Auto clicker on checkered area

[asdaf]

Lets say there is an area divided by vertical and horizontal lines, that make equal squares. In this area there is other discrete area surrounded by a red line, by clicking outside the surrounded area, you can add one square to surface surrounded by a red line, but you can only click on squares that are touching red line. Do you have any idea on how to make autoclicker work so it knows to click those squares that are aside of the surrounded surface?

[Nine]

Looks like game automation, is it ?  If so I strongly suggest you read forum rules, as it is not allowed to discuss such matters.

[asdaf]

It's not, I'm wondering if there is a way to put coords of that figure and make bot change those cords by making a figure bigger

[Melba23]

asdaf,

i can think of several ways to do what you want - but I am having difficulty imagining why you need to do it. Why do you need a bot to click in the square immediately outside the red line? What possible reason can there be to require a bot to do this?

Over to you for a better explanation.

M23

P.S. And just to be absolutely clear - this is the Mod team determining the legality of the thread, so everyone else please keep out.

[asdaf]

To make a simple simulation showing viral replication, i was thinking by adding a few variables I can change the speed of replicating and also reverse it showing how the interferons work, I need that for my studies and thought it will be a great touch to add something like that to my presentation about viruses, also I like programming, so it will be developmental for me.

[Melba23]

asdaf,

Good enough!

I would suggest having a shadow array where each cell is flagged as "infected" or not. Then when clicking a random cell it is easy to look at all the neighbours and see if one of them is "infected" - if so then that cell becomes infected too. You may have to go for a block colour for each cell rather then an outline of the "infected" area, but that does not seem too big a penalty to me. Give it a go and see if it works for you - although someone may well come up with something better soon.

M23