[C# DLL] aHook, use ASM through EndScene hook

[fusspawn]

We do, But somepeople like to be picky :/

[caytchen]

We do, But somepeople like to be picky :/

Circumventing UAC, hard enough from the technical POV, makes no sense. The best way to get rid of it is by exploiting its biggest weakness: its annoying as hell. So force the annoying popup, most users are tired to the point where they'll just instinctively click continue. I hear a fancy icon helps, plus code signing has been proven useless and insecure, too, but 99% of the time you won't even have to go down that path. (http://news.softpedia.com/news/New-S...n-148213.shtml is related)

[FenixTX2]

Running my application with admin privileges is fine, embedding manifests with VS2008 is pretty straight forward.
The problem is having to run WoW with elevated privileges ... it's irritating and it seems to disable the keyboard hooks for applications like vent.

[DarkLinux]

I hate to ask this question b/c its not really related, but I am using ahook and I am calling the api RunMacroText. Work really good when I use a macro with '/use' but when I try to use '/run' it does not work. Any ideas why? Should I create a macro and then call it? Or is it more simple?

Example,
Works,
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"/use [noflyable, nomounted]" + ground + "\");");

Does not,
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"/run CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\",1)\");");

[JuJuBoSc]

Does not,
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"/run CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\",1)\");");

This is retarded, just use : commands = ("CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\",1);");

[Cypher]

This is retarded, just use : commands = ("CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\",1);");

I use:
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"RunMacroText(\"CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\",1)\")\");");

[DarkLinux]

That was an example, my question was how can I use the '/run' in a macro. I was just looking for a simple answer like " /run does not work fag" or something like that... lols

Thanks for the help, love you guys! Keep up the hate!

Also Thanks Cypher, just by looking at that code I know it will work! Where the hell is that winking smiley face.

[MaiN]

I use:
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"RunMacroText(\"CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\",1)\")\");");

Troll fail; that would be:
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"/run RunMacroText(\"/run CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\", 1)\")\");");

[mnbvc]

you have to use /script and not /run !
this should work:
commands = ("RunMacroText(\"/script RunMacroText(\"/script CallCompanion(\"MOUNT\", 1)\")\");");

[lanman92]

Lol.


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[DreadN0ught]

Really need help, Getting this error:


Help would be LOVED!
btw: I'm using the exact source code as on the homepage(Debugged just incase it contained errors inwhich it did)

[Chinchy]

Add BlackMagic to references.

[Robske]

Really need help, Getting this error:

Help would be LOVED!
btw: I'm using the exact source code as on the homepage(Debugged just incase it contained errors inwhich it did)

Are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?

You must add a reference to assembly 'BlackMagic'.

[_Mike]

Are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?

You must add a reference to assembly 'BlackMagic'.

Indeed, which would have been obvious if he had actually read the error messages.. Specifically #1.
Sometimes I wonder why people think they are going to be able to code something useful if they can't even read basic error messages.

(Debugged just incase it contained errors inwhich it did)

Those are compiler errors, not debugger errors.

[HeroXx]

Can anyone re upload this? Attachments are still buggered.