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Gear2ndGandalf
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 Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2023 5:48 pm Post subject: How Can i Auto-Attach Multiple Games In One Table? |
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I'm working on Devil May Cry HD Collection and want the table to auto attach to whichever game I'm running at the time (whether it is dmc1, dmc2, or dmc3). How would I go about doing this? What I've done below does not work.
| Code: | PROCESS_NAME = 'dmc1.exe, dmc2.exe, dmc3.exe'
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-------- Auto Attach
--------
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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Gear2ndGandalf
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| Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2023 5:02 pm Post subject: |
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Lefixer gave me a solution below!
| Code: | local PROCESS_NAMES = { 'dmc1.exe', 'dmc2.exe', 'dmc3.exe', }
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-------- Auto Attach
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local maxTicks = 10
local timerTick = 0
local processCheck = createTimer(getMainForm())
processCheck.Interval = 60000 -- 1 minute, 60 * 1000
processCheck.OnTimer = function(sender)
if timerTick > maxTicks then sender.destroy() end
local pl = getProcessList()
local function checkProcess(list, name)
for k,v in pairs(list) do
if v == name then
openProcess(k)
end
end
end
for i = 1, #PROCESS_NAMES do
checkProcess(pl, PROCESS_NAMES[i])
end
timerTick = timerTick + 1
end |
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