pixel color trigger

[doomeyes2]

hi guys i need a help with this script i need modify it so it can have added 4 colors and 4 cords
thx for the help!

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#Persistent



SetTimer, Cura, 500

Return



Cura:

Sleep,10



PixelGetColor, Color,346, 44

If color = 0x0A0B0F
{

Send {F1}

}

Return

[Mod edit: [code][/code] tags added.]

[mikeyww]

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#Persistent
key := {0x0A0B0F: 1, 0x0A0B0E: 2, 0x0A0B0D: 3, 0x0A0B0C: 4} ; Blue, green, red
SetTimer, Cura, 500
Cura:
PixelGetColor, color, 346, 44
Send % key.HasKey(color) ? "{F" key[color] "}" : ""
Return

[doomeyes2]

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#Persistent
SetTimer, Cura, 500
Cura:
PixelGetColor, thisColor, 346, 44
For cNum, color in [0x0A0B0F, 0x0A0B0E, 0x0A0B0D, 0x0A0B0C] ; Blue, green, red
 Send % thisColor = color ? "{F" cNum "}" : ""
Return

not working and i need 4 other cords not only 4 colors

[mikeyww]

Provide a complete description of what should happen, step by step, with examples.

[doomeyes2]

i added the pixel color and isn't working....mine still works but im runing it with 4 files thats why i need compact it with 4 colors

[mikeyww]

Your post is a status update rather than a complete description of what should happen, step by step, with examples.

[doomeyes2]

I need the script to look for four different colors in four different coordinates
and send the f1 command
because im having to open fours files i want to compact it in one

[mikeyww]

I do not see any examples in your post. Others may be more able to help you. You are on the right track. You can repeat your search command using different coordinates. You can add new If statements in the way that you need. The operator != will mean "does not equal". Good luck.

[boiler]

@doomeyes2 - I believe the code below does what you're asking. Of course you need to change the c, x, and y to be what you want for each of the four pixels. It assumes the colors are in BGR as your original script does. If you want to specify them in RGB, then add , RGB to the end of the PixelGetColor line.

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#Persistent
Pixels := [{c: 0x0A0B0F, x: 346, y: 44}, {c: 0x000000, x: 400, y: 50}, {c: 0xFFFFFF, x: 450, y: 60}, {c: 0xA0A0A0, x: 500, y: 70}]
SetTimer, Cura, 500
return

Cura:
	for Each, Pixel in Pixels
	{
		PixelGetColor, PixCol, Pixel.x, Pixel.y
		if (PixCol = Pixel.c)
			Send, {F1}
	}
return

[boiler]

Above was edited for BGR/RGB info while you may have been looking at it, so use the version that would appear now after you see this message.

[doomeyes2]

@doomeyes2 - I believe the code below does what you're asking. Of course you need to change the c, x, and y to be what you want for each of the four pixels. It assumes the colors are in BGR as your original script does. If you want to specify them in RGB, then add , RGB to the end of the PixelGetColor line.

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#Persistent
Pixels := [{c: 0x0A0B0F, x: 346, y: 44}, {c: 0x000000, x: 400, y: 50}, {c: 0xFFFFFF, x: 450, y: 60}, {c: 0xA0A0A0, x: 500, y: 70}]
SetTimer, Cura, 500
return

Cura:
	for Each, Pixel in Pixels
	{
		PixelGetColor, PixCol, Pixel.x, Pixel.y
		if (PixCol = Pixel.c)
			Send, {F1}
	}
return

when i open says missing a }

[boiler]

Copy the whole script, not just the part that’s visible without scrolling or expanding the code box.

[doomeyes2]

is it possible if color it not x send a key until that color goes back
a play pause button

[doomeyes2]

i copy the whole script i opened it then worked but when i set my colors and cords when i try to open it says nmissing }

[boiler]

I'm not sure if this is what you mean.

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#Persistent
Pixels := [{c: 0x0A0B0F, x: 346, y: 44}, {c: 0x000000, x: 400, y: 50}, {c: 0xFFFFFF, x: 450, y: 60}, {c: 0xA0A0A0, x: 500, y: 70}]
SetTimer, Cura, 500
return

Cura:
	for Each, Pixel in Pixels
	{
		loop
		{
			PixelGetColor, PixCol, Pixel.x, Pixel.y
			if (PixCol != Pixel.c)
				Send, {F1}
			Sleep, 50
		} until (PixCol = Pixel.c)
	}
return

F1::Pause ; press F1 to play/pause

[boiler]

i copy the whole script i opened it then worked but when i set my colors and cords when i try to open it says nmissing }

Then you deleted a } when you entered your colors and coords. If you can't see where, post your script.

[doomeyes2]

i copy the whole script i opened it then worked but when i set my colors and cords when i try to open it says nmissing }

Then you deleted a } when you entered your colors and coords. If you can't see where, post your script.

this one

[boiler]

I take that to mean you found that you accidentally removed a character. If not, and you can’t see where the problem is, post your script so the problem can be identified.

[doomeyes2]

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#Persistent
Pixels := [{c: 0x0A0B0F, x: 346, y: 44}, {c: 0x0B0D10, x: 32, y: 45}, {c: 0x0A0B0F, x: 342, y: 45}, {c: 0x0A0C0F, x: 328, y: 63}]
SetTimer, Cura, 500
return

Cura:
	for Each, Pixel in Pixels
	{
		PixelGetColor, PixCol, Pixel.x, Pixel.y
		if (PixCol = Pixel.c)
			Send, {F1}

[Mod edit: [code][/code] tags added.]

[boiler]

Where is the rest of the script? You said you copied the whole script, not just the part that’s initially visible in the code box. Click “Expand View” at the top of the code box where I posted the script to see the whole thing. Or you can click and drag the scroll bar at right of the code box to see the rest of the code. Or you can just click “Select all” at the top of the code box to select everything inside it, then press Ctrl+C to copy it.

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The whole script looks like this:

code box 2.jpg (25.61 KiB) Viewed 1465 times

And the other one looks like this:

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