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By Xandy
MapIt is a tile world editor. MapIt was built around the concept of reversing Dragon Warrior map images. MapIt can take image input and produce a tile and world array.
MapIt features Unity style dragable labels that adjust property values.
MapParser is a C++ project that scans images for unique tiles. MapParser is very fast. Due to hard drive failure, many bugs were restored b/c I had to rewind many years. Frustrated with the design, I wrote a new version from the ground up. This New Version: AutoIt Front-end, command line controls, and shared with the world; so that I can't lose it again.
You can toggle the C++ MapParser off to see the difference in speeds between the MapParser CPP verse AutoIt function. Function is named Scan_Tiles() in AutoIt. You can also chose to download without MapParser.exe.
At the moment Scanning a image resets the arrays, but you can add tiles after scanning.
Images can be added as tiles without scan image at all. Then configure settings to give your world parameters and manually fill the world data with tile indexes.
Using the settings you can change tile size after a scan. Example: you wanted to replace a map with different sized tiles.
Changing and replacing tile / world data is easy. B/c tile world editor.
Hotkeys, I use CTRL+R in image above to signal replace tile action and I use "G" to Get the tile under mouse.
Hotkeys are not saved to disk and thus are set to default between sessions.
I might draw the world to pre-rendered surfaces and use them as multi-layer someday. I do that in my AutoIt, DragonWarrior Remake but I could spend forever unsure what features are important for this. The DW_Remake has a method of replacing a tile with a tile on two layers. So you could replace a tree on the first layer with a grass, and a tree in the second layer. This is all getting very confusing.
I attempted to write the good code. If something could be better, please advise.
Fifth release. Enjoy.
For download, videos, and example of created world file data; please visit the MapIt webpage: http://songersoft.com/programming/mapit/mapit_about.phtml
Special thanks: @AdmiralAlkex, @Melba23, @MrCreatoR
Main AutoIt source file: Will not run without other Includes and SDL DLLs.
Last Update: 5/26/2018 3:45 PM EST
REMOVED CODE BLOCK: I was informed the this page loaded very slowly, one solution so far has been to remove the 2k lines in the code block.
When I recieve more feedback from the User I may reduce image size or remove images.
Next Version Added: $eSETTING_TILE_LAST_PATH I have the weekend, I want to write world layers with aBoard surfaces.
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By lenclstr746
HELLO GUYS
I'm a work on a background see and click bot project
I can complete it if your help me
(using imagesearch , gdi+ and fastfind)
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By dadalt95
I would like to know if it's possible to pass an image recognition (captcha) system.
What are the ways to achieve this?
Just the references or links is enough for me by now.
Thanks by now!
Thanks!
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By fatpig
Dear AutoIT Community.
I am currently working on a program that will display lots of images in a scroll down GUI.
I create the GUI based on the number of images, which works fine.
But all images I place using GuiCtrlCreatePic above a threshold of around 32000 pixels (cant say exactly) are placed at negative locations and finally will reach 0 again
and will then populate on top of the images placed there before.
For $i = 1 To $Images[0] ; Get picture dimensions $hImage = _GDIPlus_ImageLoadFromFile($ImgRep & $Images[$i]) $iX = _GDIPlus_ImageGetWidth($hImage) $iY = _GDIPlus_ImageGetHeight($hImage) _GDIPlus_ImageDispose($hImage) ; Resize & place images in GUI $Pic[$i] = GUICtrlCreatePic($ImgRep & $Images[$i], $Spacer, Round($yPos, 0), $MaxImgWidth, $MaxImgWidth * ($iY / $iX)) $yPos = $yPos + $MaxImgWidth * ($iY / $iX) + $Spacer $log = $log & "|" & $yPos $currentlut = $Images[1] Next I have found a limit at 32767 pixels for some GUI elements when googling around.
Can someone tell me how to circumvent that?
thanks!
cheers
Felix
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By DeathChicken
If possible please add or edit the comments to explain how this works.
;includes functions from other things
#include <GDIPlus.au3>
#include <ScreenCapture.au3>
;hotkeys
HotKeySet("{ESC}", _exit)
HotKeySet("{F1}", _scan)
;global variables
Global $win_title ;name of the window
Global $area_x ;
Global $area_y ;
Global $area_w ;
Global $area_h ;
Global $cursor ;
Global $rect_file ;
Global $hbmpscreen ;
Global $i= 1043 ;moves the rect
Global $ii= 378 ;moves the rect
Global $x=1044 ;inner rect offset
Global $y=501 ;inner rect offset
Global $hbmprect ;image inside rect
Global $hscreen ;image whole screen
_GDIPlus_Startup() ;?
;display hotkeys on screen
ToolTip("Press F1 to scan | Press ESC to Exit",0,0)
;infinite loop to keep prog running
While 1
Sleep(100)
WEnd
Func _scan()
;~ reads your screen area:
_read()
;~ converts screen captured into bmp
_convert()
;~ . Loads converted bmp to be read
_loadBMP()
;~ compares the bmp of your scanned screen to the actual screen that is being displayed
_compare()
EndFunc
;reads screen
Func _read()
$hscreen = _ScreenCapture_CaptureWnd("", WinGetHandle($win_title), $area_x, $area_y, $area_x + $area_w, $area_y + $area_h, $cursor)
EndFunc
;converts screen into bmp
Func _convert()
_GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromHBITMAP($hscreen)
EndFunc
;loads converted screen
Func _loadBMP()
_GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromFile($rect_file)
EndFunc
;compares savedBMP to current screen
Func _compare()
;If( below code ) = ( below code ) Then
If _GDIPlus_BitmapGetPixel($hbmpscreen, ($i + $x) - $area_x, ($ii + $y) - $area_y) = _GDIPlus_BitmapGetPixel($hbmprect, $x, $y) Then
;display message box titled found with a message of found
MsgBox("","","found")
;if above is not correct then
EndIf
EndFunc
;exit func
Func _exit()
Exit
EndFunc
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