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A wacom tablet is an absolute input device and is fundamentally different to a mouse. See my autohotinterception library (link in sig) - this will allow you to read the absolute data coming from the wacom, then you could send mouse relative data You would need the "Subscription Mode" commands You al...

Test mode ?!?! VJoy should be a signed driver, you should not need test mode. Where did you get it from? Be wary, it could be malicious

Oh sorry, yeah I think it is 1903 - the one that just came out

Use a proper IDE such as scite4ahk or akstudio and use the debugger
Or use outputdebug command plus ms debugview
Or use the tooltip or msgbox commands

No, 1JoyY is 1st stick
Use PJP Joyids app (Google it) to see joy ids

Are you on win 1809? There is an open issue for vJoy reporting install issues

Joy2X is invalid syntax
Joystick 2, axis x is 2JoyX
What I was looking forwas something like "the variable Joy2X is always empty"
Just saying "it doesn't work" gave me zero useful info - as a career coder you should really know that

What, exactly does not work?

Hmm, you appear to be right, it doesn't work, I swear I did it in the past...
Your only option then is to use vJoy and feed the vJoy stick with the inverse of the axes

if (ok:=FindText(0, 0, A_ScreenWidth, A_ScreenHeight, 0, 0, PicN(FindName), 1, 1, JoinText:=1)) This function is clearly returning false when you expect it to return true, as that is the only way that you could get the "Not Found" msgbox PicN(FindName) refers to an image. What is in the image when ...

So in your code, I am assuming that ok := FindText(...) is returning false, when you expect it to return true?

Dude... it's 2000 lines of code! If you cannot boil your problem down to less code, or at the very least say "when line X executes, I am expecting Y to happen but Z happens", I simply cannot be bothered...

A little doodle I did today...

I don't really have the time to analyse what all the code is doing
https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/RegExMatch.htm#Examples
3rd example shows how to use case-insensitive matching

WRT FindText not being case-insensitive, at a glance it looks like the RegexMatch commands are not using case-insensitive mode

Add i) to the start of the match pattern

Pic() is missing

In all my years of coding AHK, I have never, ever seen ANY code that uses KeyWait which cannot be done in a more robust manner. A short timeout is not bad, but a KeyWait with no timeout is bad code, period IMHO

P.S. One last thing, why I cannot declare variables in the beginning of script but inside hotkey declaration? You have a return statement before the setting of the variables CoordMode, Mouse, Screen return ; <--- STOPS EXECUTION ; UNREACHABLE CODE ; declared variables are not visible inside hotkey ...

Thanks!
I now host this script on GitHub, would you mind submitting a PR?
https://github.com/evilC/AHK-Random-Musings/tree/master/PovHelper

DllCall("mouse_event"... is functionally identical to DllCall("SendInput" ... NEITHER of them can move the mouse to a specific point on the screen, both of them move the mouse by a RELATIVE amount (eg "10 units left of the current position") Also, neither of these move the mouse in PIXELS, they move...