Macro functions and procedures

Here are some of my autoing functions and procedures. There is an explanation on how to use them included with the source.
These functions and procedures are for your learning/use | Please give credit.​

Mouse​

Public Function mousePos() As System.Drawing.Point
Usage: msgBox('This is the mouse position: ' & mousePos.tostring)
Explanation: Returns the mouse position as a system.drawing.point.
Parameters: None

Code:

	Public Function mousePos() As System.Drawing.Point
		mousePos = Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position()
	End Function

Public Sub moveMouse(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer)
Usage: moveMouse(100,100)
Explanation: Sets the mouse position to x,y
Parameters: x - X postition on the screen; y - Y position on the screen

Code:

	Public Sub moveMouse(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer)
		Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(x, y)
	End Sub

Public Sub moveMouseSmooth(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal Y As Integer, ByVal steps As Integer)
Usage: moveMouseSmooth(100,100,300)
Explanation: Moves the mouse to the position x,y,like a human would. < steps = smoother
Parameters: x - X postition on the screen; y - Y position on the screen; steps - number of times the cursor will "jump" in a line

Code:

	Public Sub moveMouseSmooth(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal Y As Integer, ByVal steps As Integer)
		Dim diffX As Integer
		Dim diffY As Integer
		Dim I As Integer

		If mousePos.X > x Then
			diffX = mousePos.X - x
		Else : diffX = x - mousePos.X
		End If

		If mousePos.Y > Y Then
			diffY = mousePos.Y - Y
		Else : diffY = Y - mousePos.Y
		End If

		diffX = diffX / steps
		diffY = diffY / steps

		For I = 1 To steps
			If mousePos.X > x Then
				moveMouse(mousePos.X - diffX, mousePos.Y)
			Else : moveMouse(mousePos.X + diffX, mousePos.Y)
			End If

			If mousePos.Y > Y Then
				moveMouse(mousePos.X, mousePos.Y - diffY)
			Else : moveMouse(mousePos.X, mousePos.Y + diffY)
			End If

			wait(1)
		Next
	End Sub

Public Sub clickMouse(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer, ByVal left As Boolean)
Usage: clickMouse(100,100,true)
Explanation: Clicks the mouse at the postition x,y
Parameters: x - X postition on the screen; y - Y position on the screen; left - true = left click | false = right click

Code:

	Public Declare Sub mouse_event Lib "user32" (ByVal dwFlags As Int32, ByVal dx As Int32, ByVal dy As Int32, ByVal cButtons As Int32, ByVal dwExtraInfo As Int32)
	Public Sub clickMouse(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer, ByVal left As Boolean)
		moveMouse(x, y)
		If left Then
			mouse_event(&H2, 0, 0, 0, 0)
			mouse_event(&H4, 0, 0, 0, 0)
		Else
			mouse_event(&H8, 0, 0, 0, 0)
			mouse_event(&H10, 0, 0, 0, 0)
		End If
	End Sub

Public Sub clickMouseEx(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer, ByVal randomX As Integer, ByVal randomY As Integer, ByVal waitTime As Integer, ByVal randomWaitTime As Integer, ByVal left As Boolean)
Usage: clickMouseEx(100,100,3,3,20,30,true)
Explanation: Clicks the mouse at the postition x,y like a human.
Parameters: x - X postition on the screen; y - Y position on the screen; randomX - ammount of pixels to randomly add to "x"; randomY - ammount of pixels to randomly add to "y"; waitTime - how long to wait to between moving the mouse and clicking the mouse in ms; randomWaitTime - randomly adds to "waitTime" in ms; left - true = left click | false = right click

Code:

	Public Sub clickMouseEx(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer, ByVal randomX As Integer, ByVal randomY As Integer, ByVal waitTime As Integer, ByVal randomWaitTime As Integer, ByVal left As Boolean)
		moveMouseSmooth(x + Rnd(randomX), y + Rnd(y))
		wait(waitTime + Rnd(randomWaitTime))
		clickMouse(mousePos.X, mousePos.Y, left)
	End Sub

Bitmaps​

Private Function getBitmap(ByVal area As Rectangle) As Bitmap
Usage: dim bmp as new bitmap(100,100) = getBitmap(new rectangle(1,1,100,100))
Explanation: Copies the selected screen section (area) and returns it.
Parameters: area - the selected screen section to be copied.

