GUI + AHK Help

01/21/2009 07:16 Pr3shure#1

Hi all, I am having trouble creating a GUI with AutoHotKey.

What I am trying to do is make a simple GUI that says Enter Player Coordinates and it has 2 spots to put the x and the y coordinates of the player. Then I would like to use the entered coordinates and translate them into the position that I want to click on the cowindow, which depends on the initial position entered. I haven't figured out how to convert the coordinates in order for the bot to click at the right spot given the initial coordinates but I have recorded the position on the screen I want to click based on my chars position. Hope This isn't too confusing but here is what I mean:

Code:

pos1:
ConquerChar-360 , 313  
COWindow -  163 , 215   

pos2: 
ConquerChar-351 , 313      
COWindow -  456 , 358 

pos3: 
ConquerChar-360 , 323     
COWindow -  490 , 054
per cox = windowx-32    windowy-16

per coy = windowx-32       windowy-16

I tried to figure out how much does the cowindow position changes to where i wana click based on teh change in x and the change in y of the character position relatively. I think i have it figured out up in the code there but I don't know how to make up a formula for it and incorporate into a GUI that will then click on the spot I want. ANy help will be greatly appreciated.

01/21/2009 12:39 Hiyoal#2

Evan Lim knows more about the Conquer Coord system than myself. Plus I dont really know AHK too well. I can translate a few things through my brain, but not a lot.

Evan Lim is one of the few who keeps in contact with Evanxxxm who made the boundary function. Maybe he could get an explanation of how the coord system works from evanxxxm?!

If I understand how something works, ill be glad to help you out with how the concept could run and how it would look in a script.

Hiyoal

01/21/2009 13:21 Darkyy#3

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pr3shure
Hi all, I am having trouble creating a GUI with AutoHotKey.

What I am trying to do is make a simple GUI that says Enter Player Coordinates and it has 2 spots to put the x and the y coordinates of the player. Then I would like to use the entered coordinates and translate them into the position that I want to click on the cowindow, which depends on the initial position entered. I haven't figured out how to convert the coordinates in order for the bot to click at the right spot given the initial coordinates but I have recorded the position on the screen I want to click based on my chars position. Hope This isn't too confusing but here is what I mean:
Code:
pos1:
ConquerChar-360 , 313  
COWindow -  163 , 215   

pos2: 
ConquerChar-351 , 313      
COWindow -  456 , 358 

pos3: 
ConquerChar-360 , 323     
COWindow -  490 , 054
per cox = windowx-32    windowy-16

per coy = windowx-32       windowy-16
I tried to figure out how much does the cowindow position changes to where i wana click based on teh change in x and the change in y of the character position relatively. I think i have it figured out up in the code there but I don't know how to make up a formula for it and incorporate into a GUI that will then click on the spot I want. ANy help will be greatly appreciated.

this is a nice way to make guis [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
SmartGUI Creator 4.0

and ur trying to make a GUI that u type in co'ords and it sends those co'ords as click on ur co window ? >.> um

what about

Code:

Gui, Add, GroupBox, x-4 y-3 w140 h170 , GroupBox
Gui, Add, Button, x16 y17 w110 h30 , SendClick
Gui, Add, Button, x16 y67 w110 h30 , SendRightClick
Gui, Add, Text, x6 y117 w120 h40 +Center, Ctrl+q to set mouse co'ords
Gui, Show, x255 y131 h173 w141, Clicker
Return

GuiClose:
ExitApp


^q::
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
return

ButtonSendClick:
Click %MouseX%,%MouseY%
return

ButtonSendRightClick:
Click right %MouseX%,%MouseY%
return

After reading your post again I noticed that what I wrote has nothing to do with what you asked for >.>

01/21/2009 16:44 Evan Lim#4

Pr3shure@
UPS2man figures this out already (before ELSE even exists), hopefully he can see this and lend us a hand

i will check this after class today, it should be related to sin, cos, or tan to convert 45 degrees left back to original x,y plane

as shown in the below image:
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but usually to save trouble, we use another coordinate memory address in client which uses the regular x,y plane that we are familiar with:
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and if ur main question is not how to produce this function but is really about the GUI problem, draw me the interface in paint or something, i can create it for u

