CUSOR ID'S

[redcrusher]

How do i distinguish betwene 2 "Unknown" ID'S?

I REALLY REALLY REALLY need to!!!

anyideas?

--redcrusher

[The Kandie Man]

See MouseGetCursor() in the help file for more information. But basically the following numbers are the ID's

0 = UNKNOWN (this includes pointing and grabbing hand icons)

1 = APPSTARTING

2 = ARROW

3 = CROSS

4 = HELP

5 = IBEAM

6 = ICON

7 = NO

8 = SIZE

9 = SIZEALL

10 = SIZENESW

11 = SIZENS

12 = SIZENWSE

13 = SIZEWE

14 = UPARROW

15 = WAIT

[redcrusher]

betwene 2 "Unknown" ID'S?

if you read what i typed...

--redcrusher

[The Kandie Man]

Sorry, read the post to quickly and didn't realize you were talking exclusively about unknown cursor ID's.

There are no functions in autoit that can determine an unknown cursor ID. The only cursor ID's that aren't available would be the hand ones and i would simply suggest that you not use those. If you are using custom cursors you have made, the script will work. You simply have to set the appropriate cursor to the appropriate place in the mouse properties. The ID's should therefore work even on computers where the user has selected a custom pointer, or a custom hourglass, etc.

[redcrusher]

But, these are 2 cursors in a game...

how do i set those?

the only way i can think of doing this, is to use the pixle search, but it does not include the cursor in the search... if just takes everything that is behind the cursor... if there was a way to set it so it searched the cursor pixles too, then that would be amazing.

--redcrusher

Edited January 8, 2006 by redcrusher

[Thatsgreat2345]

im guessing ur trying to make a bot that when u go over a monster and the cursor changes to like the sword or whatever the attack is u want it to click am i wrong?

[redcrusher]

im guessing ur trying to make a bot that when u go over a monster and the cursor changes to like the sword or whatever the attack is u want it to click am i wrong?

exactly!!!

arethere any examples or anything you know of?

--redcrsuher

[redcrusher]

Come on guys!!! i really need this!!!

--redcrusher

[Thatsgreat2345]

try using tooltips get mousecursorid

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...topic=19993&hl=

Edited January 11, 2006 by thatsgreat2345

[Fur]

you can get the cursorid easily enough. from that there is a windows call that you can use to get the graphic data used by that cursor. you can peek at a few pixels in that to tell which cursor it is. unfortunately, i'm at work and my sample code is at home..

[redcrusher]

you can get the cursorid easily enough. from that there is a windows call that you can use to get the graphic data used by that cursor. you can peek at a few pixels in that to tell which cursor it is. unfortunately, i'm at work and my sample code is at home..

Please if you could post that code i would love it!!!

thanks!!!

-redcrusher

[Fur]

Hmm, well I can't paste the C++ copyrighted code here, but I can tell you what it's doing!

First call GetCursorInfo(&ci); to find the cursor.

Next call GetIconInfo(ci.hCursor, &ii); to get the handle to the icon for it.

Finally, create a DC, select the icon into the DC, and you can call GetPixel() on the DC to retrieve pixels values. From there you should be able to determine which is which!

Good luck!