In ImageSearch, the variables OutputVarX, OutputVarY are the upper-left corner of the image being found. Is is possible to set it to other corners of the image, like bottom right?
If it cant be done within the ImageSearch function, how bout finding our the size of the image and then offset it to get to the other corner?
ImageSearch - OutputVarX, OutputVarY
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LeBoob
, May 14 2012 03:06 PM
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Leef_me
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Posted 14 May 2012 - 04:10 PM
To be clear, ImageSearch is a command not a function. There is a big difference.
It is _not_ possible to comfigure the command to report a different corner.
You should be able see the width and height of the image by looking at it's properties with Windows Explorer.
Once you know the width and height, you can assign those values to variables before executing the ImageSearch.
If you want to move to the center of the found image you could use
mousemove, OutputVarX+width/2, OutputVarY+height/2
It is _not_ possible to comfigure the command to report a different corner.
You should be able see the width and height of the image by looking at it's properties with Windows Explorer.
Once you know the width and height, you can assign those values to variables before executing the ImageSearch.
If you want to move to the center of the found image you could use
mousemove, OutputVarX+width/2, OutputVarY+height/2
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theone
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Posted 20 May 2012 - 10:06 AM
interesting question.
however the solution given would mean that he'll have to manually and tediously find out the size of every image he uses, then key them into the script to do the offseting. sure theres a script somewhere that can do this automatically?
however the solution given would mean that he'll have to manually and tediously find out the size of every image he uses, then key them into the script to do the offseting. sure theres a script somewhere that can do this automatically?
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heyyjuliet
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Posted 02 June 2012 - 03:04 PM
I'm curious about this too. Does anyone have a better solution?
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Leef_me
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Posted 02 June 2012 - 08:46 PM
; based on a list of images, create 3 psuedo-arrays containing: names, widths and heights
list= blue_highlight.bmp,all_black.bmp,back.bmp,backx0.bmp,bird.bmp,black.bmp
loop, parse, list, `,
{
; add a control to a gui, get it's size and destroy the gui
gui,99:add, picture, vimage, %A_LoopField%
GuiControlGet, image, 99:Pos
gui,99:destroy
image%a_index% := A_LoopField
image%a_index%w := imagew
image%a_index%h := imageh
}
listvars
msgbox
return
