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Move mouse to object

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Hey, 
 

Quick question, how to move mouse to position/object model and
how to construct a mousedestination?


Rectangle r = new Rectangle(227, 444, 100, 8);

this.client.moveMouseTo(new RectangleDestination(r),

false, false, true);

Used for moving mouse to position. I believe the min you can move mouse to is a 3x3 rectangle.
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 Rectangle r = new Rectangle(227, 444, 100, 8);
      this.client.moveMouseTo(new RectangleDestination(r), 
        false, false, true);
Used for moving mouse to position. I believe the min you can move mouse to is a 3x3 rectangle
Thanks, for other newcomers, you can use something like that to move mouse on object. 

 

Rectangle y = object.getMouseDestination().getDestination();
            sA.client.moveMouse(new RectangleDestination(y), true);

Edited by Tsopic

Thanks, for other newcomers, you can use something like that to move mouse on object. 

 

Rectangle y = object.getMouseDestination().getDestination();
            sA.client.moveMouse(new RectangleDestination(y), true);

 

Well, you may as well skip a step and use:

MouseDestination dest = object.getMouseDestination();
            sA.client.moveMouse(dest, true);
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