[HELP] Cursor Recorder

Ok so it has been a while since i asked for help
I Have seen the code for a mouse recorder in VB 2006 but is there one in VB 2010? Thanks

Blubb & J-Deezy, Dont give hate speech in this thead please, Thx

Originally Posted by Golden.

Blubb & J-Deezy, Dont give hate speech in this thead please, Thx

I'll...

First of all... stop calling VB 2010 or 2008.. When it is VB.NET using different frameworks versions. But w/e...
Well, anyway what so hard on it?

Create a timer... and save mouse coords each time... i dont really see the hard part there... It's such a simple code.. and by using MSDN: Microsoft Development, MSDN Subscriptions, Resources, and More and INTELLISENSE. You could easily figure it out no? :\

Stop asking for already made code and start making stuff by yourself..

It's pretty easy really.

All you do is have a timer write the coordinates of the mouse into a text file, and then have a timer read and play it back.

With this information you can easily figure it out on your own, don't always expect a copy & paste code.

Furthermore, don't blame Deezy/Me for the speeches.

vb.net get mouse position -> google

first result.

Sigh... -.-
And i am a Nooob with VB So i dont know...

So did you yet tried to google your problem/what you want?

Then tried to figure it out on your own?

Or did you just think: mhm....I'll make a cursor recorder....how to do it? idk...ow let me just ask on mpgh.

1. Google if you dno
2. Check msdn
3. After getting results, THINK of any possible solution -> try it on your own
4. Nothing worked, you tried everything you can think of -> post on mpgh

You did not even do #1.

Originally Posted by Golden

Blubb & J-Deezy, Dont give hate speech in this thead please, Thx

Cmon, i have had a crap day...

of course i searched google, but none of the code makes sense to me..
i learn by reading code that is explained...

I have had a whole (extremely)shitty year(iRL), I am not complaining here though.

When searching for vb.net get mouse position it gives you enough solutions.

These solutions are easily understandable.

Code:

Private Sub Form1_MouseMove(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles MyBase.MouseMove
 
        Label1.Text = "X." & e.X & vbCrLf & "Y." & e.Y
 
    End Sub

Write e.X and e.Y to a textbox. Make a new line after every x;y. Use ; for example to split it afterwards when trying to read it.

All information you now have is EASILY understanable and googleable(weirdo word)

Thats exactly the code i saw and didnt understand.. xD
Thx anyway
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Sure thing.

[HELP] Cursor Recorder

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