MouseControl | Enables user-defined natural mouse combinations

I'm just trying to make a program that will perform some keyboard inputs. I would like to put a delay between each key stroke, which I plan to make random in the future.

However, I am not sure how to use after() with Tkinter. Without Tkinter, time.sleep works fine - but with it, the GUI crashes.

Any help would be appreciated.

I created a short script to help out with work today. I set it up so as long as there isn't an interrupt, my loop continues, but the second I press ctrl+c, the script should stop. It stops if I'm clicked in my editor or python shell, but if I'm in the window I want to use automation for, it does not stop. Can someone help me figure this out?

Here is the code, including modifications suggested by Hanz:

Info.

Hey there :)
I'm learning Python for a few weeks now, and I just started with some small projects. Now I'm building a script to automate an webbrowser game. The script sends out a few "expeditions" which give me more rescources inside the game. The script is already working but i would like to improve it. If you have any tips i would love to hear them.

Question.
I'm using pynput and mouse.position = () for an exact location to click. Is there a way to make the click random inside a certain area? Because normal person woudn't always click in the same location.

like click at a random location between these positions: mouse.position (2000, 500) mouse.position (3000, 1000)

My script.

I want to get the control the mouse hovers over which normally is done by Display#getCursorControl. However when one control in the hierarchy is disabled, this method doesn't work any longer:

Example:

thanks in advance for your help!! I've been depraved from sleeping with a problem with shapes created with the mouse using THREE.Shape, I have no problems drawing the shape and also editing the shape if it's on the center of the canvas (seems to be a local coordinates problem) So here's how it works. Point is taken from the THREE.Raycaster

I'm trying this simple code using Python and tkinter. Every time that I start the program the tkinter window pop-up correctly and if I press "Play" the cycle start. But after that, if I want to stop the process with the "Stop" button the program is not responding. I think that I should use multi process or multi thread because when the cycle start, the interface is not working.

I am at the beginning of Python so please be understanding with me :D

I have searched something on google but all the things that I found are too complicated, can someone explain how to do in an easy way?

I am using three.js to allow users to create and edit a 3D model that involves using the scroll-wheel/two finger function, to zoom in and out. I want a second section of the page that is off the screen by default but the user can scroll down to see it. Preferably, this will be done only using the scroll bar, while the scroll-wheel can still be used.

For performance reasons, I'd prefer not to have to use something such as vue.js. Users provide data that remains on their computer that I'm using in both sections. This prevents me from just placing the data on another screen.

Overflow:hidden is out of the question because then I can not scroll to the bottom portion.

I tried using PreventDefault with several different EventListeners but none of them worked properly.

Below is the function that determines the size of the window and should include a function or the code to prevent scrolling.There aren't particular elements that shouldn't scroll, all of them shouldn't.

first off I am new to programming and just learning the basics at the moment. I am creating a 'product picker' using python 3.7 (in pycharm) and want to mouse click on one of the product buttons then on my next mouse click paste/print/insert the product name into my invoicing system.

Currently my code works fine using the 'time' module to set a delay before it types allowing me to select where it is going to type it(line 49 of code). Here is my code:

I have already tried things like onMouseUp or onDoubleClick (i know these are not the correct code but you get the idea).

I cant get my javafx project to respond to keyboard events. I want to move the rectangle right and left in response to arrow keys. I registered the controller class in fxml and registered the handling event with the rectangle. Here are my three classes:

here is the main