Rauchster Posted February 4, 2007 Share Posted February 4, 2007 I'm trying to make a function that monitors 4 different pixels at the same time, and when any of them change, it would send a keystroke different for each one, can send multiple keystorkes at the same time if 2 or more pixels change at the same time. I can write a basic code that monitors each one in order, but can't figure out a code that monitors them all at the same time. Anybody got a suggestion? I know I'm still a relative beginner but I am trying to learn. This is what the code currently looks like... All the variables are quite accurate, and it does work to a minimal degree, just doesn't scan them all concurrently, so it can't pick up multiple keystrokes, or if they come in a different order than how I have it scan. expandcollapse popup$Uparrowx = 659 $Uparrowy = 368 $Uparrowcolor= 3739446 $Leftarrowx = 525 $Leftarrowy = 367 $Leftarrowcolor = 10505278 $Rightarrowx = 727 $Rightarrowy = 364 $Rightarrowcolor = 10507325 $Downarrowx = 593 $Downarrowy = 371 $Downarrowcolor = 13682269 Func UpArrowCheck() Do $Uparrowcheck = PixelGetColor ($Uparrowx, $Uparrowy) Until 1=1 If $Uparrowcheck <> $Uparrowcolor Then Send ("{Up}") ElseIf $Uparrowcheck = $Uparrowcolor Then Call ("LeftArrowCheck") EndIf EndFunc Func LeftArrowCheck() Do $Leftarrowcheck = PixelGetColor ($Leftarrowx, $Leftarrowy) Until 1=1 If $Leftarrowcheck <> $Leftarrowcolor Then Send ("{Left}") ElseIf $Leftarrowcheck = $Leftarrowcolor Then Call ("RightArrowCheck") EndIf EndFunc Func RightArrowCheck() Do $Rightarrowcheck = PixelGetColor ($Rightarrowx, $Rightarrowy) Until 1=1 If $Rightarrowcheck <> $Rightarrowcolor Then Send ("{Right}") ElseIf $Rightarrowcheck = $Uparrowcolor Then Call ("DownArrowCheck") EndIf EndFunc Func DownArrowCheck() Do $Downarrowcheck = PixelGetColor ($Downarrowx, $Downarrowy) Until 1=1 If $Downarrowcheck <> $Downarrowcolor Then Send ("{Down}") ElseIf $Downarrowcheck = $Downarrowcolor Then Call ("UpArrowCheck") EndIf EndFunc Call ("UpArrowCheck") Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators SmOke_N Posted February 4, 2007 Moderators Share Posted February 4, 2007 Look at AdlibEnable(), /AutoIt3ExecuteScript, or write 4 separate apps that write to a file where you can monitor by reading it. Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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