how can i move my mouse from left top till right below

[HcClassic]

I need some help

If this is the Screen

____________________

| x.................|

|...................|

|...................|

|...................|

|..................x|

i want to start at the first x and end at the last x

but by move the mouse over all the x and y till it reaches the last x

like in a maze

hope u understand

[Jos]

hope u understand

Yes, so what have you tried before posting this question?

[HcClassic]

Yes, so what have you tried before posting this question?

well i trying this atm

MouseMove(0,0)

Mousemove(1151,0)

Mousemove(0,1)

Mousemove(1151,1)

Mousemove(0,2)

Mousemove(1151,2)

but will take long time till finished but that wont be a problem

i was just hoping there was a faster way

and while it was moving and it detects an certain color on the ( example x = 324 y = 242)

it had to click there and stop moving with the mouse

[Jos]

well i trying this atm

MouseMove(0,0)

Mousemove(1151,0)

Mousemove(0,1)

Mousemove(1151,1)

Mousemove(0,2)

Mousemove(1151,2)

but will take long time till finished but that wont be a problem

i was just hoping there was a faster way

and while it was moving and it detects an certain color on the ( example x = 324 y = 242)

it had to click there and stop moving with the mouse

Think about using a For-Next loop and look at the Parameters for the MousMove() function in the Helpfile to speed it up.

Jos

[HcClassic]

Think about using a For-Next loop and look at the Parameters for the MousMove() function in the Helpfile to speed it up.

Jos

i do not really get the For-Next loop can u explain it a bit to me please?

if u can't do it in english dutch is fine for me too

[Jos]

if u can't do it in english dutch is fine for me too

Don't know why but this remark did put a smile on my face.

By the way: The script will look "more or less" the same in Dutch and English.

Jos

[DustinBowers]

Hi there. I think this is what youre looking to do but it does take a while for the process to play itself out.

If you want to make it faster, you could add something like a Step to it to skip a few actual pixel locations on the screen.

Example()

Func Example()

For $y = 0 To @DesktopHeight

    For $x = 0 To @DesktopWidth
        HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Stop")
        
        MouseMove($x, $y)
        
        
    Next
    
Next

EndFunc

Func Stop()
    
Exit

EndFunc

[HcClassic]

Don't know why but this remark did put a smile on my face.

By the way: The script will look "more or less" the same in Dutch and English.

Jos

well i still dont understand it

i readed help

still no clue how it works

edit :

i try DustinBowers his way

Edited February 1, 2010 by HcClassic

[Jos]

well i still dont understand it

i readed help

-snip

still no clue how it works

No need to Cut&Paste the Helpfile page. What part is unclear to you?

Is it what a For-Next is supposed to do or how to apply it for your purpose?

Anyway, look one post above yours for some hints.

Jos

Edited February 1, 2010 by Jos

[DustinBowers]

If all youre trying to do is locate a color on the screen and click it when it appears use the pixelsearch. Ive included a quick example, I hope it helps.

I didnt realize you were looking for a color the first time i read your post. Hope this helps a little more. should work a lot quicker too.

Example2()

Func Example2()
$Color = "0xFFFFFF"


While 1
Sleep(50)
$XY = PixelSearch( 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, $Color)
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Stop")
    If Not @error Then
    
        MouseClick("Left", $XY[0], $XY[1], 1, 10)
        MsgBox(0, "Found", $Color & " was found at:" & $XY[0] & "," & $XY[1], @DesktopWidth/2, @DesktopHeight/2)
        Stop()
    EndIf

    
WEnd

EndFunc


Func Stop()

Exit

EndFunc

[HcClassic]

If all youre trying to do is locate a color on the screen and click it when it appears use the pixelsearch. Ive included a quick example, I hope it helps.

I didnt realize you were looking for a color the first time i read your post. Hope this helps a little more. should work a lot quicker too.

Example2()

Func Example2()
$Color = "0xFFFFFF"


While 1
Sleep(50)
$XY = PixelSearch( 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, $Color)
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Stop")
    If Not @error Then
    
        MouseClick("Left", $XY[0], $XY[1], 1, 10)
        MsgBox(0, "Found", $Color & " was found at:" & $XY[0] & "," & $XY[1], @DesktopWidth/2, @DesktopHeight/2)
        Stop()
    EndIf

    
WEnd

EndFunc


Func Stop()

Exit

EndFunc

well if i move my mouse from x=0 and y=0 over till @desktopwidth , @desktopheight

then if a red pixel for example suddenly appears when my mouse were at x = 241 y = 141 ( just some random y - x )

i want it to click at my current mouseposition which would be x = 241 and y = 141 then(mouseclick "left" 241,141,1)

and when it click at the postition i want it to stop move my mouse and just do some other random action

[DustinBowers]

Ok i think i understand what you want to do so try this :

Example()

Func Example()
$Color = "0xFFFFFF"

For $y = 0 To @DesktopHeight

    For $x = 0 To @DesktopWidth
        HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Stop")
        
        MouseMove($x, $y)
        $GetColor = PixelGetColor($x, $y)
            
            If $GetColor = $Color Then
                MouseClick("Left", $x, $y, 1, 10)
                Stop()
            EndIf
        
    Next
    
Next

EndFunc

Func Stop()
    
Exit

EndFunc