Hey guys i'm wondering how to do conditionals on ahk. More specifically, I would like the mouse to go to a certain spot on the screen and click if the color of the spot the mouse is at is a certain color. Like when you go to window spy, it tells you the mouse position and the color. I want it to click if color is .... doesn't really matter... and click somewhere else if not. How do you do this?? Thanks!
How to use a "if_then_, if not_then_Conditionals PLEASE HELP
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yojake
, May 06 2012 01:10 AM
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#2
Leef_me
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 01:36 AM
Hi yojake, welcome to the forum.
Have you worked through the tutorials?
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The list is also availbe in the AHK helpfile.
The following commands seem best for your task.
Please read the docs for them. Each has a short example of how to used the command.
PixelGetColor
MouseClick
MouseMove
if
if (expression)
MouseGetPos
Have you worked through the tutorials?
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Have you tried to write the script ? Have you searched the forum ?
Here is the list of commands <!-- m -->http://www.autohotke...cs/commands.htm<!-- m -->
The list is also availbe in the AHK helpfile.
The following commands seem best for your task.
Please read the docs for them. Each has a short example of how to used the command.
PixelGetColor
MouseClick
MouseMove
if
if (expression)
MouseGetPos
#3
Nailbiter
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 01:38 AM
You said:
And here is a little routine that will help you find the right colors and locations to click...
use Alt-g to start the scan and the middle mouse button to grab the color and location.
It puts the color and location on the clipboard as a CSV item that can be pasted into any text file.
Use shift-Esc to stop the scanner. Ctrl-V can paste the data into your script.
I would like the mouse to go to a certain spot on the screen and click if the color of the spot the mouse is at is a certain color.
#SingleInstance, Force
coordmode, pixel, screen
coormode, mouse, screen
targetcolor = 0xFFFFFF [color=#008000];<-- this is a white pixel put your own target color here[/color]
mouseX = 0 [color=#008000];<-- put the mouse x position here[/color]
mouseY = 0 [color=#008000];<-- put the mouse y position here[/color]
return
!k:: [color=#008000];<--hotkey to do the scan[/color]
pixelgetcolor, thiscolor, %mouseX%, %mouseY%, RGB
if (thiscolor = targetcolor)
{ MouseMove, %mouseX%, %mouseY%
click
}
Return
And here is a little routine that will help you find the right colors and locations to click...
use Alt-g to start the scan and the middle mouse button to grab the color and location.
It puts the color and location on the clipboard as a CSV item that can be pasted into any text file.
Use shift-Esc to stop the scanner. Ctrl-V can paste the data into your script.
;================================================
; A simple grabber routine for finding locations
; and colors on game screens.
;
; Use Alt-g to start grab or to abort a grab in progress
; use Middle Mouse Button to grab the location and color
; where the mouse currently points. The X and Y location
; along with the the Color in RGB format at that location
; is saved to the clipboard for pasting with Ctrl-V into
; a script or other document.
; This routine uses a 100 ms timer to keep track of the
; cursor as it move around on the screen
;------------------------------------------------
!g::
GrabFlag := (!GrabFlag) ;<-- toggle grab flag on and off
If (!GrabFlag) ;<-- turn off
{ SetTimer, WatchMouse, Off ;<-- turn off timer
Sleep, 100
tooltip ;<-- turn off x/y/color tooltip if on
Return
}
; grabbing so get old mouse pos to save for later
MouseGetPos, oposx, oposy ;<-- save old mouse position
Sleep 100
SetTimer, WatchMouse, 100 ;<-- 100 ms timer for x/y/color tooltip
Return
;------------------------------------------------
; 100 ms timer watches the mouse position
;------------------------------------------------
WatchMouse:
If (GrabFlag = 0)
{ Tooltip
Return
}
MouseGetPos, mx, my
Sleep 100
PixelGetColor, mc, %mx%, %my%, RGB
Sleep 100
ToolTip, Activate window - MButton to grab x=%mx% y=%my% c=%mc%
return
;------------------------------------------------
; used to signal a location grab
;------------------------------------------------
$MButton::
Tooltip
If (GrabFlag) ; If grabbing loc and color
{ GrabFlag = 0
; turn off the mouse watch timer
SetTimer, WatchMouse, Off
Sleep 1000
; Save the data on the clipboard for use with ctrl-v or "paste"
MouseMove, %oposx%, %oposy%
Sleep 500
PixelGetColor, c1, %mx%, %my%, RGB
Sleep, 300
Tooltip
; put the grab on the clipboard for pasting into script or file
Clipboard = %mx%,%my%,%mc%
;str = %mx%,%my%,%mc%
ClipWait
Tooltip
Return
}
; otherwise just send the mbutton press on to the app
Send, {MButton}
Sleep, 200
Return
;------------------------------------------------
; a handy way to exit the script
;------------------------------------------------
+Esc::ExitApp
#4
yojake
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 04:18 PM
Thanks! I'm looking for the first one. I have the mouse color and location using windows spy. Problem is, how can i make a script that will click somewhere else if the color isnt the targetcolor?
Btw im new to this
so sorry if i seem dumb...
Btw im new to this
so sorry if i seem dumb...
#5
yojake
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 04:26 PM
Oh hey. That script you gave me says there is an error with the line "coordmode, mouse, screen"
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Nailbiter
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Posted 06 May 2012 - 09:47 PM
nice catch. change coormode to coordmode
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OldBloke
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Posted 07 May 2012 - 01:09 AM
Add an Else routine after the IF routine at the end of nailbiter's script, before the Return.Thanks! I'm looking for the first one. I have the mouse color and location using windows spy. Problem is, how can i make a script that will click somewhere else if the color isnt the targetcolor?
Else
{ MouseMove, %mouseX2%, %mouseY2%
click
}
Return
You can define the second set of variables near the top of the script, where nailbiter wrote "mouseX = 0", or just write the actual numbers there instead of using variables.
MouseMove, 75, 100
