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move and click mouse

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How do I move the mouse a position (specifying the X and Y coordinates) and then do a right click?

Example:
X = 256
Y = 282

My purpose is to click on the accept button at the beginning of the tutorial (attach the image).
If there is a simpler solution. I would appreciate the information.

Thank you.

osbot click event.png

6 minutes ago, trainux said:

How do I move the mouse a position (specifying the X and Y coordinates) and then do a right click?

Example:
X = 256
Y = 282

My purpose is to click on the accept button at the beginning of the tutorial (attach the image).
If there is a simpler solution. I would appreciate the information.

Thank you.

osbot click event.png

https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Mouse.html

You can make use of widgets.

RS2Widget a = getWidgets().getWidgetContainingText("Accept");
if (a != null)
   a.interact("Accept");

You won't be able to click anything while the Resizable mode solver is running.

OSBot does not support running in resizable mode; but if this is your goal you'll have to use the norandoms CLI argument to disable the resizable mode solver first. Then you can start controlling the mouse; tho doing this by absolute coordinates in resizable mode doesn't sound very productive

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