right now I have a script that I wrote that goes pixel by pixel using PixelGetColor() and then comparing the R, G, and B values. to find the pixel that has the highest values.
The script is working, but anytime I am working with an area of more than say 100x100 pixels the processing speed is just too slow.
It has to do with using PixelGetColor().
I was hoping somebody could drop a hint to me on what would be a more efficient method, like working with a cached image I am sure would be much quicker than working with the pixels displayed on the screen, or maybe there is a way to get pixel information for multiple pixels all at once.
Any hints or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
The script is working, but anytime I am working with an area of more than say 100x100 pixels the processing speed is just too slow.
It has to do with using PixelGetColor().
I was hoping somebody could drop a hint to me on what would be a more efficient method, like working with a cached image I am sure would be much quicker than working with the pixels displayed on the screen, or maybe there is a way to get pixel information for multiple pixels all at once.
Any hints or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
For $x = $L to $R;compare pixels RGB
For $y = $T to $B
$rgb = _ColorGetRGB("0x00"&Hex(PixelGetColor($x,$y),6))
For $i = 0 to UBound($rgb) - 1
If colorcheck($i) = 1 Then colorsave($x,$y)
Next
TrayTip("","x:"&$x&" y:"&$y,999)
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