mouse recorder pro 2 not recording mouse clicks

Within that method, an event is raised to inform you that a new input message has arrived. Every time a new message arrives, Windows calls that method.

This API 'binds' any new mouse or keyboard message to a specific method in the hook classes. The classes use the SetWindowsHookEx API. The mouse and keyboard hook classes allow you to track the user input. This allows you to register those messages in any DirectX game. With the SendInput API, your application can send mouse and keyboard messages in a low level (as DirectX is). The keyboard and mouse messages are being sent with the SendInput API, which is a bit more flexible than other APIs. The library was written in VB.NET, and tested on many systems (as part of its use in the Mouse Recorder Pro commercial application). The main problem I had was to be able to register user input in DirectX games, which I managed to accomplish afterwards. The other classes were written by me, with some research and a lot of reading. I don't remember the person who helped with it, but if I am able to track him, I will update this article. The hook classes in this library were not written by me (but they were modified by me) to be honest. After a number of version updates for Mouse Recorder Pro, and after improving my own coding skills, I made this library to help others. Starting my way to create my own Macro Recording application, today known as Mouse Recorder Pro, I needed to find a way to register mouse and keyboard messages and track them down. With this library, you can create a complete macro recording application it's well documented, and can be easily used with any application. It supports DirectX input simulation, which means you can send mouse or keyboard messages to any DirectX game you want, and the game will register it correctly. It allows you to send and receive global mouse and keyboard messages, in one easy to use library. From tracking (hooking) user input to simulating user input.

The InputManager library allows you to take control over the whole user common input.

Download InputManagerSendingMessages example - 36.7 KB.

Besides, you can also use the Record around mouse feature to record the mouse area around the mouse cursor.

Download InputManagerHook example - 35.2 KB The mouse recorder needs your manual configuration to make the mouse settings, like show mouse cursor, show clicks, and change the mouse clicks color for left-click and right-click.

Download InputManager with source code (VB.NET) - 23.7 KB.

Mouse recorder pro 2 not recording mouse clicks