Lock mouse to a window

[FinalVersion]

I want to lock my mouse to StarCraft II's window, so it can't go outside the window border. When SC2 is run in window mode, and you go to move around the map, if your mouse goes outside the window, it stops.

So what would be the simplest way to keep it within the border.

[picea892]

Hi. Modify this script to meet your needs.

[somdcomputerguy]

FinalVersion, if you need any help modifying or using that script, MouseTrap, post here and I'll do what I can do. picea892, thanks for the push.

[FinalVersion]

I just tried it out by default, it locks in a pretty small region, and i've looked through the script, and can't find it setting it to a specific region.

[Skrip]

I just tried it out by default, it locks in a pretty small region, and i've looked through the script, and can't find it setting it to a specific region.

Look up _MouseTrap in Misc.au3

[somdcomputerguy]

I just tried it out by default, it locks in a pretty small region, and i've looked through the script, and can't find it setting it to a specific region.

Move/Resize the window, hit the 'Remember' button. It has a fairly good 'memory' then, much better than mine anyway..

[Thudo]

Can we have MouseTrap actually detect the presence of a window using WinExists or WinActivate then lock the user in that window?

Also, can MouseTrap or Autoit in general stop users from Cntl+Alt+Delete'ing there way outside the window?

Edited July 21, 2010 by Thudo

[JohnOne]

Can we have MouseTrap actually detect the presence of a window using WinExists or WinActivate then lock the user in that window?

Also, can MouseTrap or Autoit in general stop users from Cntl+Alt+Delete'ing there way outside the window?

Well that would be quite silly wouldnt it, why would you want to stop someone from accessing there own computer?

[Thudo]

Its called "our environment" where we do not have Windows authentication via AD. We're artificially creating it with an Autoit screensaver so it if a user fails to put in a correct password after the screensaver ends and the "enter password" prompt comes up the system must be locked. Thats the security requirement.

[JohnOne]

Im no expert, but I,m sure there are ways of locking a computer other than disabling built in windows security features.

Especially when you have full adminisrtative control over it, seems like an odd way to go about such a thing.

[Thudo]

Agreed except CTRL+ALT+DELETE pretty much trumps all. Its always present to get out of a situation.

Regardless.. I'm trying to lock the mouse in the middle of the screen using the following when the "Login" box comes up:

#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>
#include <Misc.au3>
AdlibRegister("_MouseTrapCurrent")

Func _MouseTrapCurrent()
    if winexists("Login") then
_MouseTrap(550,500,750,600)
else
_MouseTrap()
    endif
EndFunc

So the script should auto-detect the instance of a "login" box on the desktop but oddly its not. I'm sure I've over-simplified this. Edited July 21, 2010 by Thudo

[lolau3]

On 7/21/2010 at 1:45 PM, JohnOne said:

 

Well that would be quite silly wouldnt it, why would you want to stop someone from accessing there own computer?

you can death loop already. youre silly.

[Jos]

14 hours ago, lolau3 said:

you can death loop already. youre silly.

This us the best you can do after signing up, using a 11 years old thread to post a bullshit reply ?

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