Is it possible to make a click of Ps2 with a mouse using Input32?

My x64 port of InpOut32
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Is it possible to make a click of Ps2 with a mouse using Input32?

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Is it possible to make a click of Ps2 with a mouse using InpOut32 ? How to do it ?
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Re: Is it possible to make a click of Ps2 with a mouse using Input32?

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I don't know.
If you know the port addresses of the PS2 input buffer it may be possible - but why would you go to that effort when there are APIs in Windows like SendInput to send simulated input?
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Frost or other protection system of MMORPG games is blocking Winapi.
There are applications that work with the Ps2 mouse directly. For example http://kibor-bot.com/stat/programmed-autoclicker.php
But I do not want to write bots through such applications, because it's inconvenient
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Is it possible to make a click of Ps2 with a mouse using Input32

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That worked thanks, but how do you actually change the x and y coordinate of button?
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You could try calling SetCursorPos() before clicking ??
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