Code:

	Private Function getBitmap(ByVal area As Rectangle) As Bitmap
		Dim areasize As Size = area.Size
		Dim tempBitmap As New Bitmap(areasize.Width, areasize.Height)
		Graphics.FromImage(tempBitmap).CopyFromScreen(area.Location, New Point(), areasize)
		Return tempBitmap
	End Function

Private Function findBitmapIn(ByRef x As Integer, ByRef Y As Integer, ByVal targetBitmap As Bitmap, ByVal zone As Rectangle) As Boolean
Usage: if findBitmapIn(x,y,bmp,new rectangle(1,1,100,100)) then
Explanation: Searches the screen for "targetBitmap", if found the returns true.
Parameters: x - Your variable that the position of the found bitmap will return; y - Your variable that the position of the found bitmap will return; targetBitmap - The bitmap that will be searched for; zone - The area that will be scanned.

Code:

	Private Function findBitmapIn(ByRef x As Integer, ByRef Y As Integer, ByVal targetBitmap As Bitmap, ByVal zone As Rectangle) As Boolean
		Dim areaSize As Size = zone.Size
		Dim tempBitmap As New Bitmap(areaSize.Width, areaSize.Height)
		Graphics.FromImage(tempBitmap).CopyFromScreen(zone.Location, New Point(), areaSize)

		Dim targerColor As System.Drawing.Color = targetBitmap.GetPixel(1, 1)
		For scanX = 1 To (tempBitmap.Width - targetBitmap.Height)
			For scanY = 1 To (tempBitmap.Height - targetBitmap.Height)
				If tempBitmap.GetPixel(scanX, scanY) = targerColor Then

					Dim targetSize As Size = targetBitmap.Size
					Graphics.FromImage(tempBitmap).CopyFromScreen(New Point(scanX, scanY), New Point(), targetSize)

					For scanX2 As Integer = 1 To targetBitmap.Width - 1
						For scanY2 As Integer = 1 To targetBitmap.Height - 1
							If Not targetBitmap.GetPixel(x, Y) = tempBitmap.GetPixel(x, Y) Then
								Return False
								Exit Function
							End If
						Next : Next
				End If
			Next : Next
		Return False
	End Function

Colors​

Function getColor(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer) As Integer
Usage: dim myColor as integer = getColor(100,100)
Explanation: Will return the color of the pixel at x,y.
Parameters: x - the X position of the pixel; y - the Y position of the pixel.

Code:

	Function getColor(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer) As Integer
		Dim areasize As Size = New Rectangle(x, y, 1, 1).Size
		Dim tempBitmap As New Bitmap(areasize.Width, areasize.Height)
		Graphics.FromImage(tempBitmap).CopyFromScreen(New Rectangle(x, y, 1, 1).Location, New Point(), areasize)

		Dim tempColor As System.Drawing.Color = tempBitmap.GetPixel(x, y)
		Return Color.FromArgb(255, tempColor.R, tempColor.G, tempColor.B).GetHashCode()
	End Function

Function findcolor(ByRef x As Integer, ByRef y As Integer, ByVal TargetColor As Integer, ByVal area As Rectangle) As Boolean
Usage: if findColor(x,y,myColor,new rectangle(1,1,100,100)
Explanation: Will scan for "TargetColor" on the screen, if found the will return true.
Parameters: x - Your variable that the position of the found color will return; y - Your variable that the position of the found color will return; TargetColor- The color that will be searched for; area - The area that will be scanned.

Code:

	Function findcolor(ByRef x As Integer, ByRef y As Integer, ByVal TargetColor As Integer, ByVal area As Rectangle) As Boolean
		Dim areasize As Size = area.Size
		Dim tempBitmap As New Bitmap(areasize.Width, areasize.Height)
		Graphics.FromImage(tempBitmap).CopyFromScreen(area.Location, New Point(), areasize)

		Dim tempColor As System.Drawing.Color
		Dim convertedColor As Integer
		For scanX = 1 To area.Width - 1
			For scanY = 1 To area.Height - 1
				tempColor = tempBitmap.GetPixel(x, y)
				convertedColor = Color.FromArgb(255, tempColor.R, tempColor.G, tempColor.B).GetHashCode()
				If (convertedColor = TargetColor) Then
					Return True
					Exit Function
				End If
			Next : Next
		Return False
	End Function

Please Comment!​

- AB

 

Nice post Very Useful for leachers

 

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results in codes and how to use with sample code
Color picker = 0%

movemouse = 100%

Deascription for move mouse make a form with one button leave them unnamed

then add this code under Public Class Form1 ill explain the code below:

Code:

 Public Sub moveMouse(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer)
        Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New Point(x, y)

    End Sub



    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        moveMouse(100, 100)
    End Sub

Ok the move mouse is well the move mouse function now notice that in he button click you MUST put the parameters like that what it does is replace the x, y with those parameters.