01/21/2009 21:18 Evan Lim#5

modify from ELSE path function, seems correct:

Code:

;character current X,Y
x1=
y1=

;target X,Y
x2=
y2=

gosub, function
return

function:
UnitVector := sqrt((x1-x2)**2 + (y1-y2)**2)
UnitX := (x2-x1) / UnitVector
UnitY := (y2-y1) / UnitVector

if ( UnitX = 0 and UnitY = 0 )
{
msgbox, same coordinate
}
else if ( UnitX > 0 and UnitY > 0 )
{
ShiftX := round( cos( acos(UnitX) - 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 513
ShiftY := round( sin( asin(UnitY) - 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 384
}
else if ( UnitX > 0 and UnitY < 0 )
{
ShiftX := round( cos( acos(UnitX) + 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 513
ShiftY := round( sin( asin(UnitY) - 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 384
}
else if ( UnitX < 0 and UnitY > 0 )
{
ShiftX := round( cos( acos(UnitX) - 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 513
ShiftY := round( sin( asin(UnitY) + 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 384
}
else
{
ShiftX := round( cos( acos(UnitX) + 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 513
ShiftY := round( sin( asin(UnitY) + 45 * 3.14159 / 180 ) * 100 ) + 384
}
 
click %ShiftX%,%ShiftY%,0
return

01/21/2009 23:57 Pr3shure#6

@Hiyoal thanks for atleast looking at the thread =)

Quote:

After reading your post again I noticed that what I wrote has nothing to do with what you asked for >.>

@Darkyy lol looks like it eh? No but you did help me get the basic concept for creating a GUI and that gui creator is really nice thanks.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Evan Lim

modify from ELSE path function, seems correct:

@Evan Lim Thanks for taking the time to search for this information. Some really nice computations but either I am entering the wrong coordinates or something is flawed in the code. The coords in co that i wana click, that is the ingame position of the spot i want to click is 349, 313. The ingame character position is 360, 313 . When I put those values in for the x1 y1 x2 y2 and try his code which is suposed to move the cursor to my desired position(349,313) based on teh character position(360,313), It doesnt point to the right spot for some reason. Can you try it on your conquer and see if it works?

@All Thanks for the help. What Im trying to do now is make it easier and make it so that when ct+q is pressed the position of the mouse is recorded and then when ctr+d is pressed a loop continues to control click in that spot. here is what i got so far but there seems to be a flaw somewhere or soemthing is wrong because i do not think its working properly:

Code:

WinGet,id, ID,[Conquer2.0]
WinActivate, ahk_id %id%
^q::
{
MouseGetPos, ShiftX, ShiftY
return
}
^d::
{
loop
{
ControlClick, x%ShiftX% y%ShiftY%,ahk_id %id%,,left,2,D
ControlClick, x%ShiftX% y%ShiftY%,ahk_id %id%,,left,,U
}
}
^r::Pause
^e::ExitApp

01/22/2009 00:29 Hiyoal#7

One thing though...Why are you using ControlClick??

Conquer.exe has a check to detect fake clicks which then sends you to bot jail.

Hiyoal

01/22/2009 01:11 Pr3shure#8

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hiyoal

One thing though...Why are you using ControlClick??

Conquer.exe has a check to detect fake clicks which then sends you to bot jail.

Hiyoal

1. Want to be able to use comp while bot runing.
2. Can just delete char and make a new one.
3. Heard that it only sends you to botjail if your controlclick in the background and it makes your character move.

01/22/2009 02:06 Evan Lim#9

Pr3shure@
its vector direction, so even the next path point is far far away, it will keep going at that direction just like ELSE path function works
for the data u provide, the position should be at 135 degrees of ur character

and left controlclick will send u to jail within few minutes whether ur client is background or top-most active

01/23/2009 06:19 Pr3shure#10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Evan Lim

Pr3shure@
its vector direction, so even the next path point is far far away, it will keep going at that direction just like ELSE path function works
for the data u provide, the position should be at 135 degrees of ur character

and left controlclick will send u to jail within few minutes whether ur client is background or top-most active

how can you get around w/o using control clicks ? i dont like the whole MouseClick function =(