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clerythecleric
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 Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2020 4:50 am Post subject: Attach if the window is active? |
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I'm developing some code in C# and its going well.
As part of my project i utilise Cheat engine's 'Speed hack', using the hot keys.
Someone wrote me this small .lua function which auto-attaches to the most recently opened process.
Can this be adjusted to attach to the current 'active' window if process = title.exe (or if active window title = title.exe then attachProcess())
| Code: | getAutoAttachList().add('title.exe')
local settings = getSettings() -- stored in windows registry (eg. regedit)
local originalAA = settings.Value['Always AutoAttach']
-- setup to restore value
MainForm.OnClose = function(...)
settings.Value['Always AutoAttach'] = originalAA
return caFree
end
settings.Value['Always AutoAttach'] = 1
reloadSettingsFromRegistry() |
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noobes
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| Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2020 5:55 am Post subject: Re: Attach if the window is active? |
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B4 making a thread please search it on google, you may find it!
https://wiki.cheatengine.org/index.php?title=Tutorials:Lua:Setup_Auto_Attach
Whatever, i think you're talking about that as you said you need the process to match so it gets auto attached
| Code: | PROCESS_NAME = 'csgo.exe' ---change the process name to whatever you need, remember, keep the .exe at the end -noobes
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-------- Auto Attach
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local autoAttachTimer = nil ---- variable to hold timer object
local autoAttachTimerInterval = 1000 ---- Timer intervals are in milliseconds
local autoAttachTimerTicks = 0 ---- variable to count number of times the timer has run
local autoAttachTimerTickMax = 5000 ---- Set to zero to disable ticks max
local function autoAttachTimer_tick(timer) ---- Timer tick call back
---- Destroy timer if max ticks is reached
if autoAttachTimerTickMax > 0 and autoAttachTimerTicks >= autoAttachTimerTickMax then
timer.destroy()
end
---- Check if process is running
if getProcessIDFromProcessName(PROCESS_NAME) ~= nil then
timer.destroy() ---- Destroy timer
openProcess(PROCESS_NAME) ---- Open the process
end
autoAttachTimerTicks = autoAttachTimerTicks + 1 ---- Increase ticks
end
autoAttachTimer = createTimer(getMainForm()) ---- Create timer with the main form as it's parent
autoAttachTimer.Interval = autoAttachTimerInterval ---- Set timer interval
autoAttachTimer.OnTimer = autoAttachTimer_tick ---- Set timer tick call back |
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clerythecleric
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| Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 1:09 am Post subject: |
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"B4 making a thread please search it on google, you may find it!"
Try understanding the question before replying. What you answered didn't answer it in the slightest, Furthermore the answer your provided was already in the original thread. All you had to do was open your eyes to see your post helps nobody.
"Whatever, I think you're talking about that as you said you need the process to match so it gets auto attached"
At no point in my point did I say 'I need the process to match'. You're an idiot.
I've already resolved my issue anyway I just don't appreciate children incorrectly dictating rules to me while stimulatingly providing pointless information regarding something I clearly didn't even ask.
Take care.
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noobes
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| Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 4:37 am Post subject: |
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| clerythecleric wrote: | "B4 making a thread please search it on google, you may find it!"
Try understanding the question before replying. What you answered didn't answer it in the slightest, Furthermore the answer your provided was already in the original thread. All you had to do was open your eyes to see your post helps nobody.
"Whatever, I think you're talking about that as you said you need the process to match so it gets auto attached"
At no point in my point did I say 'I need the process to match'. You're an idiot.
I've already resolved my issue anyway I just don't appreciate children incorrectly dictating rules to me while stimulatingly providing pointless information regarding something I clearly didn't even ask.
Take care. |
First things first, your code already said something about title.exe, "Can this be adjusted to attach to the current 'active' window if process = title.exe (or if active window title = title.exe then attachProcess())" you said if that matches to do what the fuck you need, also next time just try to do the things yourself if you don't like help from a forum.
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