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I would like to know how to set the form position to the coordinates of the cursor. Any help will be appreciated.

Add this to form1.load :

Code:

Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New System.Drawing.Point(Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position)

Then add this code to set the cursor postition!

Code:

 Cursor.Position = New Point(CORDNIANTES HERE, CORDNIANTES HERE)

if your question is how move borderless form -->

under Public class *(form name) put this:

Dim Aloc As New Point(0, 0)
Dim Acur As New Point(0, 0)

after put this:

Private Sub Definitions()
Aloc = Location
Acur = Cursor.Position
End Sub

then add timer and put this in:

Location = Aloc - Acur + Cursor.Position

choose what you need to click to move the form (Picturebox for exemple)
click on picturebox -> events -> MouseDown
add in:

*(timer name).Enabled = True
*(timer name.Start()
Definitions()

now go picturebox -> events - > MouseUp
add in:

*(timer name).Stop()
Definitions()

now you can click on the picturebox and move your mouse to move the form

Lol? He said "Mouse Coordinates". Thanks guys. I needed to know this and was gonna post soon, but oh well. One thing. How do i find the coordinates and if it was for CA, would each size of game be different?

Here is exactly what I want:
I want to be able to move my cursor, and have the form follow it, so that wherever I move my cursor, the form would be, so that the cursor is always in the middle of the form.

oh. I didnt read it properly. I just guesses u wanted the same thing as me xD Cant help u, soz.

I´ll try.....Need some time!

i know

how to know the mouse coordinations

Code:

        Dim cx As Integer = Cursor.Position.X
        Dim cy As Integer = Cursor.Position.Y

then made a timer

Code:

*timer
        Dim cx As Integer = Cursor.Position.X
        Dim cy As Integer = Cursor.Position.Y

Me.Location = New Point(cx, cy)

didn't try this

but i think this works :P

I made it

.
Make a timer
Add this code:

Code:

 Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New System.Drawing.Point(Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position)

        Me.Location = Cursor.Position

Please THANK ME

Originally Posted by hejsan1

I made it

.
Make a timer
Add this code:

Code:

 Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New System.Drawing.Point(Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position)

        Me.Location = Cursor.Position

Please THANK ME

can to

Well, I got it, but the problem is is that the mouse is in the top-left corner of the form. Is it possible to put it in the middle?

Nvm I got it. /close

Originally Posted by lolland

Nvm I got it. /close

Double post >.<

Well

Code:

{
    POINT mPos;
    GetCursorPos(&mPos);
    float x = mPos.x;
    float y = mPos.y;
    cout << "X: " << x << " " << "Y: " << y << endl;
}

This can be used to get the coordinates

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Set form position to mouse coordinates?

I would like to know how to set the form position to the coordinates of the cursor. Any help will be appreciated.

Add this to form1.load :

Code:

Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New System.Drawing.Point(Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position)

Then add this code to set the cursor postition!

Code:

 Cursor.Position = New Point(CORDNIANTES HERE, CORDNIANTES HERE)

if your question is how move borderless form -->

under Public class *(form name) put this:

Dim Aloc As New Point(0, 0)
Dim Acur As New Point(0, 0)

after put this:

Private Sub Definitions()
Aloc = Location
Acur = Cursor.Position
End Sub

then add timer and put this in:

Location = Aloc - Acur + Cursor.Position

choose what you need to click to move the form (Picturebox for exemple)
click on picturebox -> events -> MouseDown
add in:

*(timer name).Enabled = True
*(timer name.Start()
Definitions()

now go picturebox -> events - > MouseUp
add in:

*(timer name).Stop()
Definitions()

now you can click on the picturebox and move your mouse to move the form

oh. I didnt read it properly. I just guesses u wanted the same thing as me xD Cant help u, soz.

I´ll try.....Need some time!

i know

how to know the mouse coordinations

Code:

        Dim cx As Integer = Cursor.Position.X
        Dim cy As Integer = Cursor.Position.Y

then made a timer

Code:

*timer
        Dim cx As Integer = Cursor.Position.X
        Dim cy As Integer = Cursor.Position.Y

Me.Location = New Point(cx, cy)

didn't try this

but i think this works :P

I made it

.
Make a timer
Add this code:

Code:

 Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New System.Drawing.Point(Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position)

        Me.Location = Cursor.Position

Please THANK ME

Originally Posted by hejsan1

I made it

.
Make a timer
Add this code:

Code:

 Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = New System.Drawing.Point(Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position)

        Me.Location = Cursor.Position

Please THANK ME

can to

Well, I got it, but the problem is is that the mouse is in the top-left corner of the form. Is it possible to put it in the middle?

Nvm I got it. /close

Originally Posted by lolland

Nvm I got it. /close

Double post >.<

Well

Code:

{
    POINT mPos;
    GetCursorPos(&mPos);
    float x = mPos.x;
    float y = mPos.y;
    cout << "X: " << x << " " << "Y: " << y << endl;
}

This can be used to get the coordinates

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