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[Carcophan]

People will either need more detail/information, or more code.

I don't think you provide enough of either to allow an accurate or useful answer. In theory, the code you have should make a gui that is drag-able, so this isn't an accurate snippet.

Aside from that, 20 different methods of doing what you are doing spring to mind, so in general maybe your entire gui can be enhanced.





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[Carcophan]

click and drag the orange circle, i mean

OnMessage(0x201, "WM_LBUTTONDOWN")
SetTimer,DRAW_SCENE, 20


WM_LBUTTONDOWN()
{
   PostMessage, 0xA1, 2
   return
}

I don't know what method you used to do that (though it looks pretty cool btw), I use the above example to move my little GDI/gui graph/charts. I honestly do not know if it is your answer but can't hurt to try. Can say it is tested as working for me. I got it from the german __Diagramm__.ahk file.

[Carcophan]

cool ok ty.

so then i have to stick something in the Gui, Add, Picture line of the code that links it to that function? ?

Thats the thing. I dont know. We don't know.

My example works with a GUI that has a GDI image drawn on it. You normally cannot drag/move images (Your original request). But you mention GUI, so you gui is invisible and have no controls, so you obviously have more advanced code than you are posting.

We understand the desire to keep the code and all under wraps, but a screenshot and psudo-code aren't too helpful. Other than turning the gui frame/titlebar/border back on, and makeing it untransparent again, i dont know what else to say. 8)

[VxE]

OnMessage(0x201, "WM_LBUTTONDOWN") ; put this line at the top of your script.



WM_LBUTTONDOWN() ; put this function anywhere in your script.

{

   PostMessage, 0xA1, 2

   return

}