Script Goes To wrong Screen

[LeoSkeleton]

I have this script but for some reason in the middle of the script it decides to go over and click on my second monitor instead of my first one

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[/#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2  ; Allow multiple instances of the same hotkey to interrupt each other

StopLoop := false  ; Initialize the variable

F2:: {
    StopLoop := false  ; Reset the variable when F2 is pressed
    Loop
    {
        if (StopLoop)
            break
		Sleep 2000
        Click 404, 174 ;1 icon
		Sleep 2000
		Click 1363, 174 ;2icon
        Sleep 33000
		Click 56, 243 ;1 spel
		Sleep 2000
		Click 1020, 235 ;2 spel
		Sleep 9000
        Click 139, 151 ;1 play
		Sleep 2000
		Click 1103, 138 ;2 play
        Sleep 1500000
		Click 63, 21 ;1 stäng ner
		Sleep 2000
		Click 1022, 18 ;2 stäng ner
		
    }
    return
}

F6::StopLoop := true
]

[mikeyww]

Welcome to this AutoHotkey forum!

Coordinates are relative to the active window's client area unless CoordMode was used to change that.
Source: Click - Syntax & Usage | AutoHotkey v2

Run Window Spy to see the coordinates.

Throughout your function, there might be a series of multiple, different active windows as the script progresses through the statements.

[RussF]

I see that you don't have a CoordMode statement. By default, all mouse coordinates are relative to the active window - not to the screen. Is it possible that a window on your other screen gains focus in the middle of your script?

Russ

[mikeyww]

In v2, coordinates are relative to the active window's client area unless CoordMode is used to change that.

[RussF]

You are correct @mikeyww, a subtle, but important distinction and an oversight on my part.

Russ