[AutoIt] All gear screenshot

[Kroning]

Programmers are always programmers. So, after my job (as programmer) I returned to home and ... started to write a programm.
So, all this script do is doing screenshot of all your gear and compile it to one pretty screenshot(regarding sizes). I did not find such script anywhere, so I hope it will be usefull to someone.
In new version you can also add random items.

Instruction:
0! If you have x64 system, search for ImageSearchDLL.dll in your Windows dir (often C:\Windows). If you does not have it extract and copy it there: https://www.dropbox.com/s/izscspvgl9...eSearchDLL.rar

1. Download current version (below) (exe, pics + source).
2. Build, run or just run exe.
3. Open Diablo in FULLSCREEN WINDOWED 1920x1080, 1920x1200.
4. Choose 'Auction house', 'Sell' tab (where you can see stash and your gear).

If you want to make just your equiped gear:
5. Press '='.
5.1. Choose 'yes' if you need numbers.
5.2. Wait until 'Done!' message appears.
6. In your script location you will find 'gear_screenshot.jpg' with you gear.

if you want you want to add random items:
5. Hover an item and press "0". Message "Item #... added". Press "Ok". Do it with all items you need.
6. Press "s".
7. Choose 'yes' if you need numbers.
8. Wait until "Done!" message appears. Screenshot name is "item_screenXX-XX.jpg".

Versions:
V. 1.5 : https://www.dropbox.com/s/7wjmvig1zh...eenshotv15.rar
V. 1.4 : https://www.dropbox.com/s/gm8rzjg5z0...eenshotv14.rar
V. 1.3 : https://www.dropbox.com/s/hitbco1vor...eenshotv13.rar
(Decided to provide only one version till it works)

I don't sure that it will work perfectly, so I hope you will tell me about any problems.
Suggestions are always welcome.

Example of my gear:


Example of random items:


If you need another resolution:
1. Find out coordinates of every equipped item. (You can do it with "Autoit Window Info", need to install autoit).
2. Make a bmp screenshot of one item. Start script, on "Sell" tab, hover an item and press "=":
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o58sxt2gtw...es_example.exe
or (source):

#include <ScreenCapture.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>
#include <GDIPlus.au3>

HotKeySet("=","Start") 
$start = 0
While Not($start)
WEnd
_GDIPlus_Startup()
_ScreenCapture_Capture("res_example.bmp", 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, false)
MsgBox(0,'End','Done!')

Func Start()
	$start = 1
EndFunc

3. Send me coordinates and "res_example.bmp" screenshot.

If you got an error:
1. Please tell me: your OS (name, 32 or 64bit), your resolution.
2. What error do you see.
2. Send me a BMP screenshot of crushing gear. You can use this code to generate screenshots and to choose right from it

#include <ScreenCapture.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>
#include <GDIPlus.au3>

HotKeySet("=","Start") 
$start = 0
While Not($start)
WEnd
_GDIPlus_Startup()
Global $coords[15][2] = [[1172,300],[1172,300],[1265, 278],[1331,316],[1170,393],[1262,374],[1361, 411],[1166, 475],[1265, 440],[1361, 480],[1159, 557],[1257, 500],[1266, 571],[1357, 562]]
Global $gX=0, $gy=0, $ss[14], $hs[14], $buff[14]
For $i = 1 To 13
	MouseMove($coords[$i][0], $coords[$i][1], 0)
	Sleep(300)
	$ss[$i] = _ScreenCapture_Capture($i&".bmp", 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, false)
Next

Func Start()
	$start = 1
EndFunc

(Sorry for lame English, I'm not native speaker)

[HelloBaby12]

Wow this is going to be so useful for people trying to sell their gear. Ill test it out later. It would help if you include a virus scan report.

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[DBXO]

Good idea and the file seems clean.
However this is the output whenever I run the program on my inventory (it properly hovers over all my items, but then produces this)

[DBXO]

I deserved to be ridiculed for running it in fullscreen instead of fullscreen windowed, but even with that fixed i get something similar.

