SolarStrike Software

It's mostly Python, then engine functions in binary. I messed with the game a few years ago and made an trajectory aimbot for it. It would lock on to an enemy ship and I'd be able to hit ships I couldn't even see over mountains, etc. :-P I don't know what they added since then for protection but the...

I've been working on my own macro/bot system for some time now and decided to improve it and make it public. I present MacroMonkey ! www.macromonkey.com It's a bit similar to MicroMacro. Both use Lua, and even both names have "Macro" in them (unintentionaly). Plus we've shared some ideas a...

Make a script, you can call it "toconsole.lua" or something, with this single line:
And run that to put yourself at an interactive console.

Uses "PunkBuster" http://herald.warhammeronline.com/warherald/NewsArticle.war?id=153 http://www.evenbalance.com/index.php?page=announce.php It does a lot of integrity checks on DLLs, etc., besides the client it's self. Which should mean at the least you don't want to modify code any place ...

You got me thinking about timer resolution, so I did some math on it. Also note at first I was using QPC ("QueryPerformanceCounter()") but I was concerned about what I read about that API call being "slow". (I got obsessed about it, to where I tried to limit timer calls in my scr...

Thanks, Well like I say there I use "timeGetTime()". And save and compare the results of each call internally to catch the roll over (if youre PC happens to be running for over ~49.71 days). No, not actual errors anyhow. You get actual Lua errors, or just "error"/bad phenomena th...

In working with my own system I ran into some timing problems. In particular I noticed some issues where something would work fine on fast machine, but then doing something different on slower machines. Example: A short key press to move forward would work fine on my Core Duo, but then on an old slo...