Thank you for your answer and your responsiveness ! I am really sorry but I do not understand anything. It seems that I do not have the necessary level of knowledge. And I think that I have not explained what I want correctly, so I do not understand the answer because it should not answer my questio...

it works perfectly. thank you very much for your help. And for the up / down. You have an idea ? I tried : Hotkey, %OutputVar% up , ButtonFortheDUp. it works fine. But if i combine the both only the first one works (if i put the hotkey for the up first, only the up will works). IniRead, OutputVar, c...

it works perfectly

thank you very much

Hi, I would like my script to be able to read and write to an .ini file, in its parent folder. I would like to be able to move my files without any problem, so i cant use something like "C:\Test1\config.ini" This is where i need to write the path : IniRead, OutputVar, config.ini , HotkeyRemap, Touch...

Hi, I would like to reproduce this : ~a:: send, b return But that it is a variable (which will be stored in an ini file) which indicates that it touches will throw B, while not blocking the key . I did my homework, I searched everywhere and and now I know how to produce this : IniRead, OutputVar, co...

@swag fag : Indeed, if your ms numbers are right, I must take this data in my method too ! lol Decidly it's more and more complex :) I do not know all methods of querying pixel data. (I will continue to search) If you have some tips, I'm listening. But I do not see how I could see the speed of one m...

evilC, I looked at your code quickly. I do not think it's suited to what I want to do, or I do not understand it. => VarPix2 is my "Var" of information that makes sure that I only send my action once when Pixel2 changes its value (white /! White). So, VarPix2 totally does not care about Pixel1's col...

Hi evilC, Thank you for your answer and your help :) It's great to be able to interact with you. An expert in picture/sec, it's right what I needed! :) What i understand/don't understand : For the history of "frames of animation", you put in the problem a data that I had not throught at all. Thank y...