montymintypie Posted December 22, 2009 Posted December 22, 2009 I couldn't think of a better description Basically, my problem is this... In human terms, this is what my program is doing: Move mouse to position 1 Loop here: Move and click (MouseClick function) at position 2 Move back to position 1 End Loop. In my program, position 2 is incrementing by one every iteration of the loop. In the applet I'm interfacing with, clicking draws a pixel on the screen. Because it's a little slow (i.e. sometimes clicks don't register) the mouse is moved back to position one to check if the pixel has been drawn. Basically, it should draw a line on the screen. Instead, it'll sometimes draw a line from position 1 to position 2, which is odd since the mouse is never moving whilst being clicked. I've tried MouseMove->MouseDown->MouseUp as well, but that still gives the weird behaviour. I've attached a screenshot of what it's doing. There should be a green line at the top, but there are diagonals that come from position 1 to whatever position 2 was at the time. Thanks in advance for any help.
montymintypie Posted December 22, 2009 Author Posted December 22, 2009 BTW, here is the code I'm trying to use to do this... For $j = 0 to 298 Sleep(100) For $i = 0 to 398 DrawColour($Element[2],$i,$j,$Handle) Next Next In this section, the stuff I've commented out is the other approaches I've been trying. Func DrawColour($InputColour,$x,$y,$Handle) ;Takes an input colour and then clicks the mouse on the grid until it equals the colour. ; $InputColour: The hex colour of the element. Can be taken from $Element[2] ; $x,$y the co-ordinates of the pixel, in relation to the Powder Game box. ; $Handle: The window handle of the browser window. ;~ MouseMove($x+$CoOrdsX,$y+$CoOrdsY,0) ;~ MouseDown("primary") ;~ MouseUp("primary") ;~ Sleep(50) MouseClick("primary",$x+$CoOrdsX,$y+$CoOrdsY,1,0) ;~ $delay = 0 EndFunc If it doesn't make sense, I can explain the variables more...
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