Mouse speed

[Machariel]

Hi. How to slow down the mouse moving speed in the intire script ?
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[Rain]

Add a wait after MouseMove

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MouseMove>10,10
Wait>0.1
MouseMove>20,20
Wait>0.1
//End so on

[Me_again]

If you are going to use the same wait multiple times it's a good idea to set the wait interval as a variable, then you can change the speed of operation of the script by editing one line instead of many:

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Let>wt=0.1
MouseMove>10,10
Wait>wt
MouseMove>20,20
Wait>wt
//End so on

[Marcus Tettmar]

If you just want to slow the entire script down just set the STEP_DELAY variable at the start of the script:

Let>STEP_DELAY=100

STEP_DELAY takes a number of milliseconds and causes that delay between each and every line.

If you just want to use a step delay in a section of code then set STEP_DELAY at the start of the code section and set it back to zero afterwards.

[Machariel]

Thanks for the answers But what I mean is, how to (slow down mouse moving speed) if I set a wait> betwen two mousemove> commands, it is not slowing down the mouse moving speed... it is only setting a pause betwen the two commands (and yes, you can say that is a kind of slowing down the mouse speed, but that is not what I mean) It has to REALLY slow down the mouse speed, like when you move the mouse with you hand, you move it with diffrent speed.

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[Marcus Tettmar]

MouseMove moves the mouse TO the desired position - immediately. If you want to see the mouse moving BETWEEN start and finish, then you need lots of MouseMoves. E.g. try this:

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Let>x=0
Repeat>x
  Let>x=x+1
  MouseMove>x,50
  Wait>0.05
Until>x=500

Perhaps that is what you are asking for.

[Machariel]

Thanks for you quick respond... I will try this out
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[idiot]

on the same topic is there a way to change the way the mouse moves instead of being stright line movements more like arked curves like you would have if you where actually using the mouse it wouldnt be perfectly stright lines

[Marcus Tettmar]

on the same topic is there a way to change the way the mouse moves instead of being stright line movements more like arked curves like you would have if you where actually using the mouse it wouldnt be perfectly stright lines :D

Of course. It just requires digging out your old high school maths. Try this:

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//center position of ciorcle
Let>cx=500
Let>cy=500

//start and end angles
Let>angle1=0
Let>angle2=2

//radius of circle
Let>radius=100

Let>count=angle1
Repeat>count
  Let>count=count+0.1
  Let>x2={round(%radius% * Sin(%count%) + %cx%)}
  Let>y2={round(%radius% * Cos(%count%) + %cy%)}
  MouseMove>x2,y2
  Wait>0.02
Until>count=angle2

[idiot]

basically i want to slow mouse so you can see it have it move in an arc and useing the findcolor.dll all together

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label>start
Let>x=0
Repeat>x
  Let>x=x+1
  MouseMove>x,50
  Wait>0.05
Until>x=500
Let>cx=500
Let>cy=500

//start and end angles
Let>angle1=0
Let>angle2=2

//radius of circle
Let>radius=100

Let>count=angle1
Repeat>count
  Let>count=count+0.1
  Let>x2={round(%radius% * Sin(%count%) + %cx%)}
  Let>y2={round(%radius% * Cos(%count%) + %cy%)}
  MouseMove>x2,y2
  Wait>0.02
Until>count=angle2
label>mine
Let>fcLib=%SCRIPT_DIR%\findcolor.dll
LibFunc>fcLib,FindColor,r,192,137,223,646,557,xres,yres
If>r=1
  Let>x=r_6
  Let>y=r_7
  MouseMove>x,y
  lclick
goto>start

how do i use all these together

[uniadv]

MouseMove moves the mouse TO the desired position - immediately. If you want to see the mouse moving BETWEEN start and finish, then you need lots of MouseMoves. E.g. try this:

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Let>x=0
Repeat>x
  Let>x=x+1
  MouseMove>x,50
  Wait>0.05
Until>x=500

That Worked Perfectly! Thanks.