TrailMyx's OffsetClick generator

[TrailMyx]

Here's a quick script that helps you determine where buttons are located on any gump relative to the position of the gump on the screen.  Use in combination with the "OffsetClick" sub to make your button position determination effortless (i.e. put that calculator down.)

Usage:
1) Run Script
2) Open/select gump you want to determine positions of
3) Hover mouse over button in question
4) Hit ALT-F1 to capture that position
5) Cut/Paste (from right mouse button context) the string found in "String" edit box
6) Hit ALT-F1 to start actively scanning again
7) Rinse/Repeat

Code: easyuo

1. set #LPC 100
2. gosub showEUOMenu1
3. set %update_rate 5
4. set %timer #SCNT2 + %update_rate
5. set %MODE CAPTURE
6. repeat
7.   if #SCNT2 > %timer && %MODE = CAPTURE
8.   {
9.     menu set EUOEditMenu #CONTNAME
10.     menu set EUOEditSize #CONTSIZE
11.     menu set EUOEditX #CONTPOSX
12.     menu set EUOEditY #CONTPOSY
13.     set %tempx #CURSORX - #CONTPOSX
14.     set %tempy #CURSORY - #CONTPOSY
15.     set %string gosub , #SPC , OffsetClick , #SPC , %tempx , #SPC , %tempy
16.     menu set EUOEditString %string
17.     set %timer #SCNT2 + %update_rate
18.   }
19.  
20.   onhotkey F1 ALT
21.   {
22.     if %MODE = CAPTURE
23.     {
24.       set %MODE HOLD
25.       menu delete EUOLabel6
26.     }
27.     else
28.     {
29.       set %MODE CAPTURE
30.       menu Text EUOLabel6 4 136 ALT-F1 to capture
31.     }
32.     wait 10
33.   }
34. until #FALSE
35. ;--------- EasyUO Menu Designer Code Begin ---------
36. sub showEUOMenu1
37.         menu Clear
38.         menu Window Title TM's Offset Click Generator
39.         menu Window Color BtnFace
40.         menu Window Size 236 147
41.         menu Font Transparent #true
42.         menu Font Align Right
43.         menu Font Name MS Sans Serif
44.         menu Font Size 8
45.         menu Font Style
46.         menu Font Color WindowText
47.         menu Font Transparent #false
48.         menu Font Align Left
49.         menu Text EUOLabel1 128 8 Current Menu
50.         menu Text EUOLabel2 128 32 Current Size
51.         menu Text EUOLabel3 60 60 X Coord
52.         menu Text EUOLabel4 60 84 X Coord
53.         menu Text EUOLabel5 176 112 String
54.         menu Text EUOLabel6 4 136 ALT-F1 to capture
55.         menu Font BGColor Window
56.         menu Edit EUOEditMenu 0 4 121
57.         menu Edit EUOEditSize 0 28 121
58.         menu Edit EUOEditX 0 56 53
59.         menu Edit EUOEditY 0 80 53
60.         menu Edit EUOEditString 0 108 169
61.         menu Show 421 270
62. return
63. ;--------- EasyUO Menu Designer Code End ---------
64.  

Use in combination with this little OffsetClick sub:

Code: easyuo

1. ;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. sub OffsetClick
3.   set %tempx %1 + #CONTPOSX
4.   set %tempy %2 + #CONTPOSY
5.   click %tempx %tempy f
6. return
7.  

[camotbik]

Nice and easy.

[Coragin]

You mean we have to copy and paste this?  Ugh, so much work...wheres the download?  :p

[Scrripty]

Just a nice little tidbit here makes working with menus really easy... if you change the sub name to "sub OffsetClickR" and set the click %tempx %tempy to R instead of F you have a handy way of right clicking menus that are open in only 2 little easy subs.  And you can use the click position you generated for left clicking the menu to right click it also, so it's just a cut and paste for both functions.
Example below:

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;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sub OffsetClickR
  set %tempx %1 + #CONTPOSX
  set %tempy %2 + #CONTPOSY
  click %tempx %tempy r
return


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[Khameleon]

LOL that looks similar to my offsetclick sub I guess there's not much more you can do with it eh

[baldielocks]

okay, maybe not as easy as that. Where do I paste it TO? How does it work in the sub? feels so newbish.

Did I post this in the right place?

Here is what i have so far. I broke the script trying to get this to work. Good learning opportunity. I know that usually, you would set two variables, then combine them in savepix. (thanks to MW in chat for helping, so I included code from his miner here).
This for a health bar (pet gump).
CONTSIZE 432_184
CONTKIND GLF
CONTNAME status_gump
CONTID LYWEPB
CONTTYPE LZ

default location 0 0

Code: [Select]

set %xclick #contposx + 220
set %yclick #contposy + 110

Code: [Select]

savepix %clickx %clicky 1

These are my locations, from the generator. They will be used savepix later in script. Old locations are commented below offset click. I had it working at 0 0. %PetgumpX and %petgumpY are set as #contposX and #contposy. As far as I can tell, I should have been able to move it around. But as soon as it was moved from 0 0, it would constantly cast.

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set %Pet_heal_now gosub OffsetClick 118 44 ; heal start
;set %PetHealthPixX ( %PetgumpX + 118 )
;set %PetHealthPixY ( %PetgumpY + 44 )

set %Pet_poisoned gosub OffsetClick 47 44 ;while loop
;set %PetPoisonpixX ( %PetgumpX + 47 )
;set %PetPoisonpixY ( %PetgumpY + 44 )

set %pet_dead gosub OffsetClick 38 44 ;res sub
;set %PetDeadpixX ( %PetgumpX + 38 )
;set %PetDeadpixY ( %PetgumpY + 44 )

sub at end of code:

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sub OffsetClick
  set %tempx %1 + #CONTPOSX
  set %tempy %2 + #CONTPOSY
  click %tempx %tempy f
return


[gimlet]

You mean we have to copy and paste this?  Ugh, so much work...wheres the download?  :p

I agree!

[Cerveza]

~An Corp Post~

Replying to a post dated 1 year and 9 months ago from a guy who hasn't been logged into the forums in 5 months?

Not very Elite if you ask me

[gimlet]

Actually - Super Secret Elite! (and my opinion still stands! heheheh)

[grrrls]

This is exactly the help I needed - thank you!

[Crisis]

This is awesome, loving it for my crafting script!