Image Search and mouse click on center of that image - (Moved)

[ashraful089]

1. i am searching for help to make a script to do image detection and click mouse on the center of the image. please help me to make an easy script

2. i am searching for help to make a script to do image detection and click mouse on the center of the image+ an given distance. please help me to make an easy script

[Melba23]

Moved to the appropriate forum, as the AutoIt Example Scripts forum very clearly states:

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Share your cool AutoIt scripts, UDFs and applications with others.

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Do not post general support questions here, instead use the AutoIt Help and Support forums.

Moderation Team

[Nine]

What kind of application are you trying to automate ?  I suggest you read first the forum rules, especially the part about game automation.

[ashraful089]

@Nine i am trying to make an automatic software setup (some aapplication software installation i do everyday on my workplace)script.

[caramen]

Then, you should use the controls function that will improve the reliability of your script. 

PixelSearch is not the best way to automate software installation. 

 

ControlClick 

 

Btw your precedents posts are very suspicious. I'm sure you know what I mean. 

Edited April 29, 2021 by caramen

[Nine]

Can you post an image of a few of the automatic software setups screen you want to script along with the explanation of how pixelSearch can help you.  For each image, please, show what au3info.exe tool says about the controls.

FYI. Most installers offer silent install, you should look at this option instead of trying to make a standard install.

[ashraful089]

those software i do install everyday. by hand. so i wanted to automate their installation

[Nine]

You did not read my post it seems, or your english is not at best.  This is totally useless to us.  Unless you make an effort to understand my previous and provide what was requested, I am afraid I will not be able to further help you.

[JockoDundee]

If you’re a programmer and know a little autoit syntax in particular, you might be able to get something like the ImageSearch UDF working. If you’re not, you’re probably not going to be successful. 

Don’t do anything before you get the super simple example application working.  Then study the parameters and understand what they do.  The link is at the end of this post.

Though like @Nine said, many if not most common install programs have a way to run them non-interactively (silently). Which is sooo much cleaner, stable and robust than ImageSearch.

If your job is installing software and you weren’t aware of silent installs, you just got more than your money’s worth coming to the forum

 

 

[caramen]

32 minutes ago, JockoDundee said:

If you’re a programmer

It's just a gamer that trying to automate games. 

That's why we won't help him any further. 

[Melba23]

caramen,

Could I point you at this announcement:

If you think a thread is illegal, report it. But please stop with the insinuations when there is no prima facie proof.

M23

[caramen]

Understood @Melba23 I don't wanna be mod. I just want to protect my love AutoIt From retarded coding that will lead into false positive. That's all. 

It's revelant enough at all for me. Precedent request and also answers show themselves the purpose.

 

Image search and coordinate to get a send after... what do you need anymore ? even not screened games... 

Edited May 3, 2021 by caramen

[Melba23]

caramen,

Read carefully and make quite sure that you understand this bit of the announcement:

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In particular, if a Moderation team member has already posted permitting the thread to continue, it is completely out of order for a third party to post again questioning the decision

As I have not locked the thread, I think it should be quite clear that I am happy for it to continue - so do you really want to question that decision?

M23

[caramen]

I'm not questioning anything. And keep feeling legit to say it's game automation thread. Without disputing your decision. Just because I think it's a gaming issue doesn't mean I want to be the moderator. In any case, I will never discuss a decision emanating from the AutoIt team. You know that already I don't have the credit for that.

Please @Melba23 Don't make me said what I did not said. You know how respectful I'm. 

 

 

My opinion is only my opinion, but I am aware that it should not be publicly stated for fear of the wrath of the staff

Edited May 3, 2021 by caramen

[Jos]

3 hours ago, caramen said:

My opinion is only my opinion, but I am aware that it should not be publicly stated for fear of the wrath of the staff

You should keep it to yourself for the simple reason that we have clearly requested to refrain from making these type of accusations as that is not your role here, and should have nothing to do with  "the wrath of the staff"! 
Now please stop arguing and simply stick the the simple request we have outlined. 

Back On-Topic now!

Edited May 3, 2021 by Jos

[Earthshine]

What I don’t understand is why you install all those applications? What do you install them on? How many computers do you have? And a lot of those applications don’t look like their work related anyway so I really don’t understand the need for this but anyway use silent install for everything that you want to install as mentioned above

 

If they do not support silent installs then I would use control click to automatically click buttons 

Edited May 4, 2021 by Earthshine

[Bert]

Ash, look for the Volatran project. Link is in my signature.

[Confuzzled]

On 5/2/2021 at 3:36 PM, ashraful089 said:

those software i do install everyday. by hand. so i wanted to automate their installation

Looks like you just want to install a bunch of packages you have in your downloads folder.

You could prepare a list of which ones you want to install, and then use the 'run' facility to launch each installation process in sequence.

I note you have a mix of 32 and 64 bit processes, so you could extract your environment first and make a decision tree based on which ones are more appropriate.

If you just want to reinstall a whole bunch of the same programs, there are disk imaging packages that may be more efficient to create an image of what you want to install after you have completing installing it, take a snapshot, and then just reimage each drive any time you want to start from a clean slate. This is the industry way system administrators use to create a standard operating environment for new users and new PCs. There are even bootup disks that will pull images from the network based on your PC configuration.

If I have offered you a completely different solution to your problem, please respecify further as to what you want.

[Bert]

@Confuzzled - the Volatran project does what you are talking about. It is an application installing tool. Give it a look. Link in my signature.

[Confuzzled]

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