PixelChecksum

[cammy9.9 0]

when useing PixelChecksum where do i get the 4 sets of numbers i need from like

$checksum = PixelChecksum(0,0, 50,50)

^ ^ ^ ^

where is it i can get them numbers from for the aera that i need to do the check on

thank you

[SmOke_N 193]

when useing PixelChecksum where do i get the 4 sets of numbers i need from like

$checksum = PixelChecksum(0,0, 50,50)

^ ^ ^ ^

where is it i can get them numbers from for the aera that i need to do the check on

thank you

Au3Info.exe located in the AutoIt Folder or in your Start menu.

[herewasplato 0]

I modified the quote of your post to show the "^ ^ ^ ^" where you intended them based on how they appear in the edit mode.

when useing PixelChecksum where do i get the 4 sets of numbers i need from like

$checksum = PixelChecksum(0,0, 50,50)

..............................................^ ^ ^ ^

where is it i can get them numbers from for the aera that i need to do the check on

thank you

If you can stand to read all of this post http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...showtopic=19722 you might find what you are looking for.

...but SmOke_N's concise answer was probably all you needed...

...I just thought that I would put you to sleep with my not so concise reference...

[Paulie 25]

I modified the quote of your post to show the "^ ^ ^ ^" where you intended them based on how they appear in the edit mode.If you can stand to read all of this post http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...showtopic=19722 you might find what you are looking for.

...but SmOke_N's concise answer was probably all you needed...

...I just thought that I would put you to sleep with my not so concise reference...

I think he means he doesn't know how to get the coordinates

Well, I'll take SmOKe_N's Image

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&id=10335

And the call is

PixelCheckSum(X1,Y1,X2,Y2)

Edited October 29, 2006 by Paulie

[herewasplato 0]

I think he means he doesn't know how to get the coordinates...

I like SmOke_N's image :-)

...but try the script in the post that I referenced. It will make a semi-transparent rectangle on your screen that you can move/resize over the area of interest - then when you end the script it writes the PixelSearch line of code to the Windows clipboard. You can modify that line for use with PixelCheckSum - the coords are the same.

Now having said that - there are much better tools that will do the same thing - I've seen some that allow you to reshape a rectangle via click/drag. The point is - having a tool that shows you the area to be searched via an overlay might be of some use to the OP. Also, once you understand the use of a splashscreen or GUI overlay, you could toggle that display on or off within your script to allow you to double check where the code is searching - in case things change in the window being searched.

...just a thought...

[SmOke_N 193]

I think he means he doesn't know how to get the coordinates

Well, I'll take SmOKe_N's Image

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&id=10335

And the call is

PixelCheckSum(X1,Y1,X2,Y2)

Theif!