Make your own Bot with Java Robot Class

[krelit]

Very good guide
would give rep if i could. gonna check this out for educational purposes since i am currently studying java atm in school. in the prosess of makeing a checkers game so will try to post it when i finish that.

[WhiteShizzle]

In need of a little bit of help, How would you go about searching an image for a certain colour?

Thanks

[ASDF4Ever]

I tried to use the robot class to click outside the JFrame I created, but the clicks arent registered outside the JFrame, so I cant make the bot...

[DarkLinux]

Nice 4 year thread bump lols, you should create a new thread really.

[botMaker]

Thanks to Molleren, whappit and frikos, I created could create an Opensource Project https://github.com/sudogooglex/ClickRecorder

I used some of your code to create my generic class here https://github.com/sudogooglex/Click.../main/java/Bot

You can see mouse methods here https://github.com/sudogooglex/Click.../Position.java

I created a new Class to use all Keyboard methods https://github.com/sudogooglex/Click.../Keyboard.java
I used stackoverflow for public void type(char character). Thanks to this class you can type text strings.


You can use it like this :

//https://github.com/sudogooglex/Click.../Bot/Main.java
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Bot b = new Bot();
        b.startBot();
    }

// https://github.com/sudogooglex/Click...a/Bot/Bot.java
    public void startBot() {
        setMouse(500, 500);
        moveMouseVertically(1005, 100);
        press('1', 100);
        pressString("I can speak now !", 100);
        scroll(-100);
    }

Checkout the whole project if you want : it will create a generic csv file with custom rules like 1) move mouse to (x, y). 2) wait. 3) Type "string". 4) Scroll Mouse.
I used it for a game and it works, even on my two screens. However, it doesn't implement now any image detection but I created a method to get the pixel under the mouse.