Capture with mouse

[math22]

How to capture a select area and display the mouse pointer?

[JRL]

Forum member Grovkillen posted a method HERE.

[math22]

Thanks for the reply, but i need something faster and my mouse pointer is different.

Actually im using irfanview and command line, my script:

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    //      cursor      //
    CODEBLOCK
    Label>cursor

    GetCursorPos>X,Y

    Let>A=X+10
    Let>B=Y+13

    Let>RP_WAIT=1
    Run>C:\Program Files (x86)\IrfanView\i_view32.exe  /capture=1 /crop=(%A%,%B%,1,1) /convert=C:\Users\MATHEUS\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14\Up - Logout\mousea.bmp
    Wait>.2

    CompareBitmaps>C:\Users\MATHEUS\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14\Up - Logout\mousea.bmp,C:\Users\MATHEUS\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14\Up - Logout\mouseb.bmp,match
    If>match=0

    Press RCTRL
    Wait>.1
    Release RCTRL
    Wait>.1

    Goto>cursor

    Endif


    MouseMove>%POS1%,%POS2%
    Wait>.5

    GetCursorPos>X,Y
    If>X=%POS1%
    If>Y=%POS2%

    Goto>cursor_pos

    Endif
    Endif


    Goto>cursor

My script is to check if the mouse pointer is on or off in the screen, when it off it bring it on with RCTRL.

It capture the whole screen using irfanview, then get the mouse pos and crop the captured image in 1pixel, compare that pixel with one mouse pixel saved, if match then mouse is on else brings mouse on.

The problem is irfanview cant capture just the crop area, he capture the whole screen and that take time, i need a fast solution bc i run that script very often.

I wonder if someone know any other program that can capture just a selected area and i could use with macro scheduler.
For example:

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GetCursorPos>X,Y

Let>X1=X
Let>Y1=Y
Let>X2=X+1
Let>Y2=Y+1

Run>C:\Program Files (x86)\??????.exe  /capture=(%X1%,%Y1%,%X2%,%Y2%) C:\Users\MATHEUS\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14\Up - Logout\mousea.bmp


CompareBitmaps>C:\Users\MATHEUS\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14\Up - Logout\mousea.bmp,C:\Users\MATHEUS\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14\Up - Logout\mouseb.bmp,match
    If>match=0

    Press RCTRL
    Wait>.1
    Release RCTRL
    Wait>.1

    Goto>cursor

    Endif

That way it would be a lot faster.