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no luck it works if the window is not active though thanks for help anyway

CODEHotKeySet("{F11}", "_user32_MouseMove") While 1 Sleep(10) WEnd Func _user32_MouseMove($x, $y) $pos = MouseGetPos() $xAmount = 50+ $pos[0] $yAmount = 50+ $pos[1] DllCall("user32.dll","none","mouse_event","long",1,"long",$xAmount,"long",$yAmount,"long",0,"long", 0) MsgBox(0, "", "") EndFunc added a line to test if the hotkey is detected. on desktop it should move your cursor and then pop up an empty dialogue. when in game (window mode still), the cursor didnt move but the empty dialogue popped up. i am confused..anway, thanks crzftx and nfwu

have u tried qmacro? it works with my game while autoit doesnt

hey thanks ur code does work while i am inside the game (i.e. a box popped up) i tried chaning the content of function 'test' to move the mouse / send a key nothing happened

thanks pixel search works fine its just that other inputing functions doesnt work e.g. moving the cursor, sending key strokes etc

heh tried control click but i do not know what the ID should be tried finding the id of the chat box inside the game but nth shown in the autoit window info tool I really wonder why autoit doesnt work while qmacro works

hey thanks for the swift response! it is a standalone exe http://www.gametribe.com/gt/domo.do

thanks again, just tried but no luck. the problem is that nothing really works inside the game beside the pixel checking. e.g. i ordered autoit to move the mouse and it doesnt work

thanks for swift response no as I could send keys using other programs like quickmacro

Hi i am writing a bot for an online game "Dream Mirror Online" Basically it involves searching specific color pixels on the screen and click. I've tested my program outside the game and it does what I want. Once I am in the game (window mode), AutoIt returns the coord of the pixel found correctly, but fails to move the cursor to that coordinate and click. After a little bit of testing, I found AutoIt fails to do anything in the game, e.g. not even sending a key. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.