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[@louise7561]

Such an amazing tutorial - projects were so fun! Thank you! Just donated to your Ko-Fi for all your hard work❤️

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much, that’s so kind of you! 💛

[@Ryan78900]

Yes, excellent tutorial, especially for a novice like myself. Plus she's cute 🤩

[@eduardofernandez2469]

Thank you. Please make a video about how to click in another Windows please

[@deadpopcorn8523]

@@CodeoftheFuture im done, it says "modulenotfohnderror" but ive downloaded pyautogui several times with pip.... its on python v3.10.7 if ur wondering

[@KinkyJalepeno]

@@Ryan78900Yup, a brainy fitty into coding is welcome rarity 😊

[@OoMikkioO]

I started 24 hours ago watching videos about Python, just stopped to sleep, and now I'm here. I can't believe I didn't start programming earlier.

[@robinrebiere5570]

Did you keep learning python? I'm curious to know where you at now

[@DataSet]

Now where are you two years later

[@Bruno-oj3zb]

4:05 if you want to see the mouse position " in real time" you can create a loop , something like this will show the mouse position every half a second. import pyautogui import time import threading def refreshmouse(): threading.Timer(0.5, refreshmouse).start() print(pyautogui.position()) refreshmouse()

[@Bruno-oj3zb]

or use this, will show the mouse position in the console and also the RGB values of the current mouse position , lets say the mouse its over a picture it will show you the RGB value of the color of the picture. pyautogui.displayMousePosition()

[@linusgoblin]

directly in a terminal you can use: while true; do clear; xdotool getmouselocation; sleep 0.1; done

[@abdelkaderabbes3802]

Thanks Ellie! ❤️ Note: Don't skip Ads to help her

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!!

[@donnyguntmash605]

I have tried following other guides and tutorials but not a single one has been able to actually explain things in such a way that is easy to understand! THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! ☺️

[@pradumnkumar]

I love how well this whole video is put together. You also have good communication skills. You speak clearly which kept me engaged throughout.

[@soljashet5692]

Underrated channel. Gave me ideas for a bot i wanted to write.

[@4424gamers]

If anybody wants to learn and understanding about coding then you are at perfect channel

[@batuhanoruccelik5775]

I like this video with pyautogui module. Thanks for your effort Ellie 😊

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!!

[@michaelponce5965]

Thanks for the info and easy breakdown! I recently learned about this neat little trick and figured I would share it with everyone watching this video as it relates to your "print(pyautogui.position())" bit: A super-cool way to get this info real-time without having to run this line over and over and over again is to: 1) Open CMD prompt 2) Type 'python' 3) Type 'import pyautogui' 4) Type 'pyautogui.displayMousePosition()' 5) Keep CMD open to view real-time X, Y coordinates of the cursor position as well as the RGB values! 6) Type 'Ctrl-C' to quit Found this in another video and it really helped me save a lot of time finding mouse coordinates. Thank you again for the video! Keep doing awesome stuff like this. :)

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Awesome, thanks so much for the tip!

[@Venom_1200]

It is very interesting to learn with you Please keep posting videos

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Definitely will do!🤩

[@azimurrr]

The lesson was very helpful. Thanks a lot and although I don't know English well, I still understood everything. Thank you again :)

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!! That really means a lot☺️

[@feridobeidat4989]

Your channel is seriously underrated! Great job and thanks

[@angadsingh6478]

you can use ctrl+d(windows) or cmd+d(mac) to duplicate a line😊

[@goddessofdirt]

I appreciate these tutorials so much! I am feeling more confident every day.

[@HTWwpzIuqaObMt]

Awesome tutorial for beginners. I would like to mention that using the os lib helps a lot with navigating to other pages

[@chandlerketelsen3765]

Alright! Magic mouse powers unlocked! Thanks so much for the tutorial.

[@not_lukie3248]

definitely getting a like, well deserved... I think we all know the information you gave wont rly be used for anything ethical xoo

[@narsimhareddy7224]

this is probably the most intresting module i would ever learn

[@AlexMercersRevenge]

This was a great tutorial, thank you. Seriously, this jump started my coding career.

[@ByteBeacon9660]

This is a really good tutorial. Good job. I really needed this.

[@RivinduBRO]

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[@pogi09282805724]

What a great tutorial! Keep it up please! We need people like you teaching us plebs.

