SolarStrike Software

I've used it before but I want to avoid injecting things since that breaks the rules sadly. hmm

I'm hoping to find a less hacky way to do it. It's not really for a bot it's only information from logs as a overlay in game to assist with a few things.

I want to make a overlay gui for a java game not write a java game. I need to write data to the game window without it interfering with mouse clicks and such to =\

I'm curious if anyone has any idea how I could write a GUI overlay for a java game? Maybe some good resources on the subject or any useful libraries I could look into would be great.

I'm guessing it's the application causing it. I'll see about finding the memory addresses for the mouse pointer tomorrow, hopefully they don't change around while the app is running like the others.

Is there any solution for virtual input functions that require my mouse to at least be within the client window?

Edit: Maybe running with a VM but is there any that work well with java?

Sorry, I completely forgot lua could be used like that. I've been out of the loop for a while. I'll go study up a bit again thanks.

Edit: Thankfully it's a simple .txt without any format other then the bottom line is the current event happening.

I went ahead and tried to do some memory scanning with CE but it seems that may be more tricky. After I find the address of the event log messages and attach the debugger to sort out the pointers the address of the event log messages change. Micromacro doesn't have a txt file reading plugin does it?

I just want to avoid attaching debuggers and such to the game all together. I will just use getPixel and keep the search area very small like 5x5 to 10x10.

I'm still working on this. Seems I still have more logic to work through to solve any potential problems, but still cannot seem to figure out why the DIBits is returning all 0xFFFFFF. However, I have found some bugs in your code as well: winX, winY, winW, winH = window.getRect(hwnd); This should be...

Thanks. I'm still messing with it some. Do you know if just using getPixel() would be in a double for loop to scan an area would be a bad idea? I'll try to test it but I'm not sure how to just yet lol.

I'm unable to reproduce that at all. Have you overwritten all files with the pack I uploaded? Yeah, I just deleted the old one before extracting the new. It works just fine there. What is the target application you're trying to check against? It could be related to how that window is being rendered...

I'm not sure what exactly I would call this but when it comes to coding a script in MM2 what was your thought on how this should be done? I was thinking of using states in main to determine what I'd be doing with the incoming events but is this what you had intended? I'm coding a very simple color d...

The 64bit upload still seems to have the same issue with wrong number of arguments. Also for some reason while using the 32bit MM becomes unresponsive when the pixelSearch returns true I believe. function macro.init() hwnd = window.find("testJavaClient"); winX, winY, winW, winH = window.ge...

I get an error after replacing MM that says "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application".

Thanks, I'll give this a try later today.

Just something I was playing with, I haven't used the newer version of MM till just tonight really so. function macro.init() hwnd = window.find("test"); print(window.getTitle(hwnd)); end local running = true; function macro.main() return running; end function macro.event(e, data1, data2, d...

I looked up this issue and it seems the answer is suppose to be to make sure my mm is updated which I believe I got the latest version 1.91.41. As far as I can tell from the wiki this is correct. hwnd is a valid window handle to so I'm not sure why this is happening. window.pixelSearch(hwnd, 72, 120...

The game doesn't really allow you to edit it, when you do try to edit the files it just re-downloads them.

edit: I'm not finding any .jar file for it yet... I don't know much around how java stores stuff normally. I can use the jnpl to launch it but I haven't found a jar yet.

Hm, i will check into it when i get home.