Any way to, "Lag" a process?

[AzKay]

Lets see, Anyone know a way, to, `lag` a process? Basically, I need a way to slow down the program, so I can get the damn pixel colour

[SmOke_N]

You ask some of the weirdest questions

Off the top of my head, maybe setting it's process priority level lower, but I don't see it slowing it down if you're not already able to capture it already.

Try using the memory udf's if it's that much of a hassle.

What is so fast that you can't work with it (what application that is)?

Edit:

Nice Signature

Edited September 10, 2006 by SmOke_N

[Valuater]

Doctor ????

are... or ... need... or ... ????

8)

Edited September 10, 2006 by Valuater

[AzKay]

You ask some of the weirdest questions

Off the top of my head, maybe setting it's process priority level lower, but I don't see it slowing it down if you're not already able to capture it already.

Try using the memory udf's if it's that much of a hassle.

What is so fast that you can't work with it (what application that is)?

Edit:

Nice Signature

Well, its a flash game, So, Theres the small pixel im trying to get, but, its moves abit too fast. But, ive just realized, theres wind, and that effects the throw. So, im quiting, Once again. Hehe. It works fine, up to when the wind comes, then it just wacks the whole script. ( Its a snowball throwing game )

EDIT::

Yeah, It is a good signature isnt it

@Valuater ||

Im, THE doctor azkay

Edited September 10, 2006 by AzKay

[evilelf]

see i am new 2 them so i dont know onw thing. But how can wind throw u off. I understand the Wind Changes but cant u have a little Auto Load after it gets there for the New Pixels? Have this in Mined I am New 2 this Dont Know one thing but wish 2.

[xcal]

You could try sticking your getcolor in a loop with no pause, like...

While 1

PixelGetColor(x, y)

WEnd

...but that'll eat up your cpu.