Find BMP in another BMP (imagesearch)

Dreamfire · December 1, 2008

hi,

when i try this script on something it work like a charm, however the Top coordinates are not right.

it should be something like 220-240 only what i get is more than double that amount. (620-640)

Am i doing something wrong or is there a solution for this.

I am searching in "SCREEN" and are using $c16RGBPArtialMatch.

Regards,

Dreamfire

junkew · December 1, 2008

Fixed the top/left it was a bug (still I have some doubts if I am 100% accurate but its much closer then before)

Added functionality to also use window special descriptions. Most usefull one [ACTIVE] to search on the active screen.

Performance is not a one choice for 24 bits or 16 bits picture.

At least on my machine it seems to differ based on size of pictures searched and beeing searched in.

Some speed information. Matchtype 2 (24 bits) is some times faster then matchtype 4 (16 bits). No real explanation for that.

Same applies for matchtype 1 and 3

Also using SCREEN is not allways the fastest sometimes smarter to save a screen snapshot once to a file

Saving to file should be added to the measurements in the findtester routine

Saving calculator window 288.86252439383 milliseconds
Saving backspacebutton 12.5010265458337 milliseconds
Saving full screen took 153.524945197423 milliseconds

True;11;0;0;1280;1024;-1;-1 FULLSCREEN.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 2 time elapsed: 1314.93867725292 milliseconds

True;11;0;0;1280;1024;-1;-1 FULLSCREEN.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 1004.20996270751 milliseconds

True;260;223;341;260;260;-1;-1 CALCULATOR.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 1 time elapsed: 5273.53836314059 milliseconds

True;11;223;341;260;260;-1;-1 CALCULATOR.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 2 time elapsed: 818.043953003449 milliseconds

True;260;223;341;260;260;-1;-1 CALCULATOR.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 3967.7225746518 milliseconds

True;11;223;341;260;260;-1;-1 CALCULATOR.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 1005.02662202262 milliseconds

True;260;223;341;260;260;-1;-1 CALCULATOR.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 3789.42262544444 milliseconds

True;11;223;341;260;260;-1;-1 CALCULATOR.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 1000.2827585746 milliseconds

True;29;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in CALCULATOR.bmp ** matchtype 1 time elapsed: 75.4638089127703 milliseconds

True;11;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in CALCULATOR.bmp ** matchtype 2 time elapsed: 48.4907664340899 milliseconds

True;29;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in CALCULATOR.bmp ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 49.6071203250728 milliseconds

True;11;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in CALCULATOR.bmp ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 51.0900259309755 milliseconds

True;29;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in [ACTIVE] ** matchtype 1 time elapsed: 51.1056246157136 milliseconds

True;11;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in [ACTIVE] ** matchtype 2 time elapsed: 48.0412783703585 milliseconds

True;29;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in [ACTIVE] ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 61.3198666025076 milliseconds

True;11;48;86;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in [ACTIVE] ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 39.1093070815623 milliseconds

True;29;271;427;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 1 time elapsed: 1215.79646723875 milliseconds

True;11;271;427;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 2 time elapsed: 893.445686636191 milliseconds

True;29;271;427;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 969.92404229155 milliseconds

True;11;271;427;72;29;-1;-1 BACKSPACE.bmp in SCREEN ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 765.817582270698 milliseconds

True;51;0;0;30;51;-1;-1 SEVEN_BW.bmp in 7WDS_BW.bmp ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 74.4539404389553 milliseconds

True;10;0;0;30;51;-1;-1 SEVEN_BW.bmp in 7WDS_BW.bmp ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 22.2999946534071 milliseconds

True;1;90;0;30;29;2;0 CAT_BW.bmp in 7WDS_BW.bmp ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 55.9600830058545 milliseconds

True;1;90;0;30;29;2;0 CAT_BW.bmp in 7WDS_BW.bmp ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 103.01587537092 milliseconds

True;14;224;157;6;14;-1;-1 AUTOIT3.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 1 time elapsed: 1005.85675408346 milliseconds

True;8;224;157;6;14;-1;-1 AUTOIT3.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 2 time elapsed: 886.326859945999 milliseconds

True;14;224;157;6;14;-1;-1 AUTOIT3.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 3 time elapsed: 714.427910551501 milliseconds

True;8;224;157;6;14;-1;-1 AUTOIT3.bmp in FULLSCREEN.bmp ** matchtype 4 time elapsed: 638.65006014917 milliseconds

mortelrdv · December 18, 2008

Hello,

Sorry, i'm new user of Autoit.

