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Yeah... I've been meaning to compile those. Actually had done the 64-bit libraries and then got kind of sidetracked with other things. I'm told that I'll be working hard until mid March at the earliest.

If you're just doing simple operations like that, you can make use of the taskqueue (see: lib/taskqueue/), I know I've made a post about how that all works somewhere... It was kind of experimental and I haven't touched it in awhile, but might help to simplify your code further. Basically you create ...

Could very well be the game doing it. ArcheAge did the same. What happens is, when you hold a click to pan the camera, they record the position your mouse was at before you start. Once you release, they reset the position to give the illusion that it never moved.

Sure, it's really good for timing tasks, but only has second precision; not high-precision (sub-second). This might be changed in the future. isPast() can be used to tell if it has elapsed (or "triggered", if you're using it to time a task), but you can also use < (isPast), <=, == (isNow), > (isFutu...

and the Romeo there any solution? plss. I don't have romeo, the developers will probably need to patch it for the server, I doubt you can change the settings for what class name to look for. Did you try posting on the site romeo comes from? What about hex editing the binary? Just search for "Radian...

Only thing would be in the naming convention. Either regex.function, or string.regexFunction would apply, but we don't use snake-case in function names.

I suppose it could be because it's a 64-bit version and the code might not account for that. Can you test this with another 32 and 64 bit application?

Yeah; that was some goofy issue where the file was locked out with no (or corrupted) owner, might've been because of a virtual shadow copy or something. It fixed itself after some time. I do have all of my files backed up to a second drive, then to the NAS, and finally an off-site copy for the impor...

Do you have the title of the post or thread?

Logic error. It was due to the order of adding offset in. It was reading the address with each offset in sequence, should have been reading the address and then adding the offset to the result.

https://github.com/elverion/micromacro/ ... d831dfe91f

Here's a fix that (should) work. I've only included the binaries; both 32 and 64 bit.

Trying to investigate this and stumbled upon an issue. Windows 10 has decided to corrupt the owner of micromacro.exe, preventing me from re-compiling it. Or deleting it. Or... anything. I can't even reset the owner to myself (even though it is inherited from a folder that I own). This is making it p...

Sorry for the late reply, but yes that is the recommended method. You may want to use the client rect (getClientRect instead of just getRect) so that it will not be affected by differences in Windows title bars (such as from theme settings).

He does have more specific information. He brought it up with me in private before posting here.

Wow. So you mentioned you had some dirt on the GMs, and he then offers to lift your ban in exchange for the info, then cancels out on the deal and says "too bad, I'm not following through"? What a slimeball. Liars deserved to be dragged through the mud.

I haven't tried the free-to-play mode, but the game was fun for awhile. The end-game was what bored me, though that was when it first released. From your description, FTP seems pretty fair and won't be restrictive enough that you wouldn't be able to enjoy the game. Realistically the game is more abo...

Unless I'm mistaken, that looks like something is wrong with the headers included with VC++. Leave it to Microsoft to put out a broken compiler.

What the fuck did I just read?

WinPCap is also great for packet capture/edit/replay. Check it out when you're bored.

That's a pretty nice butt you've got there.