DidClick(Red: boolean, Time: integer): boolean; - Mouse.scar

SCAR Code:

Function DidClick(Red: Boolean; Time: integer);
var
  TimeOut, x, y, Trash: integer;
begin
  GetMousePos(x, y);
  TimeOut := GetSystemTime + Time;
  while not GetSystemTime > TimeOut do
  begin
    wait(25);
    if FindColor(Trash, Trash, 255, x - 5, y - 5, x + 5, y + 5) then
    begin
      if Red then
        Result := true
      else
        Result := false;
      break;
    end;
    
    if FindColor(Trash, Trash, 128, x - 5, y - 5, x + 5, y + 5) then
    begin
      if not Red then
        Result := true
      else
        Result := false;
      break;
    end;
  end;
end;

Function DidRedClick: boolean;
begin
  Result := DidClick(true, 500);
end;

Function DidYellowClick: boolean;
begin
  Result := DidClick(false, 500);
end;

{
  useful to check if we clicked something correctly
}

what do you guys think?

~RM

Ooh, nice. I was thinking about something like this the other day. Will be useful. Rep++

Didn't somebody suggest this before, RM?

Yes. I still don't know what it would be use for, though.

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Originally Posted by Da 0wner

Didn't somebody suggest this before, RM?

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probably, but it didn't get added, so here it is again.

~RM

Might i just ask how this function works?

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Originally Posted by DeSnob

Might i just ask how this function works?

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After you have called Mouse(x,y,0,0) [As Example] You will call Some of above functions to check is X Red or Yellow

I hope i helped :)

~Home

When you click a spot on RuneScape the cursor is red if an action other than move is performed, and it is red if you equipped an item, clicked an NPC, etc.

Edit: Ninja'd :(.

Not very original, but still nice to bring it up.

For the people who act like,"wtf, doez noez understandzz???".
When you click on the mainscreen, on the place you clicked will be an X which will be yellow or either red, AFAIK a yellow X means walking a different action will be a red X.

I think this is pretty clear :).

ooh this could be useful for failsafe, say if you tried to click something but accidentally missed you could call this to check if you clicked it right?

T~M

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Originally Posted by The Man

ooh this could be useful for failsafe, say if you tried to click something but accidentally missed you could call this to check if you clicked it right?

T~M

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Yes, possible but there are other things too.

RM If you could maybe add one for getting the color after a click is Red. It would be useful for updating coal rock colors.

Such as:

SCAR Code:

Function UpdateColor(x, y : Integer) : TColor;
Begin  
  While DidRedClick Do 
    Wait(800) 
  Else
    Result :=  GetColor(x, y);
End;

SCAR Code:

Function DidClick(Red: Boolean; Time: integer): Boolean;
var
  X, Y, tmpX, tmpY, TimeOut: Integer;
  col: Byte;

begin
  GetMousePos(x, y);
  TimeOut := (GetSystemTime + Time);
  if (Red) then
    col := 255
  else
    col := 128;
    
  while (GetSystemTime < TimeOut) do
  begin
    Wait(15 + Random(10));
    Result := FindColor(tmpX, tmpY, col, X - 5, Y - 5, X + 5, Y + 5);
    if (Result) then exit;
  end;
end;

Function DidRedClick: Boolean;
begin
  Result := DidClick(True, 500);
end;

Function DidYellowClick: Boolean;
begin
  Result := DidClick(False, 500);
end;


begin
end.

By the way, I think I saw this in some fighter.
Might've been one of Narcle's.


By the way, why do you need two colorchecks?

Add an 'AreaSize' param? And make the max like 20.

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Originally Posted by Floor66

Add an 'AreaSize' param? And make the max like 20.

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SCAR Code:

Function DidClick(Bx, By : Integer; Red: Boolean; Time: integer): Boolean;
var
  X, Y, tmpX, tmpY, TimeOut: Integer;
  col: Byte;

begin
  If (Bx > 20) Then BX := 20; 
  If (By > 20) Then BY := 20;  
  GetMousePos(x, y);
  TimeOut := (GetSystemTime + Time);
  if (Red) then
    col := clRed
  else
    col := 128;
    
  while (GetSystemTime < TimeOut) and (Not (Result)) Do
  begin
    Wait(15 + Random(10));
    Result := FindColor(tmpX, tmpY, col, X - Bx, Y - By, X + Bx, Y + By);
  end;
end;

Function DidRedClick: Boolean;
begin
  Result := DidClick(5, 5, True, 500);
end;

Function DidYellowClick: Boolean;
begin
  Result := DidClick(5, 5, False, 500);
end;

Function UpdateColor(Var x, y : Integer) : TColor;
Begin 
  While DidRedClick Do
    Wait(800)
  Else
    Result :=  GetColor(x, y);
End;

Btw, It was suggested before here: http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1320

EC: i did two color checks because if it is the yellow x it obviously isn't the red x, and therefore if you want the red one AND you find a yellow one it avoids further looking for it.

~RM

haha i made something like that before, i think i showed it to you kyle that might be what you were thinking of.

What what? Colour 128 is maroon, not yellow..

I used a simplified version of this in my goblin killer - it's very useful to check if you've clicked the goblin.

I think this is a good idea but it should be put in some MouseEx() function or something?

SCAR Code:

function MouseEx(x, y, rx, ry: integer; red: boolean): boolean;
var
  col, tmp, T: integer;
begin
  col := Integer(red)*127 + 128;
  Mouse(x, y, rx, ry, true);
  T := GetSystemTime + 300;
  while (GetSystemTime < T) do
  begin
    result := FindColor(tmp, tmp, col, x-5, y-5, x+5, y+5);
    if result then exit;
  end;
end;

and i think the box parameters BX, BY are useless. just make the box 10*10, there's no need to make it any bigger nor smaller.