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procedure MoveMouseCC(x, y, range, segments, pcount, delay: Integer);
Moves the mouse to the coordinate determined by x and y. The range is the random offset of the destination point. For example, a range of 5 would change the destination of (100, 100) to a point between (95, 95) and (105, 105). The segments are the number of steps the mouse take between each control point. The pcount is the number of control points to generate. And finally the delay is time in milliseconds to pause on each step. Set it higher for slower movement.

Can some one care explaining to me how to work with this?

While playing around i found out this could be extremely good for a replace of the mouse.

run it :)

program New;
{.include srl/srl.scar}
begin
 repeat
    MoveMouseCC(random(700), random(700), 5, 5+random(7), 3+random(3),1+random(7));
    writeln('at destination');
    wait(1000);
 until false
end.

AFAIK it is undetectable.
:stirthepot:

Why can't you just use MMouse, Mouse, and MouseBox like everyone else?

From: IceFire908
Why can't you just use MMouse, Mouse, and MouseBox like everyone else?

Why cant we try and improve what we have now? :mad:

Jeez….

[QUOTE=Camaro';671652]Why cant we try and improve what we have now? :mad:[/QUOTE]

+1
if this is better then mouse, mmouse ect. then why wouldn't you use it?

From: bionicle1800
+1
if this is better then mouse, mmouse ect. then why wouldn't you use it?

Thank you.. Some one understands.:duh:

From: bionicle1800
+1
if this is better then mouse, mmouse ect. then why wouldn't you use it?

Actually it's not even close…

From: IceFire908
Actually it's not even close…

So a mouse that has tiny curves but still nearly a straight line to its target, which, by the way, it never misses, is better than one that creates random curves much like a human?

Offtopic

is SRLS iSPY realtime?

Cause i tend to reply really quickly :)

[QUOTE=Camaro';671660]So a mouse that has tiny curves but still nearly a straight line to its target, which, by the way, it never misses, is better than one that creates random curves much like a human?[/QUOTE]

You really have no idea how MMouse works do you?

From: IceFire908
You really have no idea how MMouse works do you?

Care to explain? I dont think im on the same page as you.

The functions in SCAR use really weird splines because they are meant to be scalable.

pwnz0r made a tutorial about the bezier spline http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21377

MMouse is less detectable than that a of human's in my opinion, there is a vast range of other functions that need improvement… why focus on the mouse?

From: IceFire908
The functions in SCAR use really weird splines because they are meant to be scalable.

pwnz0r made a tutorial about the bezier spline http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21377

MMouse is less detectable than that a of human's in my opinion, there is a vast range of other functions that need improvement… why focus on the mouse?

So moveMouseCC is a no-go? Dam.

Ok thanks.

WindMouse works perfectly fine… I see no reason to "improve" it in any ways. I don't see HOW you would do that either..?

From: Zyt3x
WindMouse works perfectly fine… I see no reason to "improve" it in any ways. I don't see HOW you would do that either..?

What?

[QUOTE=Camaro';671772]What?[/QUOTE]

he doesnt see how to improve the function. :p

From: IceFire908
The functions in SCAR use really weird splines because they are meant to be scalable.

pwnz0r made a tutorial about the bezier spline http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21377

MMouse is less detectable than that a of human's in my opinion, there is a vast range of other functions that need improvement… why focus on the mouse?

Focus on mouse becouse like most of all functions use it…

MoveMouseCC uses closed sauce technologies though, so how do you know it doesn't use an identical backend as M/Mouse does?

I would say that everyone is not banned is a good indicator that WindMouse is reliable. If you are unhappy, then research other, more human-like splines and other various path generation methods and create a Scar implementation of them.

From: mixster
I would say that everyone is not banned is a good indicator that WindMouse is reliable. If you are unhappy, then research other, more human-like splines and other various path generation methods and create a Scar implementation of them.

Exactly. We've been using this mouse for how many years (including all hours of botting)?

I remember BenLand100 said that he knew WindMouse isn't detectable because his accounts isn't banned..