AutoHotkey Pulover's Macro Creator - Image Search / Pixel Search / OCR

Published 2022-01-11
lets look at the easy way to create a Image Search / Pixel Search / OCR script using Pulover's Macro Creator


0:00 timestamps
0:02 Intro
1:16 Image Search
7:47 Pixel Search
13:05 Image To Text

All Comments (21)
  • What else would you like to learn to do with Pulover's Macro Creator that I didnt cover in video 1 or this one?
  • @karlpark78
    Spot on video! Thanks! As a noobie, I appreciate the specifics that can be understood by someone without a Master's Degree in AHK.
  • @indolentcx2506
    i new just using this for a game but want to know how to loop 2 different keys with 2 different delays?
  • @JogatinaBrasilis
    I created a function to find an image in the pullover macro creator. Now I would need that, after identifying the image, the mouse clicked on a certain point of that image, is it possible? I think the The idea of ​​putting fixed coordinates for the mouse to follow doesn't help me, because the image I set up to look for will appear in different positions on the screen. in short, I need the mouse to click on a specific point of the image that I cropped, is it possible?
  • @Erwin_AMS
    I used exactly the same code as you showed for the Image Search, i triple checked but it is not recognizing the pic i used. It is working in a 2.0 code that someone from the forum was so kind to provide. Can you please give me a tip why this could be? I have no more options but i do love this tool.
  • Thanks for the video! Sadly the OCR doesn't work if you are not running as admin or using the portable version
  • Hey! Great video! When you input coordinates for the OCR([x, y, w, h], eng) command, they are relative to the entire screen, is there a way to make the coordinates specific to a window rather than the whole screen? This current set up makes it so if you move your window being scanned to a different position on the screen, the scan coordinates are no longer correct. Thanks for the help!
  • @brutaltoast95
    hey mate cheers for the help with script writing got a question for you how would i increases the speed on witch my mouse reaches each pixel target faster to execute a click. right now it takes a second in between each color pixel if that makes any sense
  • ok so the OCR part of this video is great but useless because after you export it you get the lib error. What do I download and then where do I add the lib in the file? Thanks
  • @k.ss.s4946
    so in cs 1.6 there is a server rewarding you for math skills is it possible for me to take the math as ocr and add the answer to be texted in chat after the said ocr(math problem) is found.i will have the answer ready i don't need it to calculate anything
  • @ih585
    it's an old video i know, lately i have a challenge and can't find a way solve it!, if i have 2 lines on the screen one dynamic and one static, the pixel color search is easy to do, but i want to calculate the Y axis value of both lines coordinates and do a math calculation and based on the result either +/- a mouse click to happen i mean if the dynamic line came above or below the static line an action to happen ...any help plz
  • @genoteh9706
    Hi, How can I search for multiple pixels to click in different places without losing the loop?
  • @NISMONZ
    How would it work with checking say 4 images - then clicking a button related to the 'best' image? guessing a heap of if/else?
  • @videosmas3206
    Hello and thank you for the video. I know it is a little old already and I’m not sure if there is any update in the software. But I will like to know if instead of mouse click you can input a key press. Lets say when it found the picture or pixel it will automatically press and release a key?
  • @ardwych4881
    What else to learn to do? How about a macro to set Windows 11's default browser back to our desired one rather than the one that Microsoft forces on us? I haven't done it but I've seen it. A Win11 update assigns Edge to all filetypes that appear on the web. So far there's only the manual one-by-one method of putting them back the way they were. If PMC can do this, it would be good for our perception of it. I still can't understand it much, as per my comment a year ago + your (short) reply a day ago on your other video.
  • @morgunify
    hi there thank u so much for this video i have a question ... what if i want to click on The name and Exclude the background lets say that the background is video or some kind of a .GIF Image
  • @evilmarc
    Can't get it to work with my second screen unfortunately
  • @h3r0_xiii
    Hello. I need some help with something. I want the image detector to look for multiple images after it finds one image. once it finds the image it would move the mouse towards the image and then the next sequence would look for the next image and move the mouse and etc. I am trying to put this into a loop sequence. Thanks in advance. edit: i just decided to look for the exact pixal color instead and worked alot easier, thanks for the video.