Difference between revisions of "ISKernel:mouse (Object Type)"
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
− | + | The data type for mouse control. The methods for this data type sends the emulation directly to the game bypassing all IS UI elements(e.g. console, user made UIs). | |
== Members == | == Members == | ||
* [[DataType:string|string]] '''System''': Name of the currently active system for mouse input (DirectInput, Win32I) | * [[DataType:string|string]] '''System''': Name of the currently active system for mouse input (DirectInput, Win32I) |
Revision as of 01:10, 27 August 2005
Description
The data type for mouse control. The methods for this data type sends the emulation directly to the game bypassing all IS UI elements(e.g. console, user made UIs).
Members
- string System: Name of the currently active system for mouse input (DirectInput, Win32I)
- int X: Current mouse X position (horizontal)
- int Y: Current mouse Y position (vertical)
Methods
- LeftClick: Presses and immediately releases the left mouse button
- RightClick: Presses and immediately releases the right mouse button
- HoldLeft: Presses and holds the left mouse button
- ReleaseLeft: Releases the left mouse button
- HoldRight: Presses and holds the right mouse button
- ReleaseRight: Releases the right mouse button
- SetPosition[x,y]: Sets the mouse position
Returns
Position of the mouse, in the form X,Y, such as 0,0 or 263,475
Examples
Display active system for mouse input
- echo Current mouse input: ${Mouse.System}
- Output
Current mouse input: Win32I
Display mouse pointers position
- echo Mouse Pos: ${Mouse}
- Output
Mouse Pos: 378,607
Click the left mouse button
- Mouse:LeftClick
- Clicks the left mouse button
Click the right mouse button
- Mouse:RightClick
- Clicks the right mouse button
Click and hold the left mouse button
- Mouse:HoldLeft
- Clicks and holds down the left mouse button
Release the left mouse button
- Mouse:ReleaseLeft
- Releases the left mouse button
Sets the mouse position to a given X,Y
- Mouse:SetPosition[250,500]
- Will move mouse pointer to the pixel at 250,500
- Sample
do { Mouse:SetPosition[275,437] Mouse:LeftClick Mouse:LeftClick wait 5 Mouse:SetPosition[453,437] Mouse:LeftClick Mouse:LeftClick wait 5 } while (1)