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 Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2023 7:45 am Post subject: Cheat Engine Tab layout for Main menu |
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Hello, I wanted to know if anyone could write a script in LUA to link screens on the main screen, and switch through the Tab button.
Like the Android tab layout.
That is, pressing the MemoryView button, the entire screen changes to the Memory View screen, etc.
This method was very popular and convenient in hosted windows, Cheat Engine always had one single focus when we switch from games to Cheat Engine.
It’s a pity, but I don’t know LUA, so if anyone is interested in a spectacular idea, can someone write it?)
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| Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2023 8:32 pm Post subject: |
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You can create a simple script in Lua to simulate tabbed navigation between different screens in your application. In this example, we'll use the concept of "pages" or "screens," and pressing a button will switch between these pages.
| Code: | -- Define your screens/pages as functions
local mainScreen = function()
-- Insert code to display the main screen content here
print("Main Screen")
end
local memoryViewScreen = function()
-- Insert code to display the Memory View screen content here
print("Memory View Screen")
end
local settingsScreen = function()
-- Insert code to display the Settings screen content here
print("Settings Screen")
end
-- Initialize the current screen to the main screen
local currentScreen = mainScreen
-- Function to switch to a different screen
local function switchScreen(newScreen)
currentScreen = newScreen
end
-- Simulate a tab-like navigation using buttons
local function onMemoryViewButtonClick()
switchScreen(memoryViewScreen)
end
local function onSettingsButtonClick()
switchScreen(settingsScreen)
end
-- Replace these print statements with actual screen rendering code
-- You can use a GUI library or your own rendering logic
-- Example usage:
mainScreen() -- Display the initial main screen
-- Simulate button clicks
onMemoryViewButtonClick() -- Switch to Memory View
currentScreen() -- Display the current screen (Memory View in this case)
onSettingsButtonClick() -- Switch to Settings
currentScreen() -- Display the current screen (Settings in this case)
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In this script, we define three screens (main, memory view, and settings) as functions. The switchScreen function allows us to change the currently displayed screen. When a button is clicked (simulated by onMemoryViewButtonClick and onSettingsButtonClick), it calls switchScreen to switch to the respective screen. You would replace the print statements with your actual screen rendering code using a GUI library or your own logic.
Keep in mind that this script is a basic example and doesn't include an actual GUI framework or event handling for button clicks. You would need to integrate this script with your specific Lua application and GUI library to make it work within your application's context.
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