_MouseMovePlus()

[Oxin8]

This is a function I made when I found the Battlefield 1984 didn't use the desktop cursor, rather it had it's own. There's no easy way to explain this but I'm gonna try. _MouseMovePlus() uses the "mouse_event", a low level mouse simulator. What's that mean? It means that whatever you pass to it, the computer treats it as though it came from the mouse. MOST PEOPLE WILL NEVER NEED THIS. I'm not gonna lie. If you're not looking for this, you probably won't use it. If, on the other hand, you're trying to bot in a game but a supposedly simple MouseMove() has a result of about 63 times more than what you expected, you came to the right place.

Here's the function:

Func _MouseMovePlus($X, $Y,$absolute = 0)
        Local $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE = 1
    Local $MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE = 32768
    DllCall("user32.dll", "none", "mouse_event", _
            "long",  $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE + ($absolute*$MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE), _
            "long",  $X, _
            "long",  $Y, _
            "long",  0, _
        "long",  0)
EndFunc

It takes an X and a Y and an option parameter. The $absolute parameter specifies when or not to use relative or absolute coords. Relative is the default. In relative mode, X and Y is the distance you want to move relative to the current mouse position. In absolute mode, X and Y are values from 0 to 65535 where (65535,65535) is the bottom right corner.

To use this the same way as MouseMove(), this is what you'd do:

_MouseMovePlus($X*(65535/@DesktopWidth), $Y*(65535/@DesktopHeight),1)

Here is the MSDN of the function.

Like I said, if you're not looking for this, you'll probably never use it. Feel free to ask questions about it if I didn't explain well enough.

***NOTE: I just got a nice wake up IM with someone needing help using this. I haven't been active on these forums in over a year due to school and the like but if you need help, just hit me up on AIM: Oxin8 and I'll be more than willing to help as long as you have a valid question and know what you're talking about. None of that "Can you make me an Aimbot for <insert game>?" crap.***

Edited November 10, 2007 by Oxin8

[Oxin8]

no, i want to be able to use the mouse_event coords relatively. I only added the multiplication in my example to show that it's not the same i guess. Battlefield 1942 uses the mouse_event coords so when you use autoit's MouseMove(), the cursor moves about 60 times as far as you want it to. Understand now?

[Sandro Alvares]

rect.right / rect.bottom / nspeed?

Please send open code! I try here is i not obtain :\

[GrungeRocker]

hmm

nice script..

just what i was looking for!

[ImNoHacker]

Nice code i was wondering if you could help me with something?

How would you use the _MouseMovePlus() function to make the cursor move and click the left mouse button at a certain colour?

[SmOke_N]

Nice code i was wondering if you could help me with something?

How would you use the _MouseMovePlus() function to make the cursor move and click the left mouse button at a certain colour?

Look at PixelSearch() in the help file.

[Shevilie]

Trolling for UDF list

[TomCat]

Hi can you help me. I try to use your Script to go to some fix points into a game but i dont understand how to define a fix point

Here my testscript but i always get an Error when i start it

Hope you can help me

Func _MouseMovePlus($X, $Y,$absolute = 0)

Local $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE = 1

Local $MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE = 32768

DllCall("user32.dll", "none", "mouse_event", _

"long", $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE + ($absolute*$MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE), _

"long", $X, _

"long", $Y, _

"long", 0, _

"long", 0)

EndFunc

HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "start")

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

Func start()

While 1

_MouseMovePlus($X*(65535/@DesktopWidth), $Y*(65535/@DesktopHeight),1)

Sleep(10)

WEnd

EndFunc

Func quit()

Exit 0

EndFunc

While 1

Sleep(10)

WEnd

[jaenster]

ahh found one of the best udf's of autoit

[brotwurst]

hey there!

i built a little aimbot with this function...

CODE

HotKeySet("{f3}","stop")

HotKeySet("{f2}","pause")

HotKeySet("{f1}","start")

while 1

sleep(1)

WEnd

func start()

while 1

sleep(10)

$pos=pixelsearch(@DesktopWidth/2-200,@DesktopHeight/2-200,@DesktopWidth/2+200,@DesktopHeight/2+200,8355968,10)

if not @error then

_MouseMovePlus($pos[0]*(65535/@DesktopWidth), $pos[1]*(65535/@DesktopHeight),1)

EndIf

WEnd

EndFunc

func pause()

while 1

sleep(10)

WEnd

EndFunc

func stop()

Exit

EndFunc

Func _MouseMovePlus($X, $Y,$absolute = 0)

Local $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE = 1

Local $MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE = 32768

DllCall("user32.dll", "none", "mouse_event", _

"long", $MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE + ($absolute*$MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE), _

"long", $X, _

"long", $Y, _

"long", 0, _

"long", 0)

EndFunc

and i got a problem with it...

if it finds the color the mouse moves anywhere on my screen but not to the (red) pixel any ideas?

and sorry for my english...im as new to that as i am to autoit

PS:nice work Oxin8!

Edited October 18, 2007 by brotwurst

[Richard Robertson]

I would just like to point out, that AutoIt uses the mouse_event in the actual code. All you are doing is calling something we already have.

[brotwurst]

aha...i tryed MouseMove() but:

...MouseMove() has a result of about 63 times more than what you expected...

[lammaer]

Cheers for this, it works perfectly with the game freelancer. The only "problem" because mouse sensitivity can be configured within the game, moving 10 pixel from the code actually result 13 pixel move of the mouse cursor within the game. It is not a big problem anyway, I just need to divide all the coordinates by 1.3 and I get almost the exact result what I want.

Thanks for this again!

[Giakomo1201]

This post has been dead for years... but I'll try. I get an error on line 29 Error variable not declared, on line 29.

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Help?

Edited July 11, 2013 by Jos

[lorenkinzel]

Don't really understand the use (or concept) of this one yet, but this DOES make it work: (necro-dude)

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Edited July 11, 2013 by Jos

[Giakomo1201]

This one supposedly emulates another mouse level when MouseMove() doesn't works.

This is for a game, freelancer. Just got into AutoIt3 Today, and realized the mistake myself, thanks. Now I have problems with the coordinates.

Should I do this with the gaem at fullscreen, or run it at windowed mode. I am using the AutoITinfo tool in client mode, so the coordinates I get should work on fullscreen, right?

Also, second issue, the game is taking the coordinates in RELAtive mouse position. here what I got now: (note desktop res=Game res)

 

I use the infotool in that mode becuase it worked before, howeverm I don't know If I should use the coordmode on screen, or client. Suggestions? Remeber it is fullscreen,

Although I would change it to Windowed mode if it becomes easier.

-snip-

Edited July 11, 2013 by Jos

[BrewManNH]

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