How can i use this function ?

by "#include" or just copy the script in my script ?

if i must use "#include", you should not include to declare a variable, a constant ?

?????

; Syntax: findBMP($BMP1, $BMP2, $MatchType=TRUE)
;
; Parameter(s): $BMP1 = Filename of bitmap to search in
; $BMP2 = Filename of bitmap to search for
; $MatchType = c24RGBFullMatch, c24RGBPartialMatch, c16RGBFullMatch, c16RGBPartialMatch

sorry for my poor english, i'm french

Zedna · December 18, 2008

Hello,
Sorry, i'm new user of Autoit.
How can i use this function ?
by "#include" or just copy the script in my script ?
if i must use "#include", you should not include to declare a variable, a constant ?
?????
sorry for my poor english, i'm french

Just copy function declaration into your script.

ferrix · December 29, 2008

This is the coolest script ever.

It is incredibly helpful for automating remote machines or odd controls where you only have images of what is going on instead of actual standard window controls.

I am putting together a tool kit of functions used in my application testing on VMware guest machines. The "VIX" sdk is extremely limited in what it can do. Combined with AutoIt, findBMP, and AU3Recorder, I shall be unstoppable!

Armand · December 30, 2008

@ferrix

lol mate

B.T.W - can it already solve the mystery i've posted on the first page ?!?

ummzz....
not quit accurate working.... try finding pic A inside pic B in these:
A.
B.
Could be very useful if it could work on such pictures...

Edited December 30, 2008 by Armand

junkew · December 30, 2008

Yes, it can partly recognize those pictures. See the thread where I answered partly your problem.

But there are definitely limitations and you have to modify the code yourself and reuse the principle on how I match pictures.

Use the combination of the return value

$bMatchPossible = Could a match be possible

$matchedLines = The number of matched lines (if its 1 previous returnvalue probably better to set it at False

Correct syntax

findBMP($Image1,$Image2,$c24RGBFullMatch)
findBMP($Image1,$Image2,$c24RGBPartialMatch)
findBMP($Image1,$Image2,$c16RGBFullMatch)
findBMP($Image1,$Image2,$c16RGBPartialMatch)

Small attention point is in the code: It doesn't return true or false based on if it has found the picture.

It depends on the other values returned.

If just 1 line of the picture matches it returns true.

I think an enhancement could be to add an if statement in the findBMP.

if $matchedLines=1 then $bMatchPossible=False

(but on the other hand if the picture is 1 line high it also returns a false negative).

The returned values are

$bMatchPossible = Could a match be possible

$matchedLines = The number of matched lines (if its 1 previous returnvalue probably better to set it at False

$foundAtLeft

$foundAtTop

$bmp2width

$BMP2Height

$HighestMatchingLines

$bestMatchLine

There is definitely a bug/attention point on 2 color bitmaps and alignment on boundaries.

If you have problems with certain pictures try to increase or decrease width and height of your picture (trial and error, sorry for that)

One of those problematic areas is shown in thread

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=86784

ferrix · January 6, 2009

I made an additional function and some small changes to the findBMP for my needs.

My added functionality is to screen capture the image of a non-active window (i.e. something that is a background window, and not necessarily fully visible).

This uses the PrintWindow() windows user32 function available in XP/2003 and later. Individual apps may not support it correctly, but most do. Particularly vmware workstation, which is what I need this for.

NOTE: If the window is minimized, then this will NOT work; the PrintWindow function can't get an image of a window that's minimized.

Here is the new function. You can use it in a stand-alone script similar to the _ScreenCapture_CaptureWnd function, except it works on background windows too

#include-once
#include <winapi.au3>

; by ferrix.