[Kroning]

Hmm. Just tested on my notebook with Win7 x64. Not a black screenshot but it's not good. Looks like imagesearch does not work there.
Do you have x64 OS too?

On my desktop with XP x86 work fine.

[DBXO]

Hmm. Just tested on my notebook with Win7 x64. Not a black screenshot but it's not good. Looks like imagesearch does not work there.
Do you have x64 OS too?

On my desktop with XP x86 work fine.

Yes I am running 64 bit windows 7
Thanks for the response, hopefully we can get this working. its an awesome idea!

EDIT:
Got it working by limiting the search range

_ImageSearchArea("pics\ucorner.jpg", 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.3), 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.7), (@DesktopHeight*0.6), $gX, $gY, '50')
_ImageSearchArea("pics\bcorner.jpg", 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.3), 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.7), (@DesktopHeight*0.6), $gX, $gY, '30')

Good luck!

[Kroning]

Yes I am running 64 bit windows 7
Thanks for the response, hopefully we can get this working. its an awesome idea!

EDIT:
Got it working by limiting the search range


Good luck!

Nice!
Though, on my notebook it doesn't work. I read that there are some mess with dlls (no dlls on x64, must find it). And even with it I can not do anything.
I decide to make another script which will not use imagesearch, just pure build-in PixelSearch. For those unlucky ike me. =)

But I'm glad it works for you anyway. =)

[chancity]

Cool nice use of imagesearch, I was actually thinking about making something similar just didn't have a good idea of how to just capture the item box.

[junclj]

I deserved to be ridiculed for running it in fullscreen instead of fullscreen windowed, but even with that fixed i get something similar.

same here, windows 7 SP1 x64. Only work when I "Run as Admin" but comes out with this picture.

[Kroning]

same here, windows 7 SP1 x64. Only work when I "Run as Admin" but comes out with this picture.

Have you tried this?

EDIT:
Got it working by limiting the search range
_ImageSearchArea("pics\ucorner.jpg", 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.3), 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.7), (@DesktopHeight*0.6), $gX, $gY, '50')
_ImageSearchArea("pics\bcorner.jpg", 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.3), 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.7), (@DesktopHeight*0.6), $gX, $gY, '30')
Good luck!

[Kroning]

Well, I added new version (1.1) with some changes (tnx to DBXO). If anyone can test it it will be nice.

[owned727]

Just tested it. It only ended up taking a picture of some of my gear, missing a few pieces. Missing right ring, amulet, weapon boots and shield. using 1920x1080 in windowed fullscreen, was on sell table of AH.

[DBXO]

Just tested it. It only ended up taking a picture of some of my gear, missing a few pieces. Missing right ring, amulet, weapon boots and shield. using 1920x1080 in windowed fullscreen, was on sell table of AH.

For those of you running x64, heres the imagesearch dlls
readme contained inside.
ImageSearch.zip

Owned, it sounds like some of your items might be outside of the search range. Those numbers were just quickly hacked together and worked for me, but if you have more item props or longer stat tags your item box might extend out of that search range. Try making it a little bit bigger and I bet it would work perfectly for you..

Give

_ImageSearchArea("pics\ucorner.jpg", 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.3), 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.8 ), (@DesktopHeight*0.8 ), $gX, $gY, '50')
_ImageSearchArea("pics\bcorner.jpg", 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.3), 0, (@DesktopWidth*0.8 ), (@DesktopHeight*0.8 ), $gX, $gY, '30')

a try.

[Kroning]

Well. As I see, ImageSearch no for everyone. It's somewhat buggy and it hard to use on x64 systems. So I made another script with just PixelSearch.
If we have a pixelhunt game, so it must be pixelhunt script. You can try this too. =)
(V.2 at my post)

[idsmoker]

Any chance you could do a version that supports the 1900x1200 resolution?