[@mustafaemre729]

U made it simple man ur subscribers are well deserved

[@natashasamuel9346]

Great class. Keep up the good work. Thank You, Natasha Samuel

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comment😁

[@change_myself3200]

Amazing way , I'm newbie in programming but now after watched your video I'm able to do a lot of things through Python. Thank you very Much

[@DarksilversXD]

That's a pretty good video, as a french guy I understood all and I don't even thought that you were talking in english lol

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[@luqigongchang6213]

I fucking love you mate!! I saw a lot of videos for soft but tNice tutorials one is handsdown the best one! Love how your super calm and really take

[@nivoset]

Just trying to learn python and found this library. Thanks for the breakdown, im going to be sully now and automate weird things because i can.

[@uglykaneki5165]

Thank you for your guide) Keep helping people to learn interesting modules

[@alexlascau1994]

This was actually incredible

[@jakariarafi9737]

Even though it was a lot, its exactly what i was looking for with such great brief explanations. Thanks bruv

[@mangobrother]

What a wonderful tutorial. Much respect, madam. Subscribed.

[@shamanu67]

thanks for your time and for this awesome beginner tutorial!

[@subirdev7151]

A very useful lesson for all aspiring softians

[@swaroop_vp]

Great tutorial. Expecting more from you. 😊

[@RiddleRations]

Great job! Your videos are super cool!

[@linusgoblin]

Also, if you are botting, its not a bad idea to sprinkle some randomness in the wait times, move locations and move durations.

[@dev6296]

Fantastic, very informative and valuable, thanks a lot dear

[@hidemane3403]

i love this course, big thanks : )

[@grandparick3176]

Thank you so much for such an amazing video with actual project. Funny thing is I used ur automated liking project to like ur tiktok videos and it worked perfectly and was so satisfying to see. Keep making more project videos.

[@photographer6419]

Love your stuff! Big help!

[@alisher.m]

Very good tutorial, thank you!

[@prashlovessamosa]

Awesome project mam 😎 thanks for sharing.

[@jetspray3]

pyautogui seems to be your favorite python module.

[@eric0793]

Awesome tutorial, thanks a lot!

[@rons0098]

Really helpful, even for professionals

[@thanujamarasingha5628]

This is awesome 🤩🤩🤩

[@theswordandtrowel]

Thank u so much.......your accent makes it even better

[@joseluisgalancabilla8792]

What an amazing and interesting tutorial!!! Thank you very much.

[@AutomobileHindi]

Thank you ❤👍 Watched the full video

[@myerwerl]

Great example. For interacting with web, I believe selenium is the better option.

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Amazing tutorials! :D

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Let me add my voice to the group of people who believe you should make an udemy course. I'm just jn minute 12 and my goodness this is brilliant stuff

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Your course amazing 👏🏽

[@swagatamirapu1077]

omg this is so much useful ....great video

[@CodeoftheFuture]

Thank you so much!

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I love ur courses

[@ThaoMeoTV]

Good artical, thanks for sharing.

[@amadeoangelquispehernandez]

Muchas gracias ☺, eres lo máximo! Dios te bendiga 🙌

[@BlakeBrummett1]

This was so helpful and well explained

[@JasperPloum]

I'm gonna try project 2 on your TikTok😌

[@Stuntlover-TM]

Very nice tutorials! They are super easy to follow

[@54-nileshparab96]

Thanks for teaching me ❤️

[@ronaldogoat1130]

Your lesson so understandable. Thanks. It was useful for me..💛💚💙

[@KoradiyaAbhay]

Wow very amazing tutorial. BTW your specs is very nice. which specs do you have?

[@wqpeachy]

instead of delaying the time to get the position, you could also just press ctrl s and then f5 to run

[@joselucianorivera9132]

muy buen video, sencillo y fácil de entender. Gracias

[@theheavy9308]

THIS AMAZING this video is basically teaching how to be a hacker

[@sherifessam2942]

Very nice tutorial

[@rimantasdanilevicius6754]

Nice beginner-friendly tutorial. Any plans to touch more intermediate topics? Regarding screenshot? Is it possible to command what size and area of the screen to take a screenshot?

[@davb9514]

Thanks, very helpful.

