[Help] Find Textbox on an image

Find Textbox on an image

Like the title stated, how would you go about finding a textbox on an image?

I thought of a way to do it, but I'm not sure how to do it.
Finding and matching the textbox using RGB colors, which the colors will be the same every time, but in different locations and sizes.

Anyone can point me in the right direction?

Image as... file?

Only way I see is actually trying to match the pixels. (Could not work that well because of the colors tho)

Originally Posted by DawgiiStylz

Like the title stated, how would you go about finding a textbox on an image?

I thought of a way to do it, but I'm not sure how to do it.
Finding and matching the textbox using RGB colors, which the colors will be the same every time, but in different locations and sizes.

Anyone can point me in the right direction?

Doing it accurately and consistently would be pretty much impossibru, unless the textboxes were a specified shape (i.e rectangular textboxes). Even then you'd have some difficulties if the image itself has rectangular shapes that could "potentially" be textboxes.

Perhaps if you show us example images we'd be more help, why do you need this anyway?

Originally Posted by Jason

Doing it accurately and consistently would be pretty much impossibru, unless the textboxes were a specified shape (i.e rectangular textboxes). Even then you'd have some difficulties if the image itself has rectangular shapes that could "potentially" be textboxes.

Perhaps if you show us example images we'd be more help, why do you need this anyway?

I'm trying to make an auto login type thing
Example:

Originally Posted by DawgiiStylz

I'm trying to make an auto login type thing
Example:

Is that a browser-based or desktop application?

Originally Posted by Jason

Is that a browser-based or desktop application?

its a flash player

i wouldn't bother even making this, but, if you're so keen on making this, i'd scan it just like you scan with an external color aimbot.

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If it's flash, just add a flash object to your form, set it's URL property to the file and just do this

Code:

'assuming you named your flash object flash
call flash.setvariable(text_input, text_to_type)
'this is assuming that the textbox is named text_input, and your saved string is text_to_type

*May contain a typo, but you get the idea.
You'd be best to look into flash (.swf) decompiling.
I personally prefer SoThinks .swf decompiler, but it's trialware

Originally Posted by rileyjstrickland

If it's flash, just add a flash object to your form, set it's URL property to the file and just do this

Code:

'assuming you named your flash object flash
call flash.setvariable(text_input, text_to_type)
'this is assuming that the textbox is named text_input, and your saved string is text_to_type

*May contain a typo, but you get the idea.
You'd be best to look into flash (.swf) decompiling.
I personally prefer SoThinks .swf decompiler, but it's trialware

text_717 is username and text_718 is password. How would you enter text in those textboxes?

Originally Posted by DawgiiStylz

text_717 is username and text_718 is password. How would you enter text in those textboxes?

Do what I posted, change the value of them :P

Originally Posted by rileyjstrickland

Do what I posted, change the value of them :P

It didn't work. It changed the ID's of the textbox

Why don't you just add borderless textboxes over the image textboxes? @DawgiiStylz

Originally Posted by Geometrical

Why don't you just add borderless textboxes over the image textboxes? @Koompa

I need to directly use the textboxes in the flash player. I'm not making anything of that sort

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