Making your own mouse move? (confusing)

[Auio42TheWin]

Hi, I've asked this in the past and I didn't really get the answers I was looking for; to the point that someone said I was just begging for code. 
That was not my intention, and I am sorry, but I have little to no math skills.
I just want to see how one would "make there own mousemove(x,y)" with a function that doesn't move your mouse to specific coordinates, but just nudges it a bit from it's current position, like this : 
 

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 have personally been browsing the autoit forums and using Scite to accomplish, and experiment with a ton of different things for fun.
 
I really wish I could know how to do this, so then I could use whatever method to help me in the long run. 
Thanks, 
 

Also, does the current mousemove(x,y) in autoit use something like this as an internal function? Moving the mouse relative to get to an absolute position?
#loveautoit

Edited April 18, 2015 by Auio42TheWin
Added code tags

[Melba23]

Auio42TheWin,

When you post code please use Code tags - see here how to do it. Then you get automatic syntax colouring as you can see above now I have added the tags (and removed all the color/font BB codes.

M23

[Auio42TheWin]

Auio42TheWin,

When you post code please use Code tags - see here how to do it. Then you get automatic syntax colouring as you can see above now I have added the tags (and removed all the color/font BB codes.

M23

Thanks =)

[Melba23]

Auio42TheWin,

And when you reply, please use the "Reply to this topic" button at the top of the thread or the "Reply to this topic" editor at the bottom rather than the "Quote" button - I know what I wrote and it just pads the thread unnecessarily.

M23

[Auio42TheWin]

Alright =o.

But like, only if there is only one dude commenting in the thread;  right?

[Melba23]

Auio42TheWin,

 

But only if there is only one dude commenting in the thread?

All I ask is that you do not post walls of quotes. And as you can see from what I did above, you can very easily edit a quote and leave just what is necessary if you really feel the need to do so.

M23

[Jefrey]

So you want to move the mouse relatively to its current position?

If I understood well, would this be what you want?

_MouseMoveRelative(-50, 100)


Func _MouseMoveRelative($iX, $iY, $iSpeed = 10)
    ; getting current mouse position
    $currentX = MouseGetPos(0)
    $currentY = MouseGetPos(1)

    Return MouseMove($currentX+$iX, $currentY+$iY, $iSpeed)
EndFunc

[Auio42TheWin]

@

 

So you want to move the mouse relatively to its current position?

If I understood well, would this be what you want?

_MouseMoveRelative(-50, 100)


Func _MouseMoveRelative($iX, $iY, $iSpeed = 10)
    ; getting current mouse position
    $currentX = MouseGetPos(0)
    $currentY = MouseGetPos(1)

    Return MouseMove($currentX+$iX, $currentY+$iY, $iSpeed)
EndFunc

/going to assume i can quote now so this guy knows i'm talking to him

Thanks man! but it's not really what i meant :c

How would one manipulate this : 

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

to move to a position on the screen? Sorry for being confusing.

Sort of like the above function, but by moving relative in different directions until it meets the coord I want to go to.

Edited April 18, 2015 by Auio42TheWin

[Auio42TheWin]

#bump

[JohnOne]

@

/going to assume i can quote now so this guy knows i'm talking to him

Thanks man! but it's not really what i meant :c

to move to a position on the screen? Sorry for being confusing.

Sort of like the above function, but by moving relative in different directions until it meets the coord I want to go to.

What you ask for is what that code does.

If not, explain in detail why it is not.

Edited April 19, 2015 by JohnOne

[Bert]

If you do not understand the answer provided - we suggest you get the basics down to coding. There is no point in you fumbling around and not even understand what is being told to you. Saying that, we have a class you can take:

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[Auio42TheWin]

If you do not understand the answer provided - we suggest you get the basics down to coding. There is no point in you fumbling around and not even understand what is being told to you. Saying that, we have a class you can take:

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What you ask for is what that code does.

If not, explain in detail why it is not.

For example, let's say there are 20*20 pixel wall and a 1 pixel coin. 

I want to move the coin to a certain pixel on the wall (5,7) for example, but it can only be done by going up or down relatively a certain amount, and starting where I actually am.

Edited April 19, 2015 by Auio42TheWin

[JohnOne]

OK, just as I thought.

The code that Jefrey provided does exactly that.

[Auio42TheWin]

OK, just as I thought.

The code that Jefrey provided does exactly that.

No, that's not what the code does. 

It moves the mouse relative only, what I am asking for is.... sort of like pathfinding. It's hard to explain, but I've seriously tried everything here.

Just thought of an example. You know how in those olden games somehow the programmers would make it so the npcs would increase their x or y value until they get to your x or y value? And they do this by increasing numbers relative to where they are? That's the only example I can think of, but I'm curious about doing something like that with the mouse. Curious if an operation like this is the same way Mousemove(x,y) in autoit is made, you see?

