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Not surprising. Sometimes, I don't even understand my code. But all joking aside, I do find it is harder to make sense of somebody elses code most of the time. And keyboardType() was a mess. Here's the new, revised keyboardType() that should work most of the time (although is kind of hackish). /* Fu...

Yeah, keyboardType() still needs to be fixed. The problem with it is that I can either make special cases for all symbols (which would probably break under different keyboard layouts), or need to rewrite the whole function. Actually, I'll work on that now.

Centik: Start by adding a new variable to the script near the top. Lets call it ignore_target_color. Set it to true for your purposes. ignore_target_color = true; Now in function cycle_target(), you'll see this line: if (l_color >= l_color_min and l_color <= l_color_max) then If you change it to thi...

After taking forever to download, it appears the archive is damaged. I don't have the patience to wait a few more days to download it again.

I'll download it and take a look. I'm not promising any results, though.

Yeah, HackShield. A lesser commonly used anti-cheat. I think it works the same way as GameGuard does. Try breaking it if you can, and report your findings.

As I'm sure you're aware, that means that access was denied to read for some reason or other. Basically because XTrap has it blocked. There's not really much I can do to help you. You'll need to find an XTrap bypass somewhere.

Yes, you could. The easiest way to accomplish this would be to read the memory to get the location of each enemy, your location, and your yaw/pitch/roll. Though, it would probably be more efficient (and possibly easier) to just write a whole new application designed specifically for the task.

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Yes. You can press CTRL+L to load a new script. If you then press the UP arrow key, it'll input the (last entered) script name for you.

That's because it's a byte, and you're writing an integer (4 bytes), causing the first byte to not be effected under your endianness. Basically, try using memoryWriteBytePtr instead.

Ok. Try opening your new layout, and change the VK_BACKSLASH to 41 instead of 220 (I think it's 220, anyways). After saving it, you'll have to close and reopen MicroMacro before it takes effect. You can just test if it works by using a simple script like this: function main() while(1) do keyboardPre...

In my script, it should switch if the target hasn't died in one minute. However, some people have reported it to not be working. Lets start with this: what keyboard layout are you using, and what key on your keyboard will target the next monster (is it the \ key)?

It's likely to be both a different address and offset. The character stores (I believe, haven't tested this theory) a pointer to it's target. I would start by finding the unique ID of the selected object, which hopefully is a pointer. That way, you could do something like this: targetptr = memoryRea...

is there an input command using micromacro? like get user input() if userInput = Y then Do this end If the user press X then it will do this function. Because I found some interesting offset that I want to be able to switch off and on without restarting micromacro Depends what you mean. You can set...

That's interesting. If you find HP, and then lookup the pointer, you should get 0x007835B4 + 0x128 (296 decimal). See if you've got this right. There has got to be, at some point, a static pointer. However, in some instances, it may be very difficult to find the correct pointer, and different lookup...

You should try asking on the cheat engine forum. What game are you working on, anyways?

That error basically means you're using an undeclared or undefined variable at that line number. I've inspected the code, and have found your problem. The script expects buffx_time where x is 1-4. -- Set a buff to 0 if you don't want to use it buff1_time = minutesToTimer(2); buff1_time = minutesToTi...

That looks like the old addresses to me. Are you sure you installed the newest version of the script properly?