Using relative to move in circle?

[Auio42TheWin]

This is probably going to sound confusing, but I was just thinkin about REG and mouse pos and stuff and I was wondering if you could manipulate them with autoit to make x + 1 or y + 1  (your original coords are (2,4) then to (3,5) after x + 1 or y + 2) and it turns out you could and i was really interested with it because upon just thinking about it i was wondering how one would go about moving the mouse in a circle... just increasing/decreasing x or y. I would figure this would be difficult, right?

Here is the function : 

Func _MouseMoveRelative ($iX, $iY)
RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse","MouseSpeed","REG_SZ",0)
RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse","MouseSensitivity","REG_SZ",10)
    Local Const $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE = 0x01
    DllCall ("user32.dll", "int", "mouse_event", _
                                "int", $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE, _
                                "int", $iX, _
                                "int", $iY, _
                                "int", 0, _
                                "int", 0)
RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse","MouseSpeed","REG_SZ",1)
RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse","MouseSensitivity","REG_SZ",20)
EndFunc

I'm such a freak c:

[computergroove]

I dont see a question here. Are you asking how to make the mouse move in a circle where the total size of the circle gets bigger when x and y get bigger or do you want the circle to be the same size but move from the original position?

[Auio42TheWin]

I dont see a question here. Are you asking how to make the mouse move in a circle where the total size of the circle gets bigger when x and y get bigger or do you want the circle to be the same size but move from the original position?

the last one I think.I mean like doing

 mousemoverelative(5,0) would move the mouse a bit to one side, how would I do like a script that does mousemoverelative(1,0) and (-1,0) and (0,1) and (0,-1) to make a circle?

[Malkey]

Here is an example of using the parametric equations of a circle.

; Parametric Equation of a Circle
;     x = r cos(t)    y = r sin(t)

HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")
Local $r = 20
Local $Pi = 4 * ATan(1)
Local $aMPos, $i = 0
While 1
$aMPos = MouseGetPos()
for $i =  0 to 5 * $Pi  step 0.1 ; "5 * $Pi" does 2.5 circles
    MouseMove($aMPos[0] + ($r * Cos($i)), $aMPos[1] + $r * Sin($i), 4)
next
sleep(1000)
WEnd


Func Terminate()
    Exit 0
EndFunc   ;==>Terminate

[SadBunny]

This thread is slowly spiralling out of control. Here is a visual illustration.

 

HotKeySet("{ESC}", "quitter")

$xo = MouseGetPos(0)
$yo = MouseGetPos(1)
$radius = 0
$angle = 0

While True
    $radius += .5
    $angle += .1
    MouseMove($xo + Cos($angle) * $radius, $yo + Sin($angle) * $radius, 1)
    Sleep(10)
WEnd

Func quitter()
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>quitter

Lol, had the same idea as Malkey I see

Edited April 11, 2015 by SadBunny

[Auio42TheWin]

• not exactly what I meant
• how do i like go and like
• use the function provided in my post to make a circle? not mosuemove
•  

[SadBunny]

Come on dude, just do some early high school math. You can do it.

/edit: You copypasted the function straight from >here (or something related), and now you want others to do math and coding for you. Two people generously show you the math including a working code example, and instead of working with that, you just say "not what I meant, sadface, now can I get the exact code instead?" Maybe that's what you meant by being a freak.

Edited April 11, 2015 by SadBunny