Realistic MouseMove

[hxhjx]

hi,

first of all english is not my main language. to my topic:

i already wrote some programms with autoit. but in my actual project i try to copy human mouse behaviour.

for example if i use autoit's mouseMove function it works perfect from the functional view. but i want a kind

of "human" mouse behaviour. i made a little picture to explain exactly what i mean

the first line is ofc selfmade . the second one is made per computer. the computer line i have made with photoshop. (i know autoit has not a linear line but its like one). so is there already a kind of... "function" or "api" for human mouse behaviour?

if not maybe anyone have an idea how to solve this. I know ofc that it has something todo with Random(x,y) but maybe already someone thought about this problem and made an algorythm.

ps: alread used the search function with "MOUSE" and "REALISTIC". if there is already topic like this WITH A SOLUTION would be nice if you can post the link.

regards hxhjx

[Melba23]

hxhjx,

Could you please explain why you need this "human mouse behaviour"? I can think of a number of reasons but I would like to hear from you directly.

M23

[hxhjx]

hi,

thanks for you fast reply. i want to make a kind of anti cheat engine for a primitive game. i already have statistiks for "programm"-mouse moves. and need i detailed statistik on "human"-mouse moves.

and i also want to use it on a older project for drawing realistic images which are not perfect

ps: i am already really interested in any solutions for this "problem".

pss: "I can think of a number of reasons but I would like to hear from you directly.", ofc not a aimbot or something like that. would be to ineffectiv and would cause some problems with "following" a colour.

Edited November 26, 2009 by hxhjx

[Melba23]

hxhjx,

Here is a way to "randomise" the movement of the mouse as it travels between 2 points:

$iStart_X = 100
$iStart_Y = 100

$iEnd_X = 400
$iEnd_Y = 300

$nIncrement_X = ($iEnd_X - $iStart_X) / ($iEnd_Y - $iStart_Y)
$nIncrement_Y = ($iEnd_Y - $iStart_Y) / ($iEnd_X - $iStart_X)

; Most direct route
$nMouse_X = $iStart_X
$nMouse_Y = $iStart_Y
Do
    $nMouse_X += $nIncrement_X
    $nMouse_Y += $nIncrement_Y
    MouseMove(Int($nMouse_X), Int($nMouse_Y), 10)
Until $nMouse_X >= $iEnd_X Or $nMouse_Y >= $iEnd_Y

; Randomised route
$nMouse_X = $iStart_X
$nMouse_Y = $iStart_Y
Do
    $nMouse_X += $nIncrement_X * (Random(.5, 1.5))
    $nMouse_Y += $nIncrement_Y * (Random(.5, 1.5))
    MouseMove(Int($nMouse_X), Int($nMouse_Y), 10)
Until $nMouse_X >= $iEnd_X Or $nMouse_Y >= $iEnd_Y

You can easily change the degree of "randomness" by altering the Random parameters.

I am not sure that it makes the movement any more "human" - just a bit less direct. But if it is of use.....

M23

[Tec]

I found this in my archiv ;-)

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; Smoother Mouse Move
; by the DtTvB

; Ease in function
func __calci1($i, $sm)
    return $i ^ $sm;
endFunc

; Ease out function
func __calci2($i, $sm)
    return 1 - ((1 - $i) ^ $sm);
endFunc

; Ease in out function
func __calci($i, $sm)
    if ($i < 0.5) then
        return __calci1($i * 2, $sm) / 2;
    else
        return (__calci2(($i - 0.5) * 2, $sm) / 2) + 0.5;
    endIf
endFunc

; Ease backward function
func __calof($i, $sm)
    if ($i < 0.5) then
        return __calci($i * 2, $sm);
    else
        return __calci((1 - $i) * 2, $sm);
    endIf
endfunc

; MAIN FUNCTION
func mouseMove2($x2, $y2)
    $x1 = mouseGetPos(0);
    $y1 = mouseGetPos(1);
    $xv = random(-100, 100);
    $yv = random(-100, 100);
    $sm = random(1.5, 2.5);
    $m = random(50, 160);
    for $i = 0 to $m
        $ci = __calci($i / $m, $sm);
        $co = __calof($i / $m, $sm);
        $cx = $x1 + (($x2 - $x1) * $ci) + ($xv * $co);
        $cy = $y1 + (($y2 - $y1) * $ci) + ($yv * $co);
        mouseMove ($cx, $cy, 1);
    next
endFunc

; Test Script
mouseMove2 (512, 386);

Edit:

Here the post.

mousemove2

Edited November 26, 2009 by Tec

[hxhjx]

really nice scripts. but the first from " Melba23" doesnt work o0

output:

the other funktion from "Tec" is really good too but its just a curve

any other ideas / code / advises?

