Java Mouseclicks in the backround?

[3cmSailorfuku]

I came a week ago across this fine game, http://www.havenandhearth.com/portal/, and I made a script that partially builds an construction & eats apples.
However I can't get Attach() to work with this Java application, so I wonder if I'm just retarded to get this working (Attach("Haven and Hearth","SunAwtCanvas"); would just end up making the bot do nothing) or do I miss something there.

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exp2 = 0;
exp3 = 0;
exp = 300;
variable2 = 0;

-- Move to Building
function openBuilding(x0,y0)
mouseSet(x0, y0);
mouseRClick();
rest(5000);
end

-- Put the Item into the Building
function putItem(x3,y3,buildx,buildy,x4,y4)

exp2 = exp2+1;
exp3 = exp3+1;

keyboardHold( key.VK_SHIFT );
mouseSet(x3, y3);
mouseLClick();
keyboardRelease( key.VK_SHIFT );
rest(100);
mouseSet(buildx, buildy);
mouseLClick();
rest(100);
keyboardHold( key.VK_SHIFT );
mouseSet(x4, y4);
mouseLClick();
keyboardRelease( key.VK_SHIFT );
rest(9600);
printf("LP: +%d | %d/%d | Eaten: %d\n",exp3*15,exp2,exp,variable2);
end


function getApple(x1,y1,atimes,aposX,aposY)
exp2 = 0;
for variable = 0, atimes, 1 do
	printf("Eating Apple: %d \n",variable);
	-- Walk to tree & get an apple
	mouseSet(x1, y1);
	mouseRClick();
	rest(700);
	mouseMove(30,-30);
	rest(100);	
	mouseLClick();
	rest(3000);

	-- Eat Apple
	mouseSet(aposX, aposY);
	rest(100);
	mouseRClick();
	rest(800);
	mouseMove(0, -30);
	rest(100);
	mouseLClick();
	-- Drop / Repeat
	rest(500);
	variable2 = variable2+1;
end
end

while true do
putItem(142,160,347,333,347,297);
-- Move to Appletree after X runs
if(exp2 >= exp)then
getApple(509,301,1,175,162);
openBuilding(576,381);
end
end

Or do I actually have to call the mouse moves within a codecave? But then again, JAVA.

[Administrator]

I believe there is another SunAwtCanvas inside of that which is the one you need to send input to. First, try this:

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local win = findWindow("Haven and Hearth", "SunAwtCanvas");
printf("Win: 0x%X\n", win);
attach(win);

What does it say win is? If it is 0, there is your problem.

[3cmSailorfuku]

I believe there is another SunAwtCanvas inside of that which is the one you need to send input to. First, try this:

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local win = findWindow("Haven and Hearth", "SunAwtCanvas");
printf("Win: 0x%X\n", win);
attach(win);

What does it say win is? If it is 0, there is your problem.

That is what I believed too, however I can't seem to find any other instances of javaw.exe other than running "Haven & Hearth" under that Class.
Spy++ tells me the same.

Also

Win: 0x604F0

Maybe you can try it, the game doesn't need an installation and is about 200kb in size if you only try it in the login.

[Administrator]

It looks like attached input does work, but it also seems like there are checks built in to the game to see if it is in the foreground, and only then to process input. If you can manage to find the location of the check, you could curcumvent it, but it won't be easy.

[3cmSailorfuku]

It looks like attached input does work, but it also seems like there are checks built in to the game to see if it is in the foreground, and only then to process input. If you can manage to find the location of the check, you could curcumvent it, but it won't be easy.

I'll try to look over the source code of the client, haven't found something like that yet though.

[3cmSailorfuku]

After taking a look at the Messages the program receives, I noticed that the Messages sent by MicroMacro are missing something.
It would always put the Message SunAwtComponent in between with 0x0 0x0 values, followed by another SunAwtComponent Message with 0x1.

Now I understand why it won't pick it up properly, it's using an own control that I can't seem to access only by regular sendmessage.
It's a java thing

[Administrator]

Now I understand why it won't pick it up properly, it's using an own control that I can't seem to access only by regular sendmessage.
It's a java thing

I suspected that might be the case. Well, if you have the sourcecode, can't you just modify the game to do whatever you want?

[3cmSailorfuku]

Now I understand why it won't pick it up properly, it's using an own control that I can't seem to access only by regular sendmessage.
It's a java thing

I suspected that might be the case. Well, if you have the sourcecode, can't you just modify the game to do whatever you want?

It's not in the sourcecode, neither it was done on purpose, it's a java "issue".