$hor and $vert strange formula

[ganon64]

Ok i understand the code but not the equations in bold that make it work, basically i am trying to get a program to click on a button no matter what the resolution the screen is in. Now this is something someone else coded where it works using the equations in bold but only for where they want to click. I wanna mainipulate the equations and use em for coordinates of my choice

$size = WinGetPos("Program")

$WepPixel=$size[2]-26

if PixelGetColor($WepPixel,224) = 0 Then

Send("{x}")

EndIf

$HammerHor=($size[2]-306)/2+107

$HammerVer=($size[3]-146)/2+112

if PixelGetColor($HammerHor,$HammerVer) = 16710616 Then

mouseclick("left",$HammerHor,$HammerVer,1)

EndIf

if PixelGetColor($WepPixel,224) = 0 Then

$ExitHor=$size[2]/2

$ExitVer=($size[3]-210)/2+172

[PsaltyDS]

I would think if you set the mouse and pixel coordinate modes to window client area instead of desktop, the math wouldn't be necessary:

Opt("MouseCoordMode", 2)
Opt("PixelCoordMode", 2)

[ganon64]

I would think if you set the mouse and pixel coordinate modes to window client area instead of desktop, the math wouldn't be necessary:

Opt("MouseCoordMode", 2)
Opt("PixelCoordMode", 2)

tried this and it never worked for some reason anyway i solved them equations basically

x = 0.5*xres + c

where c = x(coord in that res) - (res/2)

and the same with y

y = 0.5*yres + c

where c = y(coord in that res) - (res/2)

not tested it yet but it should work in theory to click on a button or wtever in every res once you've measured the coords in one res

Hence you'd program

$size = WinGetPos("Program")
$xpos = ((0.5*$size[2]) + (("Measured X Coord in a res") - $size[2]/2)
$ypos = ((0.5*$size[3]) + (("Measured  Y Coord in a res") - $size[3]/2)

MouseClick("left","$xpos,$ypos,1,0)

Edited May 1, 2007 by ganon64