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Letz cut to the chase...

I cannot get the mouse controls to work(you'll understand from my code)

what i am trying to acomplish is simply this, when the mouse reaches the limits set it will jupm to any location that i would like it to (sooner or l8r ima make it just move back a few pixls...) I have gotten these commands to work bfore but simply cant do it the way im tring ro add them to my script... yambling on...

; 1024 x 768 - desktop size tested/scripted with
;  Simple tool designed to help Diablo users who use windows, not to click off the game screen...
;Author = me >.< ChazFire of course
;
;
;


Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer
$iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(270628,"ChazFire D2:LOD Windows helper 'Simple Edition'","Would you like to load Windows Helper now?" & @CRLF & "")
Select
   Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 6;Yes

   Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7;No
            exit
EndSelect




$mousepos = MouseGetPos()
Global $Paused
HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "TogglePause")
$var = IniRead("C:d2w.ini", "name", "winname", "Diablo II")
ToolTip('Press "pause/break" to pause or continue script', 20, 20)
$1 = 1

Do   
   If WinActive($var) Then
      Sleep(100)
   Else
      WinActivate($var)
      WinMove("Diablo II", "", 0, 0)
      MouseMove(400, 400, 0)
    #region ""mouse boundries""
                ; left
      If    ($mousepos[0]) <= 10 Then
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        EndIf
                ; right
        If  ($mousepos[0]) >= 795 Then
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        EndIf
                ;top
        If  ($mousepos[1]) <= 33 Then
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        EndIf
                ;bottom
        If  ($mousepos[1]) >= 602 Then
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        EndIf
    #region ""mouse boundries""
   EndIf
   
   $1 = $1 + 1
   
Until $1 = 0

Func TogglePause()
   $Paused = Not $Paused
   While $Paused
      Sleep(100)
      ToolTip('Script is Paused, You may resume to freely roam your computer now, or choose to continue script..."', 20, 20)
   Wend
   ToolTip('Press "pause"/break" to pause or continue script', 20, 20)
EndFunc  ;==>TogglePause

You can change the ini dir or w/e to test this

[font="Arial"]--------When you go to jail a friend will bve thier to bail you out, but a best friend will be sitting right next to you saying, "D*** we F**ked up!"--------A friend helps you move, but a best friend helps you move dead bodies?Which brings me to my question, what kind of friend are you?[/font]
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HMMM still cant get it to work

independantly (not great at spelling) the code works well and the mouse does in fact get "trapped" inside the area set but i cant seem to get it to work in this script :)

after thinking about it i tried this

select
                ; left
                case    ($mousepos[0]) <= 10 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
     
                ; right
        case    ($mousepos[0]) >= 795 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
       
                ;top
        case    ($mousepos[1]) <= 33 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        
                ;bottom
        case    ($mousepos[1]) >= 602 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
       endselect

wich doesnt "trap" the mouse either but on both codes i get no errors... the rest of it works fine....

Round 2 (or is it 3)

i have now tried to make it a function

func _funcTrapMouse()
select
                ; left
                
        case    ($mousepos[0]) <= 10 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
     
                ; right
        case    ($mousepos[0]) >= 795 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
       
                ;top
        case    ($mousepos[1]) <= 33 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        
                ;bottom
        case    ($mousepos[1]) >= 602 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
       endselect
endfunc

<<<<<<<<<<<<<skip some code >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Do   
   If WinActive($var) Then
      Sleep(100)
   Else
      WinActivate($var)
      WinMove("Diablo II", "", 0, 0)
      MouseMove(400, 400, 0)
      call ("_funcTrapMouse")   ; <<<<<<<----------called in here
   EndIf
   
   $1 = $1 + 1
   
Until $1 = 0

sigh, ill never get it done at this rate :evil: ***yes i know another individual has done almost same thing for WC3 but it didnt quiet work with DiabloII:LOD even after changing target ect

Edited by ChazFire's REVENGE
[font="Arial"]--------When you go to jail a friend will bve thier to bail you out, but a best friend will be sitting right next to you saying, "D*** we F**ked up!"--------A friend helps you move, but a best friend helps you move dead bodies?Which brings me to my question, what kind of friend are you?[/font]
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The MouseGetPos() command needs to be within the Do..Until loop.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Tanks for the tip, but I just tried doing that now it acts a little wierd. I.E. it doesnt trap mouse but when ever i click off screen it traps the mouse untill D2 comes bac up... is thier a way i can trap it while the window is running...

trust me im looking through old threads and the help file as i work... :)

[font="Arial"]--------When you go to jail a friend will bve thier to bail you out, but a best friend will be sitting right next to you saying, "D*** we F**ked up!"--------A friend helps you move, but a best friend helps you move dead bodies?Which brings me to my question, what kind of friend are you?[/font]
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OMG I feel like the biggest dumb @** in the world right now, i put it in the wrong part of the loop....

Do   
    $mousepos = MouseGetPos()
   If WinActive($var) Then
       #region ""mouse boundries""
    select
                ; left
        case    ($mousepos[0]) <= 10 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
     
                ; right
        case    ($mousepos[0]) >= 795 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
       
                ;top
        case    ($mousepos[1]) <= 33 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
        
                ;bottom
        case    ($mousepos[1]) >= 602 
            MouseMove(50, 50)
       endselect
    #region ""mouse boundries""
      Sleep(100)
   Else
      WinActivate($var)
      WinMove("Diablo II", "", 0, 0)
      MouseMove(400, 400, 0)

   EndIf

works.... Thats like dur i need it to work while win is active..... **pats self on back, then walks out the room in shame**

allthough func would be lil less messy...

Edited by ChazFire's REVENGE
[font="Arial"]--------When you go to jail a friend will bve thier to bail you out, but a best friend will be sitting right next to you saying, "D*** we F**ked up!"--------A friend helps you move, but a best friend helps you move dead bodies?Which brings me to my question, what kind of friend are you?[/font]
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allthough func would be lil less messy...

That's okay -- we can tidy your code up in other ways (untested but should work):

; Confirmation prompt
if (msgBox(0x42124, "...", "Load Windows Helper?") = 7) then exit

; Pause functionality
global $paused = 0
hotkeySet("{PAUSE}", "togglePause")
toolTip("Press Pause to pause or continue the script", 20, 20)

Func togglePause()
    $paused = not($paused)
    if ($paused) then
        toolTip("Script is paused -- press Pause to continue", 20, 20)
        while ($paused)
              sleep(100)
        wEnd
    else
        toolTip("Press Pause to pause or continue the script", 20, 20)
    endIf
endFunc

; Get window title from INI
local $title = iniRead("C:d2w.ini", "name", "winName", "Diablo II")

while (1)

    sleep(100)
    if (winActive($title) then
        winMove("Diablo II", "", 0, 0)
        local $mousePos = mouseGetPos()

        #region "Mouse boundaries"
   ; left
        if ($mousePos[0] <= 10) then mouseMove(50, 50)
   ; right
        if ($mousePos[0] >= 795) then mouseMove(50, 50)
   ; top
        if ($mousePos[1] <= 33) then mouseMove(50, 50)
   ; bottom
        if ($mousePos[1] >= 602) then mouseMove(50, 50)
        #region "Mouse boundaries"

    endIf

wEnd
Edited by LxP
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Oh. My. God. You know, I never believed Valik before. But I guess some people really do use Call() when they don't need to. Damn.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I don't have to make things up, Saunders, which is the sad part given some of the seemingly outrageous things I've likely said. :)
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