; similar to the _Screencapture functions, 
; you must delete the returned HDC by using _WinAPI_DeleteObject
Func CaptureWindowBitmap($hwnd)

    local $h = _WinAPI_GetWindowHeight($hwnd)
    local $w = _WinAPI_GetWindowWidth($hwnd)

    local $hDC = _WinAPI_GetWindowDC($hwnd)
    if not $hDC then 
        MsgBox(0, "hDC", _WinAPI_GetLastError())
        return 0
    EndIf
    
    local $hdcMem = _WinAPI_CreateCompatibleDC($hDC)
    if not $hdcMem then 
        MsgBox(0, "hdcMem", _WinAPI_GetLastError())
        return 0
    EndIf
    
    local $hBmp = _WinAPI_CreateCompatibleBitmap($hDC, $w, $h)
    if not $hBmp then 
        MsgBox(0, "hBmp", _WinAPI_GetLastError())
        return 0
    EndIf
    
    local $hOld = _WinAPI_SelectObject($hdcMem, $hBmp) 
        
    _WinAPI_SetLastError(0)
    $ret = DllCall("User32.dll", "int", "PrintWindow", "hwnd", $hwnd, "ptr", $hdcMem, "uint", 0)
    if @error or _WinAPI_GetLastError() or (not $ret[0]) then MsgBox(0, "Error", @error & " " & _WinAPI_GetLastError())

    _WinAPI_SelectObject($hdcMem, $hOld)
    _WinAPI_DeleteObject($hdcMem)
    _WinAPI_ReleaseDC($hwnd, $hDC)

    Return $hBmp
EndFunc

Please be gentle, I am a brand new AutoIt user and I don't know all the details about making a real UDF yet. Is there a udf-making faq or instructions?

Here are the changes to findBMP that are needed to support my functionality. With these changes, you pass the first argument as an hwnd (get that by WinGetHandle!). findBMP then detects the argument is a hwnd instead of a filename, and uses that window's region as the image search area.

; Load the bitmap to search in
    If $BMPFile="SCREEN" Then
        $hbScreen=_ScreenCapture_Capture("",0,0,-1,-1,False)
        $pBitmap = _GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromHBITMAP($hbScreen); returns memory bitmap
        _WinAPI_DeleteObject($hbScreen)

   ; ***** BEGIN CHANGES *****
    ElseIf IsHWnd($BMPFile) Then
        $hbWindow = CaptureWindowBitmap($BMPFile)
        _WinAPI_DeleteObject($hbWindow)
   ; ***** END CHANGES *****

    Else
;try to get a handle

Hope this is useful either inside findBMP or standalone. Just my thanks for all the great functionality available by junkew and everyone on this board

I am using this right now to wait until a VM is at the Logon screen and then alert me. This way I don't have to keep checking it and I can work on something else in the foreground.

junkew · February 20, 2009

Fixed a bug now matching much better on black/white pictures

line fixed:

$iPos = StringInStr($BMP1Data, $searchFor, 2, 1, $iPos)

Zedna · February 21, 2009

Please be gentle, I am a brand new AutoIt user and I don't know all the details about making a real UDF yet. Is there a udf-making faq or instructions?

It's here:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=465001

trinitrotoluen · April 3, 2009

Can you please tell me what your example want to do ? I tested it and there was an error :

