moses-palmer
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3 years ago Thank you for your report.
Have you tested the proposed fix for this?
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Description The mouse Controller and the mouse Listener have different koordinates on one of my screens. I am Using a Laptop at work with a docking station and two Displays. I want to use pynput to create macros to recreate repetitive mousclicks for me. All worked fine because i mainly work on the two extra Displays but when i wanted to rekord a macro on the Screen of my Laptop this started to misalign. To monitor this i tracked in a console for every click i did the coordinates that the on_click function of the Listener got and the coordinates of the mouse Controller with mouse.position. on my two left Screens all match um perfectly like this: Pressed Button.left at (-2516, 400) mouse.postion = (-2516, 400) Pressed Button.left at (-1982, 427) mouse.postion = (-1982, 427) Pressed Button.left at (-1535, 442) mouse.postion = (-1535, 442)
But when i click on the screen of the laptop itself this start to happen:
Pressed Button.left at (458, 772) mouse.postion = (366, 618) Pressed Button.left at (992, 967) mouse.postion = (794, 774) Pressed Button.left at (1779, 831) mouse.postion = (1423, 665)
Possible Solution After playing around a little bit with the settings of my laptop i found out, that reducing the resolution of my Laptops screen fixed that bug. however i don't realy want to demand for everyone who wants to use the script to reduce their resolution. would be nice if someone can look into this bug and/or finds a solution that works on every PC/Laptop
an other idea would be to use the mouse.position attribute instead of the x and y values of the on_click method when saving them. but i didn't have the time to try it out yet