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    Hey i was just wandering what is detectable about clickmouse?
    I want to make a lil script but Mouse has a wait or something at the end of it.
    So I was wondering if it would be detectable if i used MMouse then clickmouse then continue on.

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    AFAIK clickmouse does HoldMouse and Releasemouse instantly (with no waits in between) which is impossible. A human/mouse cant click that fast!
    SRLs mouse does this about the holding/releasing of the mouse:

    SCAR Code:
    GetMousePos(b, c);
      HoldMouse(b, c, left);
      repeat
        Wait(20 + Random(30));
        a := a + 1;
      until (a > 4);
      GetMousePos(b, c);
      ReleaseMouse(b, c, left);

    Ask any more questions if you have any

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    ok thanks mate .
    This is kinda what i wanted to do..
    Code:
    Procedure MyMouse(x, y, Rx, Ry : Integer; LeftClick : Boolean);
    var x1, x2, y1, y2, a, b : Integer;
    begin
      a := 30;
      b := 50;
      GetMousePos(x1, y1);
      if x > x1 then x2 := ((x - x1)/randomRange(a, b)) + x else x2 := x - ((x1 - x)/randomRange(a, b));
      if y > y1 then y2 := ((y - y1)/randomRange(a, b)) + y else y2 := y - ((y1 - y)/randomRange(a, b));
      MMouse(x, y, Rx, Ry);
      GetMousePos(x, y);
      HoldMouse(x, y, LeftClick);
      wait(50+random(50));
      GetMousePos(x, y);
      ReleaseMouse(x, y, LeftClick);
      MMouse(x2, y2, 0, 0);
    end;
    What do you think?

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    Sorry, but why aren'y you just using Mouse/Mmouse again?

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    you know how if you click something. you mouse sometimes continues its path even after you've clicked.. thats what im tryin to simulate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmy_mac View Post
    you know how if you click something. you mouse sometimes continues its path even after you've clicked.. thats what im tryin to simulate.
    If you use MMouse/Mouse, you can use MMouse again right after. Simple have the mouse move to a random place in a box (MouseBox) in an area around the point clicked.

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    SCAR Code:
    Mouse(x,y,6,6,True);
    Wait(20+Random(50));
    GetMousePos(x,y);
    MMouse(x,y,30,30);

    Lol, something like that I guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YoHoJo View Post
    SCAR Code:
    Mouse(x,y,6,6,True);
    Wait(20+Random(50));
    GetMousePos(x,y);
    MMouse(x,y,30,30);

    Lol, something like that I guess.
    Yes, that would work. There could be a lot of things that can be done with this.

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    Not really. If u use that then it would go to a random spot near where u clicked. The function I made would keep goin in the same direction without a noticable pause. After the click. If u don't understand. Test the script I posted b4.

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    ^^^^^ Is that all that Human-Like?
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    Feel free to re-make my scripts ;D
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    Seems like it is.

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    So something like a momentum mouse? One was made..., Here: http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46126

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmy_mac View Post
    Not really. If u use that then it would go to a random spot near where u clicked. The function I made would keep goin in the same direction without a noticable pause. After the click. If u don't understand. Test the script I posted b4.
    I thought about that too, but if you quickly click something, you still sometimes go in the opposite direction you came from (as if you were going to click another spot on the screen). I think either would work.

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