SRL Archive - S.M.A.R.T. Tutorials

how to get a mouse working in smart?


dudz

2013-03-11 15:03:55

Hello everyone,

I've tried to look up some tutorials but none of them can answer my question;
How can I use a in-smart mouse (like the red dots I've seen in pictures)?
this way im not able to do something else at the same time.

Runehack123

2013-03-11 15:11:42

Disable SMART then you can click on things inside it. However, this will also stop your script from working if SMART is enabled in your script. So comment out SMART in your script, drag the cross-hairs, disable SMART by clicking the disable button in SMART and then press play and it will use your normal mouse and your mouse will be recognized.

Did you mean -> Use multiple mouses in SMART??

dudz

2013-03-11 18:04:25

Thanks for your reply Runehack123,
what i ment, was be able to minimize my bot, while its running and use my own mouse to do something else.

Sjoe

2013-03-11 18:15:10

If your script spawns smart, it should be using that 'red dot'

dudz

2013-03-11 19:53:50

i added the smart8 program to the script i was using, however it help booting it.

Wh1TeW1d0w

2013-04-18 14:41:54

I'm having the same problem

DrChill

2013-07-16 16:48:16

You can minimize SMART without doing anything to it. If the script spawns SMART, it should start using it automatically.

I believe the red dot is created by SMART automatically when calling mouse click functions:

(*
MMouse
~~~~~~

.. code-block:: pascal

procedure MMouse(x, y, rx, ry: integer);

Moves the mouse. rx and ry are total range of the randomness for the mouse. i.e. if rx:=6 then the randomness of the mouse will be from x-3 to x+3.

.. note::

by Benland100, laptop mouse by Hobbit (and nielsie95)

Example:

.. code-block:: pascal

*)

Rich

2013-07-16 17:54:21

From: DrChill
You can minimize SMART without doing anything to it. If the script spawns SMART, it should start using it automatically.

I believe the red dot is created by SMART automatically when calling mouse click functions:

(*
MMouse
~~~~~~

.. code-block:: pascal

procedure MMouse(x, y, rx, ry: integer);

Moves the mouse. rx and ry are total range of the randomness for the mouse. i.e. if rx:=6 then the randomness of the mouse will be from x-3 to x+3.

.. note::

by Benland100, laptop mouse by Hobbit (and nielsie95)

Example:

.. code-block:: pascal

*)

It's cool that you're trying to help out, but check the last post date next time. This thread's nearly 3 months gone. Don't want to be getting an infraction :)

DrChill

2013-07-16 19:45:21

From: Rich
It's cool that you're trying to help out, but check the last post date next time. This thread's nearly 3 months gone. Don't want to be getting an infraction :)


Woops :o, didn't notice that, just saw 2013 and assumed it was new :duh: