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  • Birthday 01/01/1995

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    Shuffling, messing about with the computer (I don't really plant to take it any further than just for my own entertainment)

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  1. Tuurngait
    i managed to make it a hotkey script with the line "hotkeyset("{esc}",togglepause") but iw as struggling into turning it into a click
  2. Tuurngait
    "Hotkeyset("{Mouse2}" "Ispressed") While 1 Sleep(10) func ispressed() if {mouse2} Then send ("1") sleep (250) send ("2") sleep (250) send ("3") sleep (250) send ("4") WEnd " is what i got which is completely wrong and i know that because it keeps telling me xD
  3. Tuurngait
    because that would be embarrasing
  4. Tuurngait
    i got the first bit (because it's easy) but the trigger bit, i struggle on. i can't find a functino that grants the same as "ispressed" :s
  5. Tuurngait
    well it's more just for entertainment than using an actually app to support it. so i don't mind if it's really really messy
  6. Tuurngait
    also i forgot to mention, it'd need a trigger as well say everytime you pressed the right mouse key (not held :S)
  7. Tuurngait
    Okay, I'm guessing after a while my posts are becoming annoying so I'll try to make this my last question. I've been trying to guess how to make a sequence of actions in a timed difference for example "(action of num key 1) 0.5 second delay from (action of num key 2)" again to try to simplify 1, (0.5 secs) 2 (1.0 secs) 3 (1.5 secs) [1,2,3 being the keys on the keyboard]. so basically i have no idea how to do this but it'd be interesting to mess about with and fiddle with so, anyone know?
  8. Tuurngait
    okay this is way too out of my league. i'll try something easier
  9. Tuurngait
    well i don't know how to describe the button it'self but it's like a cirlce with a rectangle inside. and it's red. so thats that. but anyway. If the pixel search wont work is there another possible way i could do a search?
  10. Tuurngait
    mokay, well is there away to maybe convert it to RGB? that'd be a simpler form I guess. Alot easier to get exact colors or even test colors. or maybe just have an imbetween so like imbetween red and purple?
  11. Tuurngait
    yes but I realise I may not have expanded as much as I should of. Basically I know the script works. Because It follows a form of red on my desktop. But it doesn't have the same connection for when I run the Player, (even in full screen) it's almost as if it's a different red from the one on my desktop. The exact red of my pause button is displayed in the attachment part of the post. But for some reason when I do the Window AutoIT tool thing it gives me "0x14CF0000" as the color but that doesn't seem to be correct as it isn't attracted to that shade. The whole line I have is " $coord = PixelSearch( 0, 0, $i, 650, 0x14CF0000, 10 )"
  12. Tuurngait
    Is there a way I could get it to search the entire screen for the Pixel instead of just having it in one place with the (Wingetpos)? Because I often move my windows around so it won't always be in "fullscreen mode"
  13. Tuurngait
    I gave that a Shot. Now it's attracted to one of my desktop Icons but not the pause button. I tried multiple times but it just doesn't seem to wan't to move to the button.
  14. Tuurngait
    Okay so basically I have another problem with my script again, Not exactly the script it's self but more finding how to add a certain pixel color into it. I've made a few attempts and got it close but not close enough. I'm trying to make the mouse hover over the Pause Button on my Media Player. I'll add the Pixel color into the attachments. If someone could show me how to find the Pixel color in the form of the line "PixelSearch( 0, 0, $i, 768, 0xFF0000, 10 )" then I'd be the most greatful noobie that ever existed misc4.au3
  15. Tuurngait
    Thanks bestsmr that fixed it. At least now I have something to learn from
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