>"C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper\AutoIt3Wrapper.exe" /run /prod /ErrorStdOut /in "F:\Thang2\SOFT\PROGRAMMING\AutoIT\AutoIT - My work\t.au3" /autoit3dir "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3" /UserParams
+>06:13:32 Starting AutoIt3Wrapper v.1.10.1.14 Environment(Language:0409 Keyboard:00000409 OS:WIN_XP/Service Pack 3, v.5657 CPU:X86 ANSI)
>Running AU3Check (1.54.14.0) from:C:\Program Files\AutoIt3
+>06:13:32 AU3Check ended.rc:0
>Running:(3.3.0.0):C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\autoit3.exe "F:\Thang2\SOFT\PROGRAMMING\AutoIT\AutoIT - My work\t.au3"
Saving calculator window 507.28772375709 milliseconds
F:\Thang2\SOFT\PROGRAMMING\AutoIT\AutoIT - My work\t.au3 (51) : ==> Subscript used with non-Array variable.:
_ScreenCapture_Capture($Bitmap3Filename, ($aWinPos[0]+$pos[0]) + ($aWinPos[2] - $aWinCSize[0])-3, ($awinpos[1]+$pos[1])+ ($aWinPos[3]-$aWinCSize[1])-3, $aWinPos[0]+$pos[0]+$pos[2]+3, ($awinpos[1]+$pos[1])+ ($aWinPos[3]-$aWinCSize[1])+$pos[3]-3,false)
_ScreenCapture_Capture($Bitmap3Filename, ($aWinPos[0]+$pos^ ERROR
->06:13:35 AutoIT3.exe ended.rc:1
+>06:13:36 AutoIt3Wrapper Finished
>Exit code: 1 Time: 4.143

Well, After I changed BACKSPACE to Backspace it showed "error locking region 2". How can I slove that ? Edited April 3, 2009 by trinitrotoluen

BurninSun · April 24, 2009

I've been trying to get this to work for hours now, but all it ever returns is false.

First I made a file called ImageSearch.au3 and put in

#include <GDIPlus.au3>
#Include <ScreenCapture.au3>

const $c24RGBFullMatch=1       ;Load as 24 bits and full match
const $c24RGBPartialMatch=2    ;Load as 24 bits and partial match
const $c16RGBFullMatch=3       ;Load as 16 bits and full match
const $c16RGBPartialMatch=4    ;Load as 16 bits and partial match

followed by a complete copy/paste of the 2nd script (I've also tried directly embedding the code into mine with the same result)

I downloaded the attached pics and ran this:

#include "ImageSearch.au3"

_GDIPlus_Startup()
$imgInfo = FindBMP("D:\pics\Calculator.bmp", "D:\pics\backspace.bmp", $c24RGBFullMatch)
ConsoleWrite($imginfo)
_GDIPlus_Shutdown()

In the console, I get False;0;-1;-1;72;29;-1;-1

I've tried a few combinations of the attached bitmaps, I've tried comparing files with themselves, and I've tried all the various arguments for the 3rd parameter and all return false.

Any ideas?

Autoit 3.3.0.0

Windows XP Pro SP3

BurninSun · April 25, 2009

Fixed

$iPos is initialized as 0 so the first iteration sends a 0 as the search start parameter for StringInStr which then fails.

Initializing $iPos to 1 fixes the problem.

junkew · May 2, 2009

Fixed
$iPos is initialized as 0 so the first iteration sends a 0 as the search start parameter for StringInStr which then fails.
Initializing $iPos to 1 fixes the problem.

Added the fix to the initial source code posting

wagner1308 · May 29, 2009

this is neat, good work!

Good afternoon,

I need to do something like this your exmple, I need compare two images, which are prints screens. I tried to run your code, but it did not work.

you can help me?

wagner1308 · May 29, 2009

Good afternoon,
I need to do something like this your exmple, I need compare two images, which are prints screens. I tried to run your code, but it did not work.
you can help me?

Jos · May 29, 2009

It normally helps when you put some effort in describing what your problem is and show some code, because a vague description like this normally gets not attention.

Also don't really know what that second post is for?

Jos

Edited May 29, 2009 by Jos

scheiny · September 29, 2009

Hi all,

thanks junkew for this solution!

However shouldn't it read

$iPos = StringInStr($BMP1Data, $searchFor, *1*, 1, $iPos)

for a case-sensitive comparison?

Wouldn't a case-insensitive comparison lead to false positives?

