[Help] Triggerbot

[Garkeon]

Hello guys,

I wrote a very simple Triggerbot for Paladins, basically all it does is it gets pixel color from the center of the screen (where crosshair is) and if its red it shoots. It works as intended the only problem is when you move mouse moderately fast around target it misses some shots. So what I would like to do is, when the crosshair gets red disable mouse movement, shoot and when it gets white (So its off target) enable mouse movement again. In C++ I tried using BlockInput(true)->BlockInput(false) but it blocks keyboard too, which is pretty bad. Is there any way to block mouse movement only? I have written this code both in AutoIt and in C++ so if you can help me in either language . Here are my codes:

AutoIt:

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#include <AutoItConstants.au3>
#include <Misc.au3>

HotKeySet('{NUMPAD1}', '_Shoot')
HotKeySet('{NUMPAD2}', '_Pause')
HotKeySet('{NUMPAD3}', '_Exit')

Global $Red = IniRead('colors.ini', 'Colors', 'Red', 'Not Found')
Global $DistantRed = IniRead('colors.ini', 'Colors', 'DistantRed', 'Not Found')
Global $SniperRed = IniRead('colors.ini', 'Colors', 'SniperRed', 'Not Found')
Global $X = [MENTION=408378]desktop[/MENTION]Width/2
Global $Y = [MENTION=408378]desktop[/MENTION]Height/2
Global $Pause = 0

Func _Shoot()
	$Pause = 0
	While $Pause = 0
		$currentColor = PixelGetColor($X, $Y)
		If $currentColor = $Red Or $currentColor = $DistantRed Or $currentColor = $SniperRed Then
			MouseClick('Left')
		EndIf
	WEnd
EndFunc

Func _Pause()
	$Pause = 1
EndFunc

Func _Exit()
	Exit
EndFunc

While 1
	sleep(100)
WEnd

C++:

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#include <Windows.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Crosshair
{
public:
	int centerX;
	int centerY;
	HDC hdc;

	bool getColor();
	void shoot();

	Crosshair(int, int, HDC);
};

Crosshair::Crosshair(int centerX, int centerY, HDC hdc)
{
	this->centerX = centerX;
	this->centerY = centerY;
	this->hdc = hdc;
}

bool Crosshair::getColor() {
	COLORREF pixel = GetPixel(this->hdc, this->centerX, this->centerY);
	int red = GetRValue(pixel);
	int green = GetGValue(pixel);
	int blue = GetBValue(pixel);

	if (red == 255 && green == 64 && blue == 64) {
		return true;
	} else {
		return false;
	}
}

void Crosshair::shoot() {
	if (getColor()) {
		mouse_event(MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTDOWN, this->centerX, this->centerY, 0, 0);
		mouse_event(MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTUP, this->centerX, this->centerY, 0, 0);
	}
	Sleep(10);
}

int main(int argc, char** argv[]) {
	string winName = "Paladins (64-bit, DX11)";
	HWND mainHWND = FindWindow(0, winName.c_str());
	RECT rect;
	GetWindowRect(mainHWND, &rect);
	HDC dc = GetDC(NULL);

	Crosshair cross(rect.right / 2, rect.bottom / 2, dc);
	while (true) {
		cross.shoot();
	}


	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

Thank you.

[killzone]

How about you just move the mouse where the RED is?

Or capture the X/Y of RED and forcefully move mouse in that coordinate until release (Mouse1 Hotkey).

[BincoBinco]

Hey, a bit late but... try lowering the "Sleep(n)". something like "Sleep(15)" should do it.

[ArsGamer]

sir what to do with these codes please tell me