SolarStrike Software

target_monster() seems to just be pressing the TAB button. If you have a target, and press TAB, does it switch to a new target, or keep the same target?

You need to define "doesn't work." Does the script run? Does the script exit in error? Does it appear to run fine, just does not switch targets after that 1 minute?

Well, the easiest thing to do would be to bot in an area that's wide open and devoid of anything you can get stuck on. If this is not an option, you can try making a timed function to switch targets after 1 minute of not killing the targeted monster. Add this anywhere outside of any function functio...

I've already responded to your other thread here. Get the GameGuard bypass from the very first topic in this thread and install it using those instructions. It will not work without the new game.exe!

You probably do not have the GameGuard bypass. Download and install it following the instructions here.

MicroMacro has been designed to attempt to continue working with applications even if they are minimized, however, it does not work with all applications. Shaiya is one of those few for which it does not work. Currently, there is no good, working solution. It may be possible to use injection to trig...

lol another sorry....i edited my post instead of posting a new one. As you should. Double (or tripple) posting is frowned upon. is there a way to attach micromacro to a process instead of a window?.... or how do i create a macro that changes a windows name? Well, you "attach" MicroMacro t...

Whoever fixed the 'bomber.exe' that is circulating beat me to it. The multi-client that I worked on gave a GameGuard error (although the game was not otherwise effected by GameGuard), and Ploxasaurus/Jewbaca's approach didn't work all together. The bomber.exe should allow you to run two clients, so ...

I don't know. You'd need to give me the log. It could be caused by a permission error, or different addresses due to a different client, or any number of other things.

Look at all the other Shaiya scripts in this section. Most of them check if the monster is alive (by checking the color at a certain location) to tell if the monster has any HP. You could also have it automatically switch targets if you are unable to kill the monster within a certain time limit. The...

I've added three functions for dealing with the mouse/wheel clicks. Those are mouseMClick(), mouseMHold(), and mouseMRelease(). These act exactly like their left/right counterparts. If you have a wheel mouse, you can also take advantage of the mouseWheelMove(int) function, which accepts a single int...

Essentially, you would be converting your bytes back into a 4-byte integer. That can be done pretty simply with math. Typically, the order is RGBA, but since we don't need the Alpha channel, we'll just kind of ignore it. function getPixelInt(hdc, x, y) local r, g, b = getPixel(hdc, x, y); local retv...

Yeah, we could always use more help around here. I wish we had a few more people to help maintain the scripts so that I can focus more on MicroMacro itself. Currently, I'm still redesigning the new website, so even MicroMacro isn't being properly maintained at the moment.

Start with the logic behind it. Figure out what needs to be done, first. If you are unable to reach your target within, say, 30 seconds, then you should try jumping (press the jump button) and/or an assortment of other buttons. If you still have not reached and killed the monster within, lets say, a...

No, Lua does not natively have any sort of hashing function. For what purpose do you need it? Typically, there's two types of hashing that are commonly used. One is generating a random hash to be used in place of a password (For, say, a login mechanism. You wouldn't want to store an actual password ...

Those are some good questions. I'll try to answer them the best I can, however, they are very complex problems. I was wondering in the shaiya bots, why are some things read directly from memory and some read via pixel colors on the screen? For example targets health, were you unable to read it relia...

The problem is only with certain keystrokes, such as Enter (to open the chat). The game checks it globally rather than locally, so pressing Enter would effect all clients.

You could read/write memory. First find the pointer to the currently selected monster. This is typically going to be either a pointer itself (to the monster's class), or a unique ID. Once you find it, you can read the memory to tell if a monster is selected (most games will use 0 or some other reser...

You didn't consider checking http://solarimpact.servegame.com? I'm kind of wondering how you found the forum, but not the main site.

If you know it should be 128 bytes max, then you should structure your for loop to do, at most, 128 iterations. function memoryWriteString(proc, addr, msg, len) if( len == nil ) then len = msg:len(); for i=1, len do local l_char = msg:byte(i) memoryWriteByte(proc, address + i, l_char) end memoryWrit...