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massive thanks to FastFrench, great tool and works perfect with AutoIt! could someone help with integrating these functions in Visual Studio C++, though? I've tried simply #include "FastFind.h" and using SnapShot() function, but I get "Error 1 error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "int __stdcall SnapShot(int,int,int,int,int)" (?SnapShot@@YGHHHHHH@Z)". I also tried adding FastFind.dll's directory in "Project->Properties->Configuration Properties->C/C++->General->Additional include directories" and the FastFind.dll in "Project->Properties->Configuration Properties->Linker->Input->Additional Dependencies" but then I get "Error 1 error LNK1107: invalid or corrupt file: cannot read at 0x2B0". I will really appreciate any help on using FastFind in C++

Sorry, didn't expect one of the most obvious application for automation to be a taboo here I script to learn only. The game was just an example - a tool and environment to learn the language. Sorry for violating the rules, anyway

Hello everyone. My first post, but I'll jump straight to the gist I am writing a rather simple script for a game strategic game. There is a map on the main panel and icons appearing on the map. The icons are always the same and are not affected by antialiasting or any other effect. I am trying to find the icons on the map. Some I can find just by one pixel - the pixel isn't repeated so it's enough, but will I have to write a function to search the whole screen pixel-by-pixel for the specific colour, or is there something better to return an array of coordinates of pixels with the matching colour? Other images, though, are more complex and I need to look for a pixel pattern. Basic DTMs (Deformable Template Models) are what I have been using so far, but will I have to write my own function to find the main pixel and then search for sub-pixels or is there something similar already? Or maybe a better way to find those icons? I'm new to memory editing so I don't event know where to start when it comes to finding stuff other than numbers and text. The Window Info tool doesn't show much either: Class: WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.33c0d9d Instance: 1 ClassnameNN: WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.33c0d9d1 Name: dxBasePanel Advanced (Class): [NAME:dxBasePanel] ID: 1311936 Text: Position: 0, 92 Size: 1480, 911 ControlClick Coords: 804, 305 Style: 0x56000000 ExStyle: 0x00010000 Handle: 0x00000000001404C0 Nothing changes when I hover over an icon. The visible and hidden texts refer only to stuff outside of the main panel. Does anyone have a different idea on how to handle it? I'll be grateful for any help