How can i do this?

[lilandywandy]

pretending that is my desktop, how can i make my mouse click on a random white block and sleep for like 5 secs and click another random blob and sleep etc?

[Blue_Drache]

pretending that is my desktop, how can i make my mouse click on a random white block and sleep for like 5 secs and click another random blob and sleep etc?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You have 12 regions.

You'll have to make a function that defines a circular area in pixels on your screen.

You can use the random function to select a specific region (label them 1-12)

So, we have in psuedo code

Dim $clickX[13]
Dim $clickY[13]

While 1
   Sleep(5000)
   For $x = 1 to 12 Step 1
      $ClickArea = CircularRegion($center1x, $center1y, $radius1, $center2x, $center2y, $radius2)
      $clickX[$x] = $clickarea[0]
      $clickY[$x] = $clickarea[1]
   Next
   $randnumber = Random(1,12,1)
   MouseClick($clickX[$randnumber],$clickY[$randnumber])
WEnd

Func CircularRegion($center1x, $center1y, $radius1, $center2x="", $center2y="", $radius2="")
   Local $circle = 0
   If $center2x="" and $center2y = "" and $radius2 = "" then $circle = 1
   If $circle = 1 then
; figure out circular circumference of region.  Area = pi*r^2
; put formula here
   Else; we're dealing with an oval because $circle = 0
; figure out area.  Oval area (roughly) = W*L*0.8
; put formula
   Endif
; Now return the results of the formula in array format, randomized for the allowed region.
EndFunc

Keep in mind, my loop isn't exactly perfect. As written, you'll have to define 12 separate calls for the CircularRegion function, but you can customize it further by wrapping it in a GUI and asking for user input and define everything (from the number of regions [therefore the array size and loop count])with variables. It'll drive ya nuts.

Hopefully I've planted the seed, it's up to you to make it grow.

Edited February 21, 2005 by Blue_Drache

[lilandywandy]

hmmm well the shapes were something i randomly drew, i just want to illustrate 12 white spots on the screen, or 12 white pixels on the screen. (white being random color also), so how could i make it click on random white pixels?

[Blue_Drache]

hmmm well the shapes were something i randomly drew, i just want to illustrate 12 white spots on the screen, or 12 white pixels on the screen. (white being random color also), so how could i make it click on random white pixels?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Wow, well, right now you've got too many variables for me to hold in my head. If you can post another idea as to the overall PURPOSE of this script is? Is it in the context of a game? If so, which one? We may be taking the wrong approach due to lack of information. I need a little more data before I can continue as I'm a little lost in the vagueness.

[martin]

Wow, well, right now you've got too many variables for me to hold in my head.  If you can post another idea as to the overall PURPOSE of this script is?  Is it in the context of a game?  If so, which one?  We may be taking the wrong approach due to lack of information.  I need a little more data before I can continue as I'm a little lost in the vagueness.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Maybe rather than try to click on a randon white pixel, you should select a random pixel until the one you select is white and then wait 5 seconds.

[lilandywandy]

just make the mouse randomly click on one of those bull things

[Encryption]

just make the mouse randomly click on one of those bull things

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hate to be offtopic, but what game is that.

[Insolence]

It'd be very hard.

You have to find a certain pixel, make certain scan areas, fairly difficult.

[lilandywandy]

=(