public static Bitmap GetTemtemWindowScreenshot()
{
//Pointer to the Temtem Window
IntPtr temtemWindow;
//Get the currently focused window
IntPtr focused = User32.GetForegroundWindow();
//If we're not focusing a window
if (focused == IntPtr.Zero)
{
return(null);
}
//Check if the focused window is Temtem
StringBuilder windowName = new StringBuilder(100);
User32.GetWindowText(focused, windowName, 100);
User32.GetWindowThreadProcessId(focused, out uint focusedWindowProcessID); //Inline variable declaration
string focusedWindowProcessName = Process.GetProcessById((int)focusedWindowProcessID).ProcessName;
if (windowName.ToString().Equals(WINDOW_NAME) && focusedWindowProcessName.Equals(WINDOW_NAME))
{
temtemWindow = focused;
}
else
{
//We aren't in the right window
return(null);
}
IntPtr hdcWindow = User32.GetDC(temtemWindow);
User32.POINT lpPoint = new User32.POINT();
User32.GetClientRect(temtemWindow, out User32.RECT bounds);
User32.ClientToScreen(temtemWindow, ref lpPoint);
try
{
Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap((bounds.right - bounds.left), (bounds.bottom - bounds.top));
using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(bmp))
{
g.CopyFromScreen(lpPoint.X, lpPoint.Y, 0, 0, bmp.Size);
g.Flush();
}
//Release the device context
User32.ReleaseDC(temtemWindow, hdcWindow);
return(bmp);
}
catch (ArgumentException)
{
//This only seems to happen when the window is closing and we end up with a 0 width, 0 height game window rectangle
//No intricate handling is necessary here, just return null and don't process it
return(null);
}
}
private List <Bitmap> GetOCRViewportImages(User32.POINT lpPoint, List <Rectangle> OCRViewports)
{
List <Bitmap> viewportImages = new List <Bitmap>();
OCRViewports.ForEach(viewport => {
Bitmap viewportBitmap = new Bitmap(viewport.Width, viewport.Height, PixelFormat.Format32bppArgb);
using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(viewportBitmap))
{
g.CopyFromScreen(lpPoint.X + viewport.X, lpPoint.Y + viewport.Y, 0, 0, viewport.Size);
}
viewportImages.Add(viewportBitmap);
});
return(viewportImages);
}
private List <Color> GetBattleDetectionColors(TemtemWindowData windowData, User32.POINT lpPoint)
{
List <Color> detectionSpotColors = new List <Color>();
using (Bitmap pixel = new Bitmap(1, 1, PixelFormat.Format32bppArgb))
{
using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(pixel))
{
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
g.CopyFromScreen(new Point(lpPoint.X + windowData.detectionSpots[i].X, lpPoint.Y + windowData.detectionSpots[i].Y), new Point(0, 0), pixel.Size);
detectionSpotColors.Add(pixel.GetPixel(0, 0));
}
}
}
return(detectionSpotColors);
}
public void Detect()
{
//Pointer to the Temtem Window
IntPtr temtemWindow;
//Get the currently focused window
IntPtr focused = User32.GetForegroundWindow();
//If we're not focusing a window
if (focused == IntPtr.Zero)
{
return;
}
//Check if the focused window is Temtem
StringBuilder windowName = new StringBuilder(100);
User32.GetWindowText(focused, windowName, 100);
User32.GetWindowThreadProcessId(focused, out uint focusedWindowProcessID); //Inline variable declaration
string focusedWindowProcessName = Process.GetProcessById((int)focusedWindowProcessID).ProcessName;
if (windowName.ToString().Equals(WINDOW_NAME) && focusedWindowProcessName.Equals(WINDOW_NAME))
{
temtemWindow = focused;
//Here we check if this is one of our already detected windows and if not we add it
if (!temtemWindows.ContainsKey(focusedWindowProcessID))
{
temtemWindows.Add(focusedWindowProcessID, new TemtemWindowData {
detectionSpots = new List <Point>(),
OCRViewports = new List <Rectangle>(),
gameWindowSize = new Size(0, 0),
detectedBattle = false
});
}
}
else
{
//We aren't in the right window
return;
}
IntPtr hdcWindow = User32.GetDC(temtemWindow);
User32.POINT lpPoint = new User32.POINT();
User32.GetClientRect(temtemWindow, out User32.RECT bounds);
User32.ClientToScreen(temtemWindow, ref lpPoint);
////Release the device context
User32.ReleaseDC(temtemWindow, hdcWindow);
Rectangle gameWindowRect = new Rectangle(lpPoint.X, lpPoint.Y, (bounds.right - bounds.left), (bounds.bottom - bounds.top));
if (gameWindowRect.Height == 0 || gameWindowRect.Width == 0)
{
//If the rectangle is 0 high or wide, we've got a closing/closed window or an error
return;
}
//If the game window dimensions have changed we need to recalculate all the spots.
//This shouldn't happen often
if (!gameWindowRect.Size.Equals(temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].gameWindowSize))
{
temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].gameWindowSize = gameWindowRect.Size;
RecalculateDetectionElements(temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID], gameWindowRect);
}
if (temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].detectedBattle == false)
{
//We'll only test for battle if we aren't in a battle
List <Color> pixelColors = GetBattleDetectionColors(temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID], lpPoint);
//We'll also get the OCR reading spots right here. It's a waste of resources if we aren't detecting battle, but is faster and more reliable when we do
List <Bitmap> viewportImages = GetOCRViewportImages(lpPoint, temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].OCRViewports);
if (((ColorDistance(pixelColors[0], spot1RGB) < maxAllowedColorDistance &&
ColorDistance(pixelColors[1], spot2RGB) < maxAllowedColorDistance) ||
(ColorDistance(pixelColors[2], spot3RGB) < maxAllowedColorDistance &&
ColorDistance(pixelColors[3], spot4RGB) < maxAllowedColorDistance)))
{
temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].detectedBattle = true;
//Do OCR operation. The OCR controller will dispose of the images so we're ok
List <string> results = ocrController.DoOCR(viewportImages);
results.ForEach(result => {
//Here we add the detected Temtem to the UI
tableController.AddTemtem(result);
});
}
}
else if (temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].detectedBattle == true)
{
//If we're in battle we'll test for being out of battle
List <Color> pixelColors = GetOutOfBattleDetectionColors(temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID], lpPoint);
if (ColorDistance(pixelColors[0], spot5RGB) < maxAllowedColorDistance &&
ColorDistance(pixelColors[1], spot6RGB) < maxAllowedColorDistance)
{
//Set battle to false
temtemWindows[focusedWindowProcessID].detectedBattle = false;
}
}
}