[Melba23]

hxhjx,

What "doesn't work"? And where did you get the "output"? My code just moves the mouse.

M23

[jvanegmond]

Got a PM.

hi ,

in read in a topic that u created a random mousemovement (looks like human mouse move) for a game. maybe you can send me that part code?

in dont come to a solution...

I told him I wouldn't give out the source.

Just so everyone knows.

Edited November 26, 2009 by Manadar

[hxhjx]

well i put in this code

Sleep(5000)
    MouseDown("left")   
    
    
    $iStart_X = 142
    $iStart_Y = 699

    $iEnd_X = 962
    $iEnd_Y = 190

    $nIncrement_X = ($iEnd_X - $iStart_X) / ($iEnd_Y - $iStart_Y)
    $nIncrement_Y = ($iEnd_Y - $iStart_Y) / ($iEnd_X - $iStart_X)

    ; Most direct route
    $nMouse_X = $iStart_X
    $nMouse_Y = $iStart_Y
    Do
        $nMouse_X += $nIncrement_X
        $nMouse_Y += $nIncrement_Y
        MouseMove(Int($nMouse_X), Int($nMouse_Y), 10)
    Until $nMouse_X >= $iEnd_X Or $nMouse_Y >= $iEnd_Y

    ; Randomised route
    $nMouse_X = $iStart_X
    $nMouse_Y = $iStart_Y
    Do
        $nMouse_X += $nIncrement_X * (Random(.5, 1.5))
        $nMouse_Y += $nIncrement_Y * (Random(.5, 1.5))
        MouseMove(Int($nMouse_X), Int($nMouse_Y), 10)
    Until $nMouse_X >= $iEnd_X Or $nMouse_Y >= $iEnd_Y

    MouseUp("left")

and the output is:

the red one should be the direct way... black one is your script

[hxhjx]

Got a PM.

I told him I wouldn't give out the source.

Just so everyone knows.

Editing PM's lol. nice function. just for correctness you told me "do you think i have the src after 3 years"

Just so everyone knows.

regards hxhjx

[Melba23]

hxhjx,

Well, it works for me.

I did not put in any errorchecking and the script "assumes" that the mouse will move right and down - perhaps if you swapped the Y-coordinates?

Anyway, I bow out now.

M23

[hxhjx]

hxhjx,

Well, it works for me.

I did not put in any errorchecking and the script "assumes" that the mouse will move right and down - perhaps if you swapped the Y-coordinates?

Anyway, I bow out now.

M23

"script "assumes" that the mouse will move right and down" , thats the problem well primary i will take the function supplied by tec. but i will figure out a way to simulate user mouse moves. i will provide the code if i am finished.

regards hxhjx

[jvanegmond]

Editing PM's lol. nice function. just for correctness you told me "do you think i have the src after 3 years"

How am I supposed to guess you've read it already? I can change my mind in what to say, so I just edit the PM. Don't try to make it seem like I twist my words around to make you look stupid, because I don't, and you already do so yourself.

Beside that, as far as I am considering you were asking for help with your code in a PM. A very rude thing that can get you banned, easily. If anything, you can consider yourself lucky that I didn't click the report button and decided to reply to you.

Edited November 26, 2009 by Manadar

[hxhjx]

How am I supposed to guess you've read it already? I can change my mind in what to say, so I just edit the PM. Don't try to make it seem like I twist my words around to make you look stupid, because I don't, and you already do so yourself.

Beside that, as far as I am considering you were asking for help with your code in a PM. A very rude thing that can get you banned, easily. If anything, you can consider yourself lucky that I didn't click the report button and decided to reply to you.

well if it is a problem for you people which are new to this community (not autoit itself) ask for help per pm then press your shiny report button. and how can i ask for help for my code if there is no code ?! lol

about PM editing. i never saw a board before or any other "community"-system where u can edit pm's. and when u edit them... well then it looks like twisting words. but i dont want my post to look offensive. if you had that in mind i need to say sorry about that

i have no programm i just try to put out a usefull (not only for me, also for the community) code for "human" mouse behaviour.

regards hxhjx

EDIT: maybe my miss of english vocabularys made you missunderstanding me. then i am sry too

Edited November 26, 2009 by hxhjx

[hxhjx]

hi,

i am working on a combination of the two scripts above. of course if this is no problem for one of them . this is a kind of "bump". maybe any other autoit scripter already wrote this and can post it here.

regards hxhjx