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[junteb]

Ive been up all night trying to get my script to work, i have searched for answers for a several hours without any luck, now to my problem.

 

I want the mousecursor to spam rightclick in a sertain position and in the meanwhile i want to be able to do other things on my pc as watching movies, surf the web ect.

 

My current script work fine when im ingame, but i want to be able to tab out and have the script still running in the World of Warcraft window.

 

 

Current script:

WinWait, World of Warcraft,
IfWinNotActive, World of Warcraft, , WinActivate, World of Warcraft,
WinWaitActive, World of Warcraft,
Loop
{
MouseClick, right,  968,  704,World of Warcraft
Sleep, 100
}
return

F8::
Suspend
Pause,,1
return
 

 

What im i doing wrong?

 

 

[girlgamer]

MouseClick [, WhichButton , X, Y, ClickCount, Speed, D|U, R]

the MouseClick command prototype says nothing about a window name

You'll also want to check out ControlClick and DetectHiddenWindows if you plan

to push your game window into the background

[junteb]

MouseClick [, WhichButton , X, Y, ClickCount, Speed, D|U, R]

the MouseClick command prototype says nothing about a window name

You'll also want to check out ControlClick and DetectHiddenWindows if you plan

to push your game window into the background

 

Wow thanks for the quick reply!

 

Iv'e been looking in to ControlClick and detecthidden window but i wont get it to work.

I am very new to AHK. What would it look like if you edit my script?

[girlgamer]

Something like this perhaps. there's a lot of things to consider. Remember you can't just
minimize a game window and expect it to respond to clicks or key sends. Also if you change
the size of your game window the script may not work correctly. Finally Never run your game
in TrueFullscreen mode or your script will refuse to function. You can tell if in TrueFullScreen
if the game window has no borders or titlebar.

Spoiler

; header stuff you'll need
DetectHiddenWindows, On ;this for background sending
SetTitleMatchMode, 2 ;<- this for shortened window names
CoordMode, Mouse,Screen ;<- to use all screen coords for your mouse positioning
CoordMode, Pixel,Screen ;<- and pixel reads
CoordMode, Tooltip,Screen ;and tooltip positioning

SendToggle := 1 ;preset the send toggle on
centerx := (A_ScreenWidth // 2) ;<- for identifying the center of your monitor screen
centery := (A_ScreenHeight // 2) ;<- for messages and stuff
gamename = Warcraft ;this saves you from having to type the same
; name in various places in the script


IfWinNotActive, %gamename%
{ WinActivate, %gamename%
  WinGet, vWinID, ID, A ;<- this gets the unique instance id of the WoW window
  vWinID = ahk_id %vWinID% ;<- tack on the id tag (it's used below in the click loop)
}

;--------------------------------------------------------------------
#if (WinExist(gamename)) ;<- forces the script hotkeys to only work when the game window exists
;--------------------------------------------------------------------

MButton:: ;<- use the mbutton to start clicking
keywait, MButton ;let up on the mbutton to continue into the loop

Loop
{
  IfWinActive, %vWinID%
    MouseClick, right,968,704 ;<- I'm assuming this is for an active not background window
  IfWinNotActive, %vWinID%
    ControlClick,,%vWinID%,,R,1,NA x986 y704 ;<- these coords might not work with a hidden window
  Sleep, 100
} Until (!SendToggle)

SendToggle := 1 ;reset the send toggle so you can fight some more
return

; this will allow you to start and stop the click sending
LWin:: ;<- turns the loop toggle on or off
  SendToggle := !SendToggle
  togtxt := (SendToggle = 1) ? "On" : "Off"
  Tooltip, The send toggle is %togtext% %centerx%,0
  return

#if ;<- turns the hotkeys back on

!esc::ExitApp ;<- kills the script with alt-esc
!F12::Reload ;<- allows you to reload the script with alt-f12

I know it seems very complicated but, trust me it's all pretty necessary when dealing with
windows that may or may not be hidden. Remember that minimized windows don't respond well to
many AutoHotkey commands. Also, this isn't my script it's yours. make sure you understand

what it's trying to do so you can change it if you need to.