Mouse coordinates for macros

Hi!

It would be a nice to have, if the software could show the mouse coordinates.

As alternative, it would be a nice feature to merge the (x+1,y+1,y-1,x-1) to one movement, like x+340 px.

I hope, this is the right address for software features (addons). ;):

Thank you!

yeah record can be bootleg inside icue as it records the movements pixels at a time which might be what you need but likely not. You are better off running a script to save out where you would be clicking or whatever with autohotkey (if perhaps it is a mechanical method for software).

Try this:

Install AutoHotkey here:

https://www.autohotkey.com/

Try this code:

~PrintScreen::
if !GetKeyState("NumLock", "T") {
	iniCounter++
	CoordMode Pixel, Screen
	CoordMode, Mouse, Screen ; makes mouse coordinates to be relative to screen.
	MouseGetPos, xx, yy, , OutputVarControl
	PixelGetColor, color, %xx%, %yy%
	tooltip %xx% %yy% %color% %OutputVarControl%
	c1 := xx "," yy "," color "," OutputVarControl
	;uncomment the below by deleting the ; in front of line if you want the clipboard to store this information
	;clipboard := c1
	IniWrite, %c1%, C:\temp\xylocs.ini, savedVars, %iniCounter%
}
else {
	tooltip
}
Return

by copying it and saving it to a file on your desktop or wherever that says somefile.ahk

run the file, turn off your numlock, hit print screen and you will see a tooltip saying the mouse x and y and also the controlname after the color under the cursor. Neither of the last two will help in icue so you can ignore them, but the x and y are gold and you will find them saved to that file, c:\temp\xylocs.ini, saved in order of your print screen presses ready for icue.

Let us know how you make out.

quick follow up, you might also find this helpful, hitting ctrl windows m to enter the x and y vales and see where they land, you should add coordmode as needed, but you can append this to the other script and I think it would work:

^#m::
InputBox, x , Title, "Insert X coordinate to move mouse to: "
InputBox, y , Title, "Insert Y coordinate to move mouse to: "
       MouseMove, %x%, %y%
return