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AznNoodles
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 Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:04 pm Post subject: [request]{visual c++}using .dll |
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how can i make a dll that sends a key delays a bit and them sends another and so on after pressing a button to the injected program
if press 0
sendkey a
sleep 200
sendkey b
or something like that
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AlbanainRetard
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| Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:32 pm Post subject: Re: [request]{visual c++}using .dll |
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| AznNoodles wrote: | how can i make a dll that sends a key delays a bit and them sends another and so on after pressing a button to the injected program
if press 0
sendkey a
sleep 200
sendkey b
or something like that |
Sleep(200);
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| Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:50 pm Post subject: Re: [request]{visual c++}using .dll |
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| AlbanainRetard wrote: | | AznNoodles wrote: | how can i make a dll that sends a key delays a bit and them sends another and so on after pressing a button to the injected program
if press 0
sendkey a
sleep 200
sendkey b
or something like that |
Sleep(200); |
I'm pretty sure that doesn't answer his question, at all...
OP: There are tons of examples of PostMessage. Look at that API to send keys. There are also examples of a PostMessage bypass if you need it.
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AznNoodles
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| Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 10:29 pm Post subject: Re: [request]{visual c++}using .dll |
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| Overload wrote: |
OP: There are tons of examples of PostMessage. Look at that API to send keys. There are also examples of a PostMessage bypass if you need it. |
any samples?
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| Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 10:41 pm Post subject: Re: [request]{visual c++}using .dll |
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| AznNoodles wrote: | | Overload wrote: |
OP: There are tons of examples of PostMessage. Look at that API to send keys. There are also examples of a PostMessage bypass if you need it. |
any samples? |
Ya, right here: http://forum.cheatengine.org/search.php
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| Code: | int main()
{
HWND mshWnd = FindWindow( "MapleStoryClass", 0);
for(;;Sleep(25)) {
if ( GetAsyncKeyState( 0x30 ) ) {
PostMessage_Trampoline( mshWnd, WM_KEYDOWN, 0x41, MapVirtualKey( 0x41, 0 ) << 16 );
Sleep(200);
PostMessage_Trampoline( mshWnd, WM_KEYDOWN, 0x42, MapVirtualKey( 0x42, 0 ) << 16 );
} return 0;
} |
assuming that your trying to send it to MapleStory....
but yeah i've never made a .dll it looks simple though,
and i pretty much built your main function, although i dont think its called main in a dll, look it up. AlbanianRetard made a simple tut on how to make a .dll
just recently also...
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MS VC++ has a template dll setup that is really easy to work with. (and I think Dev-Cpp has this as well)
When creating a project, tell MS VC++ you just start a new project, and change the type to dll.
There are tons of tutorial sites on how to figure out the last little pieces... ( like using WINAPI or _stdcall, etc. for function calls, and your export library)
As far as the "sendkeys": You can use the WinAPI GetAsyncKeyState() for a quick simple solution for reading if a key is pressed, and actually sending keys varies game to game. If it is a game that uses DirectInput, then you are going to have to use the SendInput function with the DI hex modifier for the game to read it. If the game takes the PostMessage (windows api function), then that is ideal.
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