think I'm doing something wrong, if somebody can help me out..

 

public class Example extends Script {
    @Override
    public void onStart() {
        bot.addMouseListener(listener);
    }
    @Override
    public void onExit() {
        bot.removeMouseListener(listener);
    }

    @Override
    public int onLoop() {
        return 200;
    }

    @Override
    public void onPaint(Graphics2D g) {

    }

    BotMouseListener listener = new BotMouseListener() {
        @Override
        public void checkMouseEvent(MouseEvent e) {
            log(e.getPoint());
        }
    };
}

two clicks results in this from the log

[INFO][Bot #1][11/03 06:37:10 PM]: java.awt.Point[x=29,y=40]
[INFO][Bot #1][11/03 06:37:10 PM]: java.awt.Point[x=29,y=40]
[INFO][Bot #1][11/03 06:37:10 PM]: java.awt.Point[x=29,y=40]
[INFO][Bot #1][11/03 06:37:12 PM]: java.awt.Point[x=64,y=29]
[INFO][Bot #1][11/03 06:37:12 PM]: java.awt.Point[x=64,y=29]
[INFO][Bot #1][11/03 06:37:12 PM]: java.awt.Point[x=64,y=29]

I'd just ignore it if it wasn't causing occasionally weird behavior

i tried searching the forums for it, as far as i can tell based on previous tutorials I'm using the mouse listener properly. I appreciate your time

Edited November 4, 20232 yr by strabe30

immediately after posting this I'm realizing that one is the left click down, another is left click up, and i'm not sure what the third is.

 

But all I care about is catching the mouse click down.  Answered my own question. This thread now documents my shame

2 hours ago, strabe30 said:

immediately after posting this I'm realizing that one is the left click down, another is left click up, and i'm not sure what the third is.

 

But all I care about is catching the mouse click down.  Answered my own question. This thread now documents my shame

Middle mouse probably

Just a quick heads up for everyone also making a mouse/key listener, don't forget to consume the event via 

e.consume();

else the events will keep repeating