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Hmmm, I should really spend a lot more time scanning the functions.... nvm about the whole question. I feel stupid now

Edited by larcerkev
Posted (edited)

Use MouseGetPos()...Example:

$MousePosition = MouseGetPos()
MsgBox(-1, 'Coords', 'X: ' & $MousePosition[0] & 'Y: ' & $MousePosition[1])

$MousePosition[0] stores the X-coords of the mouse.

$MousePosition[1] stores the Y-coords of the mouse.

For more info see this page.

Hope that's what you wanted :)

Edited by Vadersapien
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