VB6 MOUSEMOVE on AutoIt, needs help!

[Eragon]

So i'm trying to set a pixelcolor by pressing letter "J" and then search for it near the mouse.

It works in a 2d enviroment, however, if I enter in a 3D environment, the camera starts to Spin out looking down. I don't know why it works on 2D and not 3D.

Here is the code:

Declare Variables:

Option Explicit

Public AUTOIT As New AutoItX3
Public Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32" (ByVal vKey As Long) As Integer

Public MOUSEX As Long
Public MOUSEY As Long
Public colordepixel As Long
Public arraypixelsearch() As Variant

Public activobusqueda As Boolean

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()

On Error Resume Next

MOUSEX = AUTOIT.MouseGetPosX
MOUSEY = AUTOIT.MouseGetPosY

If GetAsyncKeyState(vbKeyJ) Then
 colordepixel = AUTOIT.PixelGetColor(MOUSEX, MOUSEY)
    
      Label1.Caption = "J pressed: " & colordepixel
 activobusqueda = Not activobusqueda

     End If
arraypixelsearch() = AUTOIT.PixelSearch(AUTOIT.MouseGetPosX - 100, AUTOIT.MouseGetPosY - 100, AUTOIT.MouseGetPosX + 100, AUTOIT.MouseGetPosY + 100, colordepixel)
If activobusqueda = True Then

Call AUTOIT.MouseMove(arraypixelsearch(0), arraypixelsearch(1))
End If
End Sub

 

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Luke

Edited April 29, 2021 by Eragon

[JLogan3o13]

So, since literally every one of your posts thus far has been about pixelsearch and VB for game automation, even though you have been warned multiple times, please explain in detail what you are trying to accomplish with this latest script, and how it is NOT going against the forum rules.

 

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[Eragon]

Hi!

It's not game automatization,

i'm trying to create a 3d rendering engine using Truevision 3d Engine in VB6, i'm trying to create a tutorial inside it to explain new players how are the mechanics, thus trying to move their mouse.

The fact is that in the 3d Environment pixelsearch is not working very well.

Thanks,

Lucas