Finding a clicking colors on a 3D application

[Nebula]

I'm new to coding and I was trying to figure out how to script a code that clicks on a certain color on the screen of a 3D application with a loop function in a certain amount of time. The color I need to click it #b21fb8 but I just can't seem to get it correctly because when I run any of my scripts my cursor looks straight at the sky.

[mikeyww]

This searches the active window, row by row, starting at the top. It will find the first match.

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color := 0xB81FB2 ; Blue, green, red
WinGetPos,,, width, height, A
SetTimer, Check, 300
Check:
PixelSearch, x, y, 0, 0, %width%, %height%, %color%,, Fast
If !ErrorLevel {
 SoundBeep, 1500, 30
 MouseClick,, x, y
} Else SoundBeep, 1000, 30
Return

F4::
SoundBeep, 1000, 30
ExitApp

[Nebula]

This searches the active window, row by row, starting at the top. It will find the first match.

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color := 0xB81FB2 ; Blue, green, red
WinGetPos,,, width, height, A
SetTimer, Check, 300
Check:
PixelSearch, x, y, 0, 0, %width%, %height%, %color%,, Fast
If !ErrorLevel {
 SoundBeep, 1500, 30
 MouseClick,, x, y
} Else SoundBeep, 1000, 30
Return

F4::
SoundBeep, 1000, 30
ExitApp

I tried to use your script however the problem still occurred Here is a video of what is happening. https://imgur.com/a/byQNFAc

[mikeyww]

You probably need to decrease the timer interval quite a bit.

To test the approach, try a static image, and see if the routine can find the right color in it. You can also add a temporary MsgBox to confirm that the color was found.

[Nebula]

I've only been coding for a couple days so i'm not really sure on how to do all of that stuff. At the moment i'm trying to learn how to basics of cursor tracking works and having to do with fundamentals.

[mikeyww]

You can run the following script.

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color := 0xB81FB2 ; Blue, green, red
F3::
WinGetPos,,, width, height, A
PixelSearch, x, y, 0, 0, %width%, %height%, %color%,, Fast
WinGetActiveTitle, this
MsgBox, 64, Result, Window: %this%`n`nx=%x%`ny=%y%
Return

Next, show your static image on the screen (e.g., a screenshot). Activate the window that is showing that image. Press F3. See if the color was found.