Heat mapping using python pyheatmap package for your reference is as follows
import as plt from import HeatMap def plot_data(filename): with open(filename,'r') as fh: data=().split('\n') xs = [] ys = [] data_test=[] for line in data: line=().split() if len(line)>3: opt, x, y = line[0], line[1], line[2] if opt == '0': (int(x)) (int(y)) data_test.append([int(x),int(y)]) () () ("x") ("y") (xs, ys, 'ro') () return data_test filename='' data=plot_data(filename) # Start drawing hm = HeatMap(data) (save_as="") (save_as="") # Draw a heat map of clicks with background hm2 = HeatMap(data) hit_img2 = (base='') # for the background image hit_img2.save("")
Get mouse position
import time import pyautogui as pag while True: #print("Press Ctrl-C to end") screenWidth, screenHeight = () # Get the size of the screen #print(screenWidth,screenHeight) x,y = () # Get the current mouse position print(x,y) (0.1)
Read mouse click position
import pythoncom, pyHook def onMouseEvent(event): print("Position:", ) return True def main(): hm = () () = onMouseEvent = onMouseEvent () () if __name__ == "__main__": main()
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