I modified the first post and included the samples you gave to work with.
You can work with black and white pictures as long as you store them as 24 bits bitmap.
With monochrome bitmaps the algorithm will only work if you align on 8 bits (which then becomes a byte and then it will work as algorithm is based on byte boundaries) but still its tricky as the picture you are searching in should also be on an 8 bits boundary.
The "problem" with monochrome is that each pixel is bit encoded and as such 8 pixels are in a byte whereas in a 24 color bitmap you have 3 bytes for 1 pixel.
If you want to find a monochrome bmp on a 24 bmp colored screen I would suggest to first convert it to a 24 bits color bitmap.
To be able to do 2 color bitmap searching I have to shift each string each time 8 times and compare it 8 times with a shifted string of the picture to search in.
Imagine that you want to find 00010001 on a screen of 32 pixels width which is 4 bytes like 00000001 00010000 00000000 10010000
I then would have to shift like below
00010001
shift 1: 00000010 00100000 00000001 00100000 would not match as the matching string is over the first 2 bytes
shift 2: 00000100 01000000 00000010 01000000 would not match as the matching string is over the first 2 bytes
shift 3: 00001000 10000000 00000100 10000000 would not match as the matching string is over the first 2 bytes
shift 4: 00010001 00000000 00001001 00000000 would match
Incorporating that kind of logic is making it much more complicated then to switch to a getPixel algorithm

Thanks for this wonderful piece of software.

My question is shouldn't

junkew · December 13, 2009

Based on a request I received I made below straightforward but slow algorithm to compare if anything on screen has changed.

More optimized variants could be

1. use bitblt functions

2. Use code like below but do a upper/half (recursive) comparison method (binary split each time taking both halves of a part screen like)

if $bmp1Data<>$bmp2Data then

if StringMid($BMP1Data,$bmp1Height/2) = StringMid($BMP2Data,$bmp2Height/2) then ... 'First half = equal

...

; Opt('MustDeclareVars', 1)
;#include <GUIConstants.au3>
#include <GDIPlus.au3>
#include <ScreenCapture.au3>
#include <string.au3>

;~ Constants for type of picture matching
Const $c24RGBFullMatch = 1 ;Load as 24 bits and full match
Const $c24RGBPartialMatch = 2 ;Load as 24 bits and partial match
Const $c16RGBFullMatch = 3 ;Load as 16 bits and full match
Const $c16RGBPartialMatch = 4 ;Load as 16 bits and partial match

Global $Bitmap1Filename = @tempdir & "\FULLSCREEN.BMP"  ;Full screen to search in
Global $Bitmap2Filename = @tempdir & "\FULLSCREEN2.BMP" ;Full screen to compare with
    
; Initialize GDI+ library
_GDIPlus_Startup()

_ScreenCapture_Capture($Bitmap1Filename, 0, 0, -1, -1, False)
;Make sure something changes 
ConsoleWrite("Changing lines " & @LF)
    
sleep(2000) ; Wait 2 seconds to have the screen changing
_ScreenCapture_Capture($Bitmap2Filename, 0, 0, -1, -1, False)

comparebmp($Bitmap1Filename,$Bitmap2Filename)
_GDIPlus_Shutdown()

Func compareBMP($BMP1, $BMP2, $MatchType = $c24RGBFullMatch)
    Dim $BMP1Data = "", $BMP1Width = 0, $BMP1Height = 0, $BMP1LineWidth = 0, $padBytes1
    Dim $BMP2Data = "", $BMP2Width = 0, $BMP2Height = 0, $BMP2LineWidth = 0, $padBytes2
    Dim $TDiffString =""
    If ($MatchType = $c24RGBFullMatch) Or ($MatchType = $c24RGBPartialMatch) Then
        $imgBytes = 3
    Else
        $imgBytes = 2
    EndIf
    
    ; Load the bitmap to search in
    GetImage($BMP1, $BMP1Data, $BMP1Width, $BMP1Height, $BMP1LineWidth, $imgBytes)
    $BMP1Data = BinaryToString($BMP1Data)

    ; Load the bitmap to find
    GetImage($BMP2, $BMP2Data, $BMP2Width, $BMP2Height, $BMP2LineWidth, $imgBytes)
    ;Make it strings to be able to use string functions for searching
    $BMP2Data = BinaryToString($BMP2Data)

    ;Determine bytes used for padding on 4 byte boundary
    $padBytes1 = $BMP1LineWidth - ($BMP1Width * $imgBytes)
    $padBytes2 = $BMP2LineWidth - ($BMP2Width * $imgBytes)

