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sorry for a bump but for a thing i am writing i really need 2 of the questions answered: the Would it be possible to make a function based on PixelSearch to give coordinates of ALL pixels that fit the hex+variations rather then just first one. Put in context, hypothetically say there is a help program that would draw red rectangles around buttons whatnot. Using pixelsearch to ID the boxes would be extremely problematical since the rectangle would always shift-up/down left right ie:never stay simetric with the actual button. now if you had say 3 pixels then its much easier to fit a rectangle around that... and -PixelSearch for a range of pixels. Something i asked before but thread got lost...If i had say 2 pixels is it possible to search every pixel in between the 2 hexes rather then having to find 1 in the middle and then use variations..

nah just didnt post the entire thing: While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() Select Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit Case $msg = somecodehere stuff happens here Case $msg = morecodehere alotof other stuff happeninoing here ase $msg = the finalcodebit weee even more stufff.... EndSelect Wend Thanks for response though...seems like it will be the only one:(

Okay so I saved up a bunch of questions concerning different aspects of AutoIt: -PixelSearch for a range of pixels. Something i asked before but thread got lost...If i had say 2 pixels is it possible to search every pixel in between the 2 hexes rather then having to find 1 in the middle and then use variations... -How exactly does PixelSearch work? Does it scan top left corner to bottom left corner in rows until it finds the first pixel that fits the target pixel+variations or does it scan the entire area and then give coords of the best fit? -Just a dumb question about my code...which doesn't seem to work. While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() Select Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSelect this seems to not work...ever. I usually end up closing the script through task manager. -Would it be possible to make a function based on PixelSearch to give coordinates of ALL pixels that fit the hex+variations rather then just first one. Put in context, hypothetically say there is a help program that would draw red rectangles around buttons whatnot. Using pixelsearch to ID the boxes would be extremely problematical since the rectangle would always shift-up/down left right ie:never stay simetric with the actual button. now if you had say 3 pixels then its much easier to fit a rectangle around that... -sliders: i am having extremely hard time reading data off slider. I can create one in my GUI (if i am lucky and it actually appears) but when i try to set a variable to get the info of the slider the script magically gets f*cked...will post code later don't have it on this computer.. Any and all help appreciated.

I can understand it sertanly but since i am a total AutoIt nub i have no chance of making this into a proper algo...:\

Hey, although this does work for a single pixel how would you use this to search for range or variations as you would with PixelSearch

Use cheat engine.

another thing. what if there is 2,3 pixels i need to search at the same time? d i just run them all through ifthen or what.

ahh would this function change the resolution of the child window or inbed it asis?

hmm but that's just the thing i am not too used to graphical things like that. Can you give me an example of a function that would search diff luminocities and saturation as well as the color range of say 15 for each RGB edit: also if forexample i actually KNOW the range of pixels how would i set PixelSearch to scan the known range rathern then all pixels around the only known one? (do i have to find a pixel "some where in the middle of that range" that sounds bizarre.)

Never worked with VB or its derivatives, How would i inbed a running process inside my GUI (its easy to start something using the GUI but how would i start it INSIDE the GUI is the question)

thanks, i knew about the variations but is that the only way to apply it? because i have a number of functions, depending on user input different pixels are searched the function thus varies so: PixelSearch(10, 10, 800, 580, $color) is what i have do i just: PixelSearch(10, 10, 800, 580, $color, 100) if i say want 100 variations of that color? thats another thing, i am not really all that savy on graphics so how many variations would it take to have everything from dark orange to brown? But thanks for the help.

Hi, i am writing a tool that would click at sertain pixel. However I would like to inquire if its possible to search for a "range" of colors rather then just one and make this efficient-not search for every single on in that range...