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Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 4:42 pm

by Administrator

Good. Glad you could get it all working and it seems you learned a few things.

The require function is used to include additional optional packages, including Lua plugins, libraries, or modules. Everything in that lib folder will be considered optional.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 5:19 pm

by kurapicas

Yep I learned a lot today and yesterday.

Now Im learning this. Attach?

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attach( findWindow("  dnbk  ") );

So it would be like this?

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function macro.init()
attach = window.find("  dknb  ");
end

can it work also like attaching process?

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attach = process.findByExe(exeName);

While I was reading through Keyboard Module. I found this attach

If you are running input in attached mode (through use of attach()) it will only send input to the target window, and will not interfere if you decide to switch windows.

So im trying to use attach. its A cool feature, I can Browse without worrying that my Health is going down if im not focus into the game window..

Now the problem is that its reading the Ammo. but i switch to Notepad++ then F1 (Help) appeared.? that keypress should be only send through attach process

I cant find an example of AttachInput script.
Ex: typing "yes" in notepad.exe while not focus on another window?

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 5:52 pm

by Administrator

You don't need to attach() with MicroMacro 2. Instead, you just use the keyboard.virtualPress(win, vk) function. It has the same effect of sending the input directly to the window.

You should probably store the window in a variable instead of calling window.find() constantly.

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win = window.find("  dnbk  ");
keyboard.virtualPress(win, key.VK_F1);

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 6:27 pm

by kurapicas

Tried that

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keyboard.virtualPress(win, key.VK_F1);

but it doesnt seem to send F1 key, even i went into the game.. VirtualPress doesnt seem to work.

but keyboard.press works fine. Im using Windows 8.1 maybe virtual keyboards doesnt work..

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 8:44 pm

by Administrator

Maybe. Whether that type of input works or not depends entirely on how the input logic is programmed in the target application.

Another possibility is that the game is just creating multiple windows, and you're just sending it to the wrong one.. You can use a tool like WinSpy to investigate that further. What happens when you add this to macro.init():

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local windows = process.getWindows( process.findByExe("dark.exe") );
for i,v in pairs(windows) do
	printf("windows[%d]: hwnd: %d, class: %s, name: %s\n", i, v.hwnd, v.class, v.name);
end

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 9:58 pm

by kurapicas

Get Error of

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2015-04-12 22:46:33 : Load file error code: 7 (Runtime error)
1test.lua:6: attempt to call a nil value (field 'getWindows')

about the timestamp

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function macro.init()
actionTimestamp = Timestamp:now():addSeconds(200);

it seems when i run the script, It also start the timer, the moment the script start running..
I just wanted the time counter for this part, pressing capslock should activate the timestamp event..

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if( not actionTimestamp:isFuture() ) then
    actionTimestamp = Timestamp:now():addSeconds(200); -- Reset it
    keyboard.press(key.VK_CAPSLOCK);
    mouse.hold(key.VK_RMOUSE);
    print("200 seconds have elapsed.");
else 
if( capsOn ) then 
    keyboard.press(key.VK_CAPSLOCK);
  end
end

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 10:06 pm

by Administrator

Sorry about that again. I'm not testing this code at all and it's just off the top of my head. The function is process.getWindows(), not window.getWindows().

If you don't want to start the timer and instead want to trigger it immediately, you could just chop off the ":addSeconds(200)" part of the call that happens outside of the main function. Alternatively, you might consider changing it to 3 seconds or something to give you a chance to switch back to the window before it triggers for the first time.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 10:20 pm

by kurapicas

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windows[1]: hwnd: 1573668, class:   dknb  , name:   dknb
windows[2]: hwnd: 4982006, class: MSCTFIME UI, name: MSCTFIME UI
windows[3]: hwnd: 7734736, class: IME, name: Default IME

about the timer. I just want the timer to trigger if i press capslock. But even without pressing capslock the timer still count.

I even tried

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timeLeft = 200; function.

but it also start counting from the moment the script start running..because its outside of function macro.main(dt)?.

maybe there a way to put timeleft countdown inside macro.main? so it would only start counting down when capslock is pressed? It would start the script even press capslock on its own.

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function macro.main(dt)


if( capsOn ) then
        keyboard.press(key.VK_CAPSLOCK);
        mouse.hold(key.VK_RMOUSE)
        timeleft = 200; -- start countdown 
   else
        if( timeLeft < 0 ) then -- when countdown reach 0
	keyboard.press(key.VK_CAPSLOCK); -- press capslock again then this goes back to function "( capsOn )"
    end
  end

then it would loop there right?