;Straight forward compare
    $tBeginTime = TimerInit()
    for $i=0 to $BMP2Height-1
        if StringMid($BMP1Data, 1 + ($i * $BMP1LineWidth), ($BMP1LineWidth - $padBytes1)) <>StringMid($BMP2Data, 1 + ($i * $BMP2LineWidth), ($BMP2LineWidth - $padBytes2)) Then 
            $TDiffString =$TDiffString & $i & ";"
        endif
    Next
    ConsoleWrite("Differences on line " & $TDiffString & @LF)
    ConsoleWrite("Comparison took " & TimerDiff($tBeginTime) & " milliseconds " & @LF)

endfunc

    
Func GetImage($BMPFile, ByRef $BMPDataStart, ByRef $Width, ByRef $Height, ByRef $Stride, $imgBytes = 3)
    Local $Scan0, $pixelData, $hbScreen, $pBitmap, $pBitmapCap, $handle

    ; Load the bitmap to search in
    If $BMPFile = "SCREEN" Then
        $hbScreen = _ScreenCapture_Capture("", 0, 0, -1, -1, False)
        $pBitmap = _GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromHBITMAP($hbScreen) ; returns memory bitmap
    Else
        ;try to get a handle
        $handle = WinGetHandle($BMPFile)
        If @error Then
            ;Assume its an unknown handle so correct filename should be given
            $pBitmap = _GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromFile($BMPFile)
        Else
            $hbScreen = _ScreenCapture_CaptureWnd("", $handle, 0, 0, -1, -1, False)
            $pBitmap = _GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromHBITMAP($hbScreen) ; returns memory bitmap
        EndIf
    EndIf
    
    ;Get $tagGDIPBITMAPDATA structure
;~  ConsoleWrite("Bitmap Width:       " & _GDIPlus_ImageGetWidth($pBitmap) & @CRLF )
;~  ConsoleWrite("Bitmap Height:      " & _GDIPlus_ImageGetHeight($pBitmap) & @CRLF)

;~  24 bits (3 bytes) or 16 bits (2 bytes) comparison
    If ($imgBytes = 2) Then
        $BitmapData = _GDIPlus_BitmapLockBits($pBitmap, 0, 0, _GDIPlus_ImageGetWidth($pBitmap), _GDIPlus_ImageGetHeight($pBitmap), $GDIP_ILMREAD, $GDIP_PXF16RGB555)
    Else
        $BitmapData = _GDIPlus_BitmapLockBits($pBitmap, 0, 0, _GDIPlus_ImageGetWidth($pBitmap), _GDIPlus_ImageGetHeight($pBitmap), $GDIP_ILMREAD, $GDIP_PXF24RGB)
    EndIf
    
    If @error Then MsgBox(0, "", "Error locking region " & @error)
    
    $Stride = DllStructGetData($BitmapData, "Stride") ;Stride - Offset, in bytes, between consecutive scan lines of the bitmap. If the stride is positive, the bitmap is top-down. If the stride is negative, the bitmap is bottom-up.
    $Width = DllStructGetData($BitmapData, "Width") ;Image width - Number of pixels in one scan line of the bitmap.
    $Height = DllStructGetData($BitmapData, "Height") ;Image height - Number of scan lines in the bitmap.
    $pixelFormat = DllStructGetData($BitmapData, "PixelFormat") ;Pixel format - Integer that specifies the pixel format of the bitmap
    $Scan0 = DllStructGetData($BitmapData, "Scan0") ;Scan0 - Pointer to the first (index 0) scan line of the bitmap.
    
    $pixelData = DllStructCreate("ubyte lData[" & (Abs($Stride) * $Height - 1) & "]", $Scan0)
    $BMPDataStart = $BMPDataStart & DllStructGetData($pixelData, "lData")
    
    _GDIPlus_BitmapUnlockBits($pBitmap, $BitmapData)
    _GDIPlus_ImageDispose($pBitmap)
    _WinAPI_DeleteObject($pBitmap)

EndFunc   ;==>GetImage

MasonMill · July 9, 2010

Anyone know why you get Error locking region 2?

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