There are a lot of reasons for pixelsearch not giving the result , on win10 i cannot use "slow" it stalls the code.
Make sure the color is correct , try the code from the documentation for pixelgetcolor to verify the color ( if it is a game maybe it will never work)
Be aware that the coordinates are referenced by default to the active window ,you can change using "coordmode" like in the testcode.
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^!z:: ; Control+Alt+Z hotkey.
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
PixelGetColor, color, %MouseX%, %MouseY%
MsgBox The color at the current cursor position is %color%.
return
This is a working test for a pixelsearch :
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coordmode ,pixel
coordmode, mouse
topleftX:=0
toplefty:=0
bottomrightX:=a_screenwidth
bottomrighty:=a_screenheight
Gui, +alwaysontop
gui, font ,s30 cF1DF65 ; color is et in RGB
Gui, add,text,w200 ,.
gui,show,
return
f3::
tooltip
PixelSearch, endX, endY, %topleftX% , %topleftY% , %bottomrightX% , %bottomrightY% , 0x65DFF1,0 , Fast
if errorlevel
msgbox %errorlevel%
else
mousemove ,% endX ,% endy
ToolTip, % endX " " endy
return
guiclose:
exitapp