Takes a screenshot of the selected area whenever TAB has been pressed.
Why? Because I want a LoL scoreboard on my second monitor without it blocking my view.
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 or better
- Windows 7 or better
- .NET Framework 4.5.2 or better (might work with 4.0?)
Open Worker.cs
and make sure the debug define has been set
#DEFINE DEBUG
Run the application in Debug mode. Place the cursor on the top left corner of the scoreboard and hit TAB. Note the output.
Repeat the same, but this time for bottom right corner of the scoreboard.
The four values you have gotten (top left and bottom right tuple) are the coordinates.
Adjust them accordingly like so:
Suppose we have gotten X: 310, Y: 243
as the first tuple (top left) and X: 1131, Y: 570
as the second one (bottom right).
The variables would then be:
// Coordinates
int[] topLeft = { 310, 243 };
int[] bottomRight = { 1131, 570 };
Now, restart the application and confirm it's working as intended. Continue adjusting the coordinates until you are satisfied with the result.