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 10:41 pm

by Administrator

You can try using virtualPress() but specify different windows to see if it works or not. Based on that input, you could do this:

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win = 1573668;
keyboard.virtualPress(win, key.VK_F1);

When that doesn't work, change win to the next number and try again. Note that these numbers will certainly change every time you restart the game, but if you can find a window that works, then we can work around that. If all don't work, then that type of synthetic input just isn't picked up by the game's input code, so there's not much you can do about it except just use regular input (though that requires the game to be focused).

OK, so, you want the timer to only start when you manually press the capslock key. First, remove both calls that were setting actionTimestamp (both outside the main function and the one where it is triggered). On the trigger itself, you again want to change this line:

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if( actionTimestamp and not actionTimestamp:isFuture() ) then
  actionTimestamp = nil;

so it includes the "actionTimestamp and" part again, as well as the "actionTimestamp = nil" inside it. This is so we won't get nil errors, and disable it after it has been triggered.

Now, you're going to add some code to capture an event:

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function macro.event(e, ...)
	if( e == "keyreleased" ) then
		vk,toggle = ...;
		if( vk == key.VK_CAPSLOCK ) then
			actionTimestamp = Timestamp:now():addSeconds(200);
			if( toggle ) then
				keyboard.press(key.VK_CAPSLOCK, false);
			end

			print("Timestamp set.");
		end
	end
end

This will check if the user has pressed and released their capslock key, and if they have, it starts the actionTimestamp timer to be triggered in 200 seconds. It will also disable the capslock key instantly.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 12:18 am

by kurapicas

It seem it only trigger once.

The game have feature of auto attack by pressing CapsLock and Holding right click.
The Auto Attack last for 3 minutes only (180 seconds)..
So in order to auto attack again I must press capslock and Hold right click again...

maybe im doing something wrong. But here entire code.

http://codepad.org/6cAN0Bm1

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:47 am

by Administrator

You didn't do anything wrong, you just coded it to be enabled, but not ever disabled when pressing the capslock again.

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   if( e == "keyreleased" ) then
      vk,toggle = ...;
      if( vk == key.VK_CAPSLOCK ) then
		if( actionTimestamp ) then
			actionTimestamp = nil;
			print("Disabled");
		else
			actionTimestamp = Timestamp:now():addSeconds(185);
			print("Enabled");
		end

         if( toggle ) then
            keyboard.press(key.VK_CAPSLOCK, false);
         end
      end
   end

Just need to add in that if/else statement to toggle it.

Oh, also remove the line setting actionTimestamp to nil on the trigger code, so it doesn't get disabled after one run. Re-add the code that restarts the timer.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 8:23 am

by kurapicas

Sorry for late reply... Was away for a while.

Thanks works completely now..

Is there a way to change the Value of HP and MP to Percent?. I had to keep changing the value everytime i play low level character or high level character. How to make it 50%?

if( HP < 50% ) doesnt seem to work

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 10:46 am

by Administrator

Well, a percentage is just a ratio of the current level out of its maximal amount, so you'll need to get the max HP and max MP values as well. Then you can just do this:

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local HP_percent = (HP / maxHP) * 100;
local MP_percent = (MP / maxMP) * 100;

if( HP_percent < 50 ) then

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 7:37 pm

by kurapicas

can the max HP and Max MP value just be read from the HP/MP address?. cuz lowest character HP Value is like 400 while my other character have 5k+ hp.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 9:35 pm

by Administrator

The max HP/MP values are very often stored +4 bytes from the original. That is, your HP is stored at 0x00A880C4, so try checking 0x00A880C8. Do the same thing for MP.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 6:36 pm

by kurapicas

So the way I add it would be like this?

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local HP = process.read(proc, "int", 0x00A880C4);
local MP = process.read(proc, "int", 0x00A880C8);
local maxHP = process.read(proc, "int", 0x00A880CC);
local maxMP = process.read(proc, "int", 0x00A880D0);
local HP_percent = (HP / maxHP) * 100;
local MP_percent = (MP / maxMP) * 100;

or

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local HP_percent = (0x00A880C4 / 0x00A880CC) * 100;
local MP_percent = (0x00A880C8 / 0x00A880D0) * 100;

or

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local HP_percent = process.read(proc, "int", 0x00A880C4 / 0x00A880CC) * 100;
local MP_percent = process.read(proc, "int", 0x00A880C8 / 0x00A880D0) * 100;

Which way is the right one? Im very noob at this

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:38 pm

by Administrator

The first one. But first, you should try adding those addresses in Cheat Engine to make sure that they are correct.

Re: Looking for help

Posted: Tue May 19, 2015 10:33 pm

by tongclub62

Thanks for sharing.