OR for another example,  (something on your screen, random location) could increase or decrease its x or y coordinates multiple times to go to your mouse. 

Edited April 19, 2015 by Auio42TheWin

[Melba23]

Auio42TheWin,

What exactly is the point of all this? Is it just pure curiosity on your part or do you have a particular reason why you want to move the mouse in this manner?

M23

[Auio42TheWin]

 

I said in my post, "I really wish I could know how to do this, so then I could use whatever method to help me in the long run."

if you want some examples I could tell you some.

there have been several times throughout my years of using scite that I couldn't accomplish something (for looks) just because I had no idea how something like this would be done. This could be applied to sliding a GUI element on a scite created GUI to another element that is in motion, or if I want have a cool mouse effect. 

I have done much research on trying to figure out how something like this could be accomplished, but I just get 0 search terms for it... I came to you guys as a last resort for some information. 

I love Autoit for it's simplicity in syntax, but I love to know how to do certain things with its undying potential. 

If this is too hard, or would take too much time (too difficult) I am sorry. 

Is something like this not possible without advance mathematical equations?

/edit sorry for quoting you again, i forgot. 

/edit2 dude how are your post counts not like in the 100k? i've seen you around the general help so much.

Edited April 19, 2015 by Auio42TheWin

[Melba23]

Auio42TheWin,

 

I love Autoit for it's simplicity in syntax

So why try and over-complicate thing by using the registry and DLLCall?

Please give me a concrete example or I am going to assume that you are like everyone else who posts here seeking "a new way to move the mouse" - and we all know why they want to do that.

M23

Edited April 19, 2015 by Melba23
Spellnig

[Bert]

From the earlier post he has made and how he is talking - I will bet he has a script someone gave him and he wants to make it work for his needs. I will also bet we know WHY he needs it.

 

@ Auio42TheWin

I have little reason to think this is not for a game. If it isn't, then explain the app you will be using it for. If it is - then just say so and the moderator will be very helpful in pointing out the forum rules that says

Quoted from Forum rules:

1. Do not ask for help with AutoIt scripts, post links to, or start discussion topics on the following subjects:

• Launching, automation or script interaction with games or game servers, regardless of the game.

and then our wonderful moderator will lock the thread.

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Any discussion on automating a game is a non-starter here. Don't ask, don't say it doesn't apply to you, just don't. period. All you will be doing is wasting people's time and irritating a moderator.

Now if this is NOT for a game - we can help you. It would be great to know the name of the application at this point for odds are someone has already done what you want and that will save you time.

Edited April 19, 2015 by Bert

[Auio42TheWin]

From the earlier post he has made and how he is talking - I will bet he has a script someone gave him and he wants to make it work for his needs. I will also bet we know WHY he needs it.

 

@ Auio42TheWin

I have little reason to think this is not for a game. If it isn't, then explain the app you will be using it for. If it is - then just say so and the moderator will be very helpful in pointing out the forum rules that says

and then our wonderful moderator will lock the thread.

-------------

Any discussion on automating a game is a non-starter here. Don't ask, don't say it doesn't apply to you, just don't. period. All you will be doing is wasting people's time and irritating a moderator.

Now if this is NOT for a game - we can help you. It would be great to know the name of the application at this point for odds are someone has already done what you want and that will save you time.

How is this for a game? 

I simply mentioned an example of pathfinding, hoping someone here could help me.

I quote from the forum rules, 

"1. Do not ask for help with AutoIt scripts, post links to, or start discussion topics on the following subjects:

Launching, automation or script interaction with games or game servers, regardless of the game."

 

I am not , and never said I was aiming for this.

Please tell me how automatically labeling a concept that could and is applied is many things as cheating? 

 

Honestly, I don't understand. 

@Melba -- the reason I am using DLLCall to move the mouse relative is because it is a way to move the mouse relatively, I don't care if you accomplish this "pathfinding" using Mousemove(x,y).

The reason I provided the function that moves the mouse relatively is because I thought that would be the basis for what I am trying to accomplish.

 

i'm just going to check another forum.

[Melba23]

Auio42TheWin,

You have already been given a perfectly serviceable function to move the mouse "relatively" (whatever that really means) using standard AutoIt commands in post #7 - so why are you still insisting on using the more complex DLLCall code? As both I and Bert have suggested (with very differing degrees of diplomacy) the main reason we see such insistence on not using MouseMove is because a game is detecting and blocking that function in a gamebot script. That is why I asked for a concrete example where you cannot use MouseMove - which you still have not produced. If it is for some big secret project that you do not want to disclose in open forum, by all means send me a PM explaining why you need to use DLLCall instead.

Of course if we have entirely misunderstood your request, then please explain it in more detail - but your explanation in post #12 of what you wanted has, as JohnOne pointed out, already been provided in the response at post #7.

M23