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Coordinates problem

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Eekhoorn    0

Eekhoorn
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I want a scrit to search a pixel, then click it and then click a bit lower. It clicks ok on the pixel, but I don't get the "variable" other pixel right. I got the following yet:

$coord  = PixelSearch( 300, 260, 750, 430, 6966024 )
    $xcoord1 = $coord[0] - 30
    $ycoord1 = $coord[1] - 20
..............

Can anyone help me please ?

Thx in advance :unsure:.

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Melba23    2,629

Melba23
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Eekhoorn,

Remember that the Y coordinate increases as you move down the screen - so if you want a lower pixel you need to increase the value. At the moment you are decreasing it. :unsure:

M23

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ArrayMultiColSort ---- Sort arrays on multiple columns
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GUIListViewEx ------- Insert, delete, move, drag, sort, edit and colour ListView items
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