print color to screen x, y overlay

[onedayillpay]

$fov = MouseGetPos()
$top = $fov[1] - 200
$bottem = $fov[1] + 200
$left = $fov[0] - 200
$right = $fov[0] + 200

print red $top
print red $bottem
print red $left
print red $right

i would like to print a red square around the mouse at all times... over the top of any window that is active... a few years ago i seen something like this done in the exaple forum but i cant find it

[onedayillpay]

ok, i did find this example that is working for me but i need to display color over a opengl game... any idea?

HotKeySet ("d", "Draw")
HotKeySet ("^e", "MyExit")
MsgBox (4096, "NOTE", "Press 'D' to draw and Ctrl+E to exit... The default color is Green.")

Func SetPixel ($handle, $x, $y, $color)
    $dc= DllCall ("user32.dll", "int", "GetDC", "hwnd", $handle)
    DllCall ("gdi32.dll", "long", "SetPixel", "long", $dc[0], "long", $x, "long", $y, "long", $color)
    DllCall ("user32.dll", "int", "ReleaseDC", "hwnd", 0,  "int", $dc[0])
EndFunc





Func Draw ()
    $pos= MouseGetPos ()
    SetPixel ("", $pos[0], $pos[1], 0x00FF00)
    Sleep (10)
EndFunc

Func MyExit ()
    Exit
EndFunc

While 1

        $pos= MouseGetPos ()
        SetPixel ("", $pos[0], $pos[1], 0x00FF00)

    ;Sleep (100)
wend

[bogQ]

ok, i did find this example that is working for me but i need to display color over a opengl game... any idea?

Read this to b on safe side

As for red square use trans or 4 guies that forme one square

_WinAPI_SetLayeredWindowAttributes

[onedayillpay]

developers get butt hurt when autoit is used for cheating in games?

[bogQ]

that is unnecessary comment don't you think?.

Edited March 15, 2011 by bogQ