying to make a script that gives me medians... but I can't sort a list of numbers because it will put multiple-digit numbers in the wrong place. For example, I put in 1,2,3,10,22,31 in _ArraySort and it gives me 1,10,2,22,3,31 Any way I can put these numbers in order of least to greatest?

Ah yeah, I remember that now. Problem is, I can't get it to come up in the script.. I ran it from scite about 30 times without it giving the error... But I know its an array error so atleast I know where to look. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure there's already a detailed post on the Line -1 error, but search doesn't like me, or maybe I'm just blind... Either way, can anyone tell me what causes this? It only occurs when running my program for the first time after a reboot.

I have an embedded IE object in my GUI, and when links are clicked they open in IE. Is there anyway to stop that, and open it in whatever the user's default browser instead?

Oh, wow, I thought I ruled that out by making it generate numbers within a larger range Thanks alot. That hurt my brain for a while. I couldn't understand how I mess up on such a small script...

You probably want _IEFormElementGetCollection. It gets a list of all the elements in a form, by number. Look in the html and count how many elements are before the one you want (the username box, probably) and that will probably be the number you need. If that doesn't work you'll have to try trial and error... heres a little excerpt from a chat program I made: $OFORM = _IEFormGetObjByName($LOGINS, "Login") $NAME = _IEFormElementGetCollection($OFORM, 0) _IEFormElementSetValue($NAME, $LOGINNAME) Search "_IEFormElementGetCollection " in the help file