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Hey, I am having difficulty using the INIread command. I understand how to use the command when it comes to entering stuff such as automatically logging into an account. My question is can you use INI read command and get it to work with mousemove

Anyhow is a sectoin of the scripts:

Here is the INI file:

[Global]

mm=(x,y,t)

--- And change x and y and time manually before running script.

Here is the actual .au3 script:

$mm = IniRead("settings.ini", "Global", "mm", "RuneScape - the massive online adventure game by Jagex Ltd - Microsoft Internet Explorer")

mousemove($mm)

-- I am trying to get the script to read what is in the INI file and use in mouse movement command.

Thank you.

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The MouseMove() command takes 3 arguments, which must be numbers. You have provided MouseMove with a single argumet that is a string that contains the following: "(x,y,t)" (being whatever was in that ini entry.)

What you have to do is parse out that line from the ini file to get 3 seperate numbers, and supply those variables to the MouseMove command.

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Suggestion: make the INI file look like this instead:

[Global]
mm=x,y,t

Then you can say this in the code

;read the ini file for mouse position
    $mm = IniRead("settings.ini", "Global", "mm", "0,0,0")
;parse mouse position
    $aMM = StringSplit($mm, ",")
;move there
    MouseMove($aMM[1], $aMM[2], $aMM[3])
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