🔒 why dose moving the mouse through code not move the mouse in game? and how do I fix this?

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[tranquil sentinel]

here is a vidio of this

and heres the code:
import keyboard._mouse_tests
import pytchat #https://pypi.org/project/pytchat/
import time
import keyboard #https://pypi.org/project/keyboard/
import mouse #https://pypi.org/project/mouse/
from screeninfo import get_monitors #https://pypi.org/project/screeninfo/

#example:
#https://www.youtube.com/live/XtagNPBFPZw
#===================
#URL = "XtagNPBFPZw"

running = True

screen_size = tuple

URL = "XtagNPBFPZw"

#commands

walking commands

WALK_COMMAND = "walk"
WALK_BACK_COMMAND = "back"
SPRINT_COMMAND = "sprint"

turning commands

TURN_LEFT_COMMAND = "left"
TURN_RIGHT_COMMAND = "right"

#initialising
chat = pytchat.create(video_id=URL)

for m in get_monitors():#prints every monitor
print(str(m))
if m.is_primary == True:
screen_size = [m.width, m.height]

#if running and livestream is going
while running:
while chat.is_alive():
current_mouse_position = mouse.get_position()

c = chat message

    for c in chat.get().sync_items():
        print(f"{c.datetime} [{c.author.name}]- {c.message}")#prints time, auther, and message to the consol

walking commands

        if WALK_COMMAND.lower() in str(c.message).lower():#if "walk" is in message
            keyboard.press("w")
            time.sleep(2)
            keyboard.release("w")

        if WALK_BACK_COMMAND.lower() in str(c.message).lower():#if "walk" is in message
            keyboard.press("s")
            time.sleep(2)
            keyboard.release("s")

        if SPRINT_COMMAND.lower() in str(c.message).lower():#if "walk" is in message
            keyboard.press("shift")

turning commands

        if TURN_LEFT_COMMAND.lower() in str(c.message).lower():#if "walk" is in message
            mouse.move(screen_size[0] / 2 ,screen_size[1] / 2, True, 0)
            mouse.move(screen_size[0] / 4 ,0, False, 2)

[strange grotto]

Does walk work?

[tranquil sentinel]

it just presses down the w key for about 2 seconds same thing for back but it just holds the s key (it dose work)

[strange grotto]

Do you know the screen size and screen width? If you do try replacing screen_size[0] and screen_size[1] with the actual values

Also I found this function

mouse.move_relative(dx, dy)

Like try instead of mouse.move(screen_size[0] / 2 ,screen_size[1] / 2, True, 0) and mouse.move(screen_size[0] / 4 ,0, False, 2)

Try mouse.move_relative(-10, 0)

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[tranquil sentinel]

sorry my internet went out for a bit

I will try tha

t

[strange grotto]

K, tell me if it works

[tranquil sentinel]

mouse.move_relative dosent seem to exist in the mouse module

[strange grotto]

so for the mouse.move functions, what are the parameters?

[tranquil sentinel]

and replaceing the variables with acual values dose nuthing

*nuthing defferent

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!paste

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[strange grotto]

Can you screen shot, when you do mouse.move(,) a box with the documentation should pop up, screenshot that

[tranquil sentinel]

(x value , y value, absolute, duration)

x and y are any, duration is intager, and absolute is bool

[strange grotto]

try mouse.move(10, 0)

I dont think you need the other two parameters

[tranquil sentinel]

that dident work

[strange grotto]

Whats the error?

[tranquil sentinel]

the mose dose move so there is no error it just dosent move the cammera ingame

[strange grotto]

Wait so the mouse moves but the camera in game doesnt move?

[tranquil sentinel]

yea

[strange grotto]

umm

I think the mouse lib isnt the best idea then

[tranquil sentinel]

what should I use then?

[strange grotto]

I looked on google, mouse is the best option but if it still doesnt work

its probably a thing with anticheat

If u really want to

U have to look into in game code

cause anti cheat

sry

prob find a online tutorial, sry

[tranquil sentinel]

ok I will try other games to see if it is the anticheat

ok thanks

[tranquil sentinel]

for some reason the mouse module dident work becouse phasmophobia uses directX but this defferent module dose work for directX (https://pypi.org/project/PyDirectInput/)

[strange grotto]

if u want i can help u look into this later

[tranquil sentinel]

no it works now but thanks

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