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akumakuja28
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 Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2016 2:47 pm Post subject: How to use MemoryRecord.OnActive |
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OnActivate: function(memoryrecord,before,currentstate):boolean
I am able to assign a function on Cheat Record Activate however i dont understand how to use the states. Adding states to the functions(....STATE...) causes LUA error. When the Record is activated it does not "check".
If someone could explain how the syntax works with an example please. TY
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| Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2016 3:19 pm Post subject: |
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main.lua: | Quote: | | OnActivate: function(memoryrecord,before,currentstate):boolean - The function to call when the memoryrecord will change (or changed) Active to true. If before is true, not returning true will cause the activation to stop. |
- memoryrecord - the memoryrecord that triggered this OnActivate event
- before - boolean indicating if this function is being called before the memoryrecord has been activated (true) or after (false)
- currentstate - boolean indicating the current state of the Active property of the memory record
- return value - boolean indicating if the script should continue to attempt to activate (only relevant when before == true)
The second and third parameters are superfluous since they can be derived from the Active property of the memoryrecord.
AA script:
| Code: | {$lua}
[ENABLE]
print("enabled")
[DISABLE]
print("disabled") |
Lua script:
| Code: | getAddressList()[0].OnActivate = function(memrec, before, currentstate)
print(tostring(before), tostring(currentstate))
return true
end |
Output after enabling and disabling the AA script:
| Code: | true false
enabled
false true
disabled |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2016 3:37 pm Post subject: |
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TY for the fast the response Parkour by why is it executing the function twice.
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| Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2016 3:44 pm Post subject: |
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The first time is to check if the game and/or CE are in the right state for the memory record to be activated, while the second is for you to react to it being activated (e.g. set the value of another memory record).
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| Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2016 3:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Code: | global events
function onMemRecPreExecute(memoryrecord, newstate BOOLEAN):
If above function is defined it will be called before action* has been performed.
Active property is about to change to newState.
function onMemRecPostExecute(memoryrecord, newState BOOLEAN, succeeded BOOLEAN):
If above function is defined it will be called after action*.
Active property was supposed to change to newState.
If 'succeeded' is true it means that Active state has changed and is newState. |
So am I to assume that the CODE above is being called on the "OnActivate" function. Just curious as this seems to be quite complicated for "OnActivate" function.
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| Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2016 4:04 pm Post subject: |
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No.
Lua script:
| Code: | function onMemRecPreExecute(memrec, newstate)
print("global pre")
print(tostring(newstate))
end
function onMemRecPostExecute(memrec, newstate, succeeded)
print("global post")
print(tostring(newstate), tostring(succeeded))
end
getAddressList()[0].OnActivate = function(memrec, before, currentstate)
print("local")
print(tostring(before), tostring(currentstate))
return true
end |
Output w/ same AA script:
| Code: | global pre -- global pre-execute first called
true
local -- local pre-execute called
true false
enabled -- script successfully enabled
global post -- global post-execute called
true true
local -- local post-execute called
false true
global pre -- script disabled, global pre-execute called
false
disabled -- script successfully disabled
global post -- global post-execute called
false true |
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Parkour Thank You. I gave you A rep. You have gone above & beyond what I was asking for. No more Timer to check 4 table pointer entries anymore. TY again. This Helped ALOT.
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| Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 10:05 am Post subject: |
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from CE source code, simplified:
| Code: | TMemoryRecord=class
private
...
...
fActive: boolean;
...
...
end;
procedure TMemoryRecord.setActive(state: boolean);
begin
// note; self if TMemoryRecord object
// PRE EXECUTE START
//6.5+
LUA_functioncall('onMemRecPreExecute',[self, state]); // global
//6.1+
// local, before (aka pre execute)
if state then if not fonActivate(self, true, fActive) then exit; //do not activate if it returns false
if not state then if not fonDeactivate(self, true, fActive) then exit; //do not deactivate if it returns false
// PRE EXECUTE END
if "AA script" then
begin
autoassembleit() // "enable section" when state=true, "disable section" when state=false
if "autoasseble succeded" then fActive:=state;
end
else if "value freeze/unfreeze" then
begin
if state and cannotfreeze then begin fActive:=false; exit; end;
fActive:=state;
end
else if "anythingelse" then fActive:=state;
// POST EXECUTE START
//6.5+
LUA_functioncall('onMemRecPostExecute',[self, state, fActive=state]); //global
//6.1+
// local, after (aka post execute)
if state then fonActivate(self, false, fActive); //activated , after
if not state then fonDeactivate(self, false, fActive); //deactivated , after
// POST EXECUTE END
end;
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PS: I'm glad that someone finds "my pull request" helpful.
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