
Quote from Palamar on March 1, 2021, 5:54 amNo sé si es necesario "frenar" una subrutina. Podemos acudir a un IF, o a un WHILE en caso de que necesitemos que algo se ejecute solo si pasa otra cosa, o mientras esta sucediendo. También podemos acudir al objeto temporizador y detenerlo en caso de que suceda algo en particular. Intenta explicar un poco más tu pregunta, quizás pueda arrojar más datos. Saludos! :)
No sé si es necesario "frenar" una subrutina. Podemos acudir a un IF, o a un WHILE en caso de que necesitemos que algo se ejecute solo si pasa otra cosa, o mientras esta sucediendo. También podemos acudir al objeto temporizador y detenerlo en caso de que suceda algo en particular. Intenta explicar un poco más tu pregunta, quizás pueda arrojar más datos. Saludos! :)
Quote from neobook on March 1, 2021, 6:35 amHola, como funciona en los trainners en los juegos
ejemplo.
si tocas f1 se ejecuta y si volves a tocar f1 se frena
Hola, como funciona en los trainners en los juegos
ejemplo.
si tocas f1 se ejecuta y si volves a tocar f1 se frena
Quote from neobook on March 1, 2021, 6:40 amespecifico mas
hice que el mouse se moviera por ciertos lugares de la pantalla, cliqueando donde quiero para ello lo realizo con una tecla que activa la subrutina con el código. pero el tema es que cuando ya no lo necesito mas y deseo obtener yo el control del mouse, se sigue ejecutando. me gustaría poder activar y desactivar a mi gusto
especifico mas
hice que el mouse se moviera por ciertos lugares de la pantalla, cliqueando donde quiero para ello lo realizo con una tecla que activa la subrutina con el código. pero el tema es que cuando ya no lo necesito mas y deseo obtener yo el control del mouse, se sigue ejecutando. me gustaría poder activar y desactivar a mi gusto
Quote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:00 pm@neobook - Not sure if this will help.
This runs a subroutine on start-up, although its not really needed, to start a counter going via a timer. I also added some random mouse movements to try to simulate as per your description above, giving user no mouse control.
If you use the F1 key, it stops the subroutine and gives the user full control until F1 is pressed again.
@neobook - Not sure if this will help.
This runs a subroutine on start-up, although its not really needed, to start a counter going via a timer. I also added some random mouse movements to try to simulate as per your description above, giving user no mouse control.
If you use the F1 key, it stops the subroutine and gives the user full control until F1 is pressed again.
Uploaded files:Quote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:22 pmQuote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:00 pm@neobook - Not sure if this will help.
This runs a subroutine on start-up, although its not really needed, to start a counter going via a timer. I also added some random mouse movements to try to simulate as per your description above, giving user no mouse control.
If you use the F1 key, it stops the subroutine and gives the user full control until F1 is pressed again.
Sorry! I thought this was a VisualNEO Win (Old Neobook) related question?
But you should be able to achieve the same thing in VisualNEO Web too.
Quote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:00 pm@neobook - Not sure if this will help.
This runs a subroutine on start-up, although its not really needed, to start a counter going via a timer. I also added some random mouse movements to try to simulate as per your description above, giving user no mouse control.
If you use the F1 key, it stops the subroutine and gives the user full control until F1 is pressed again.
Sorry! I thought this was a VisualNEO Win (Old Neobook) related question?
But you should be able to achieve the same thing in VisualNEO Web too.
Quote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 8:55 pmQuote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:22 pmQuote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:00 pm@neobook - Not sure if this will help.
This runs a subroutine on start-up, although its not really needed, to start a counter going via a timer. I also added some random mouse movements to try to simulate as per your description above, giving user no mouse control.
If you use the F1 key, it stops the subroutine and gives the user full control until F1 is pressed again.
Sorry! I thought this was a VisualNEO Win (Old Neobook) related question?
But you should be able to achieve the same thing in VisualNEO Web too.
@neobook
Yes it also works on VisualNEO Web too.
I've created a subroutine that moves 3 Car's randomly around the screen and the Cursor is hidden while the sub is running. If you use the "Down Arrow" key you can then stop and start the subroutine.
I'm quite new to VisualNEO Web but I think something like this may help with your problem.
Quote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:22 pmQuote from paultomo on March 1, 2021, 6:00 pm@neobook - Not sure if this will help.
This runs a subroutine on start-up, although its not really needed, to start a counter going via a timer. I also added some random mouse movements to try to simulate as per your description above, giving user no mouse control.
If you use the F1 key, it stops the subroutine and gives the user full control until F1 is pressed again.
Sorry! I thought this was a VisualNEO Win (Old Neobook) related question?
But you should be able to achieve the same thing in VisualNEO Web too.
Yes it also works on VisualNEO Web too.
I've created a subroutine that moves 3 Car's randomly around the screen and the Cursor is hidden while the sub is running. If you use the "Down Arrow" key you can then stop and start the subroutine.
I'm quite new to VisualNEO Web but I think something like this may help with your problem.
Uploaded files:Quote from neobook on March 1, 2021, 11:53 pmpor tema de seguridad, no descargo.
si puedes poner el código y lo pruebo te lo agradezco. saludos
por tema de seguridad, no descargo.
si puedes poner el código y lo pruebo te lo agradezco. saludos
Quote from neobook on March 1, 2021, 11:56 pmaclaracion.
es de neobook.
si alguien sabe como frenar una subrutina se le agradece. Saludos colegas.
aclaracion.
es de neobook.
si alguien sabe como frenar una subrutina se le agradece. Saludos colegas.