Hi guys I need help,

 

I noticed when I created a new RectangleDestination(int x,int y,int width,int height) from the osbot API

both width and height had to be 3px or more for the mouse to actually move to that position.

So therefore I cannot make a rectangle with 1px width, 1px height.

 

How can I let my mouse move to an exact given location on the screen?

 

Thanks in advance

Make it a point.

ok thanks, but how do I move my move to that position?

because the method moveMouse & moveMouseTo only accept a MouseDestination

and all MouseDestination's subclasses don't accept positions as their parameter except for MainScreenTileDestination wich I dont need.

 

btw I don't want a position ingame, I want to move to an inventory slot for example..

Edited March 10, 201411 yr by redsub

ok thanks, but how do I move my move to that position?

because the method moveMouse & moveMouseTo only accept a MouseDestination

and all MouseDestination's subclasses don't accept positions as their parameter except for MainScreenTileDestination wich I dont need.

 

btw I don't want a position ingame, I want to move to an inventory slot for example..

You can use client.getInventory().getDestinationForSlot(client.getInventory().getSlotForId/Name(...)) for that.

I'm surprised there isn't a #moveMouse(Point)  method though.

You can use client.getInventory().getDestinationForSlot(client.getInventory().getSlotForId/Name(...)) for that.

I'm surprised there isn't a #moveMouse(Point)  method though.

This is not going to work as I want my mouse to move to an exact location, multiple times.

Thanks for your help, but  I still need help with this!

This is not going to work as I want my mouse to move to an exact location, multiple times.

Thanks for your help, but  I still need help with this!

I kinda expected that, hoped it might be sufficient.

 

I think you could do something like this though:

while(new RectangleDestination(new Rectangle(x, y, width, height)).getPointDestination() != new Point(x, y));

Edited March 11, 201411 yr by FearMe

 

I kinda expected that, hoped it might be sufficient.

 

I think you could do something like this though:

while(new RectangleDestination(new Rectangle(x, y, width, height)).getPointDestination() != new Point(x, y));

this will only check if the point values are even, and then regardless executes the moveMouse method with the rectangle values

this will only check if the point values are even, and then regardless executes the moveMouse method with the rectangle values

Oh wow yeah, woops. I don't know anything that could fix this, I'm sorry.