[@Henry_Nunez]

Excelente 😊👏👏 Thank you 👉🔔

[@faisalusmanbukhari4635]

learning python from her is better than wasting yur time on fortnite and pubg

[@kolchikayn5740]

thank s for your time actually, i wrote that comment using what I've just learned

[@prakashrathod4877]

Are you kidding me? Are you for real? You are a born teacher. You explained so beautifully. I dont have words to express myself. Thank you so much for this simple explanation. The only thing I am not happy with is you did not explain how to take cropped screenshots and how to locate on screen functions. I hope you do a tutorial on it soon. Love you.

[@JamesGeddesTV]

Great tutorial! I would pronounce GIU as "gooey"

[@Ohiostategenerationx]

Nice video and great instructions. How would I be able to get the mouse location on another person's computer without them having to install python?

[@fauzaanu]

thanks. very easy to understand. :D

[@ProshivkaChanel]

Thank you for creating tNice tutorials playlist in soft soft, just starting out in soft production and there is so much to learn

[@michellesanctuary9089]

How to make a simple PYTHON code or even .batch command file to automatically zip an entire folder into a .rar file and the next folder too? Is it possible to create such code?

[@sujalbandodkar1862]

Awesome!

[@songhye742]

Another knowledge again

[@akmalhidayat9688]

python can drawing. for me it is amazing. i wonder, if i have a list of points, line, curve or even spline (as csv which is comming from dxf extraction), can pytautogui re-draw it? what could be the limitation (of pyautogui). great channel

[@rahmatillokh]

awesome tutorial

[@Александр-м9е5я]

Thx, can u do some video about "How u can control PC with u Voice?" Like press keys with voice comand and many many...

[@ebooo7368]

Dear madam,I was trying to use LocateOnScreen function in pyautogui and it worked at the begining.But now even if i loop the process to find the picture,the computer does not find it.Can you help me to fix this?

[@miljhil]

Great video

[@hauntedhobbies]

Is there a way to assign a random variable to the delays in pyautogui? I'd like a move mouse to a location and then sometime between 10 seconds and 60 seconds later, click. Every loop would need to re-randomize that variable. I hope that makes sense.

[@tmb8807]

Interesting. Is it possible to invoke control elements (e.g. buttons) directly, without using mouse clicks or keyboard inputs?

[@f2by512]

Pretty n awsum voice 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@stefenleung]

I suppose you put the code in a function and bind different hotkeys to call different functions. How do you bind the hotkey? In Autohotkey, it's a build-in IfWinActive/IfWinExist function to check if you're running certain program (like running a game), is that exist in pyautogui too? and how to do that?

[@shaileshsahani3313]

i just love this tutorial this is osm

[@cristhianandresdiazmorales7466]

hello Ellie receives a cordial greeting. I would like to start by clarifying that I used a translator to write this, so if there is any mistake, I hope you will forgive me. I am very interested in what is related to python and the automation of RPA processes, but I see that it is a very wide world and I do not know where to start. I have seen frameworks like rocketbot uipath among others. i want to learn and i want to know if pyatugui is a good start.

[@narsimhareddy7224]

awesome thank you soo much

[@sambitsahoo4401]

Thank you 💕💟❣️

[@ozan8202]

Thank you. Can you show us; A code that will record the movements and clicks of my mouse with a key combination we assign, stop our movements with another key combination, and replay the recorded movements with another key combinationplease.

[@brycegisclair1080]

Thank You for the tutorial. I followed the install Anaconda and install PYCHARM video. I went to command and did the pip install in command and it installed PYAUTOGUI. I tested it while still in command, I did PY (enter), import pyautogui (enter). I did both the Print(pyautogui.position()) and received the mouse position and Print(pyautogui.size()) and received back the screen size. The problem is in PYCharm when I do the import pyautogui it gives me the error, that it is not finding the package for pyautogui. I click install and it fails. Do you have a different interpreter besides python 3.11 that has the pyautogui package available?

[@cyborgsmurf6446]

Nice tutorial. Could you tell me how to invert the y-axis of the mousemovement? I would really love this feature because I need to toggle it in some games which lacks that feature. It would really help because I have searched everywhere and tried loads of code for it but since I am not that good of a programmer I ask for some pointers or advice. Thanks!

[@equious8413]

Cheater!

[@motasemalbanna4812]

Amazing.. thank you