How can i do this?

[lilandywandy]

lets say on the screen there are a couple spots of color 000000

how can i make the mouse click about half an inch under the 000000 and then sleep, then repeat the "click under black", and keep doing it again and again

Edited January 24, 2005 by lilandywandy

[Wolvereness]

While 1
     $Temp = _PixelFindAll($i_PosLeft, $i_PosTop, $i_Width, $i_Height, 0, 2, $i_Step)
     For $Count = 1 To $Temp[0][0]
          MouseClick('left', $Temp[$Count][0], $Temp[$Count][1] + 40)
          Sleep(500)
     Next
     Sleep(2000)
WEnd

The link to _PixelFindAll() is in my signature.

[lilandywandy]

err not sure what that find pixel is but what if i have the color? and where do i put it?

[Wolvereness]

The 0 in that line is the color. The 2 is that it may have a shade variation of 2.

To get the function _PixelFindAll() is http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7485

[lilandywandy]

errr i give up everthing i do its comming with errors

can someone just make me one?

all i want it to do is click under red a little bit and sleep

[Wolvereness]

Give the exact area to look for and the 0x - ColorCode to look for. Also give the pizel size of the colored area.

[lilandywandy]

BC0205, area is somewhere around the middle, no sure what u mean by size, and i believe that BC0205 may not be the correct color because my screenshot doesnt preserver exact colors =s

[jdickens]

If you use the Window spy which installs with AutoIt, it will show px color for a window wherever mouse is located. You can freeze the Spy prog, and cut and paste the color.

Look in Programs via start button.

J

[Joel]

lets say on the screen there are a couple spots of color 000000

how can i make the mouse click about half an inch under the 000000 and then sleep, then repeat the "click under black", and keep doing it again  and again

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It sounds to me you already know where you want the mouse to click, so it's a matter of find out the coordinates for it to go to, eh? If you are trying to create a script that "notices" when that spot of color shows up, and then moves the mouse to the location and starts clicking, that's a whole different scenario.

Please clarify which you are trying to do.

The first you can find using autoit window spy or even mspaint. Since autoit window spy was explained already, here's how you use mspaint to do the exact same thing. Open up your screenshot in mspaint, move your mouse to the location you want the mouse to click on and the window coordinates are listed at the bottom right of mspaint. Write them down.

Use them in them in this script here:

;Example

While 1
Dim $i, $var;
$var = "(0,500)";coordinates for the mouse to click at
$i = 0;
Do
    MouseClick("left", $var, 2)
 ; left click at coordinates (0,500) 2 times.
    sleep (2000)
 ; sleep for 2 seconds
    $i = $i + 1
Until $i = 10000; the number of loops you want it to repeat
Wend

Sleepy today sorry bout that.

Edited January 25, 2005 by Joel