I just wanted to release this because it can be funny if applied right to screw with people. Basically what this code does is makes the mouse move randomly accross the screen Enjoy and don't forget to thanks for another release thanks
Code:
Dim screenWidth As Integer = Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Width
Dim screenHeight As Integer = Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Height
While True
Dim randomxValue As Integer
Dim randomyValue As Integer
randomxValue = CInt(Math.Floor((screenWidth - 0 + 1) * Rnd())) + 0
randomyValue = CInt(Math.Floor((screenHeight - 0 + 1) * Rnd())) + 0
Cursor.Position = (New Point(randomxValue, randomyValue))
End While
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First you could improve your data types. It will not affect performance but to improve your coding you should do it.
You don't need integer values at this point.
Dim as uInt16 is way more than enough.
Code:
Dim screenWidth As uInt16 = Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Width
Dim screenHeight As uInt16 = Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Height
Why do you substract 0 and than add 1 and after all again adding 0?
Furthermore you don't need to convert a decimal output to integer in vb.net.
You could improve performance if you won't declare the x & y variables in each loop.
Furthermore you should pause the loop after you set the cursor position, you don't need to repeat it as fast as possible.
Some tipps for you to improve your coding, should not be interpreted as flame or superior attitude.
Originally Posted by RoPMadM
First you could improve your data types. It will not affect performance but to improve your coding you should do it.
You don't need integer values at this point.
Dim as uInt16 is way more than enough.
Code:
Dim screenWidth As uInt16 = Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Width
Dim screenHeight As uInt16 = Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Height
Why do you substract 0 and than add 1 and after all again adding 0?
Furthermore you don't need to convert a decimal output to integer in vb.net.
You could improve performance if you won't declare the x & y variables in each loop.
Furthermore you should pause the loop after you set the cursor position, you don't need to repeat it as fast as possible.
Some tipps for you to improve your coding, should not be interpreted as flame or superior attitude.
ye you got some valid points here haha :P
Originally Posted by Gamerion
ye you got some valid points here haha :P
So do you apply those tipps?
If yes please update your thread
Random Mouse Mover
Originally Posted by RoPMadM
