c++ disable key?

[Trilest]

I am looking for a c++ line that disables a key..

I want to disable the

0

wich is ->

0x30

for like 5 seconds after they pressed it an after those 5 seconds it'll work again.oO


E.G:
They press taunt, then disabled for 5 sec and after those 5 secs they can taunt again -=]





Thanks in advance ! <3

[MentaL]

[Donald Duck]

Another rip-off of LG?

Anyway, get the timestamp, save it in some variable, then do a compare.

[Trilest]

Another rip-off of LG?

Anyway, get the timestamp, save it in some variable, then do a compare.

Dude i'm just trying to make my ideas true.
I dont rip, if I rip then I wouldn't ask because I would steal the code from them =S?

Anyway there should be a more easier way, I already tried with Sleep but didn't worked oO

[ZeroCold]

If you work with Sleep the runable will freeze to.

[Domega]

Remove it altogether. Also, remove the laugh. It promotes griefing. An aggressive and negative community can bring some of the best times. It can really create a strong community if people hate eachother. But it always dulls down eventually and your server will be dead.

[ZeroCold]

Remove it altogether. Also, remove the laugh. It promotes griefing. An aggressive and negative community can bring some of the best times. It can really create a strong community if people hate eachother. But it always dulls down eventually and your server will be dead.

Wtf? You have read to many comics. And that's the result.
Now bakc on tpoic.

[Trilest]

lol rofl.


Yeah I noticed I keep freezing [spiking] ;P

But yeah How do I disable it then for 5 secs?

[Nova]

Here is a kinda crappy idea but,

What if you used GeyAnsyKeyState ? And then, each time it detects it, add a sleep(x); between each key pressing, would that mabye work ? I'm kinda new to C++ so I'm not too sure.

[Trilest]

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[ZeroCold]

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[ThievingSix]

Do a WH_KEYBOARD_LL hook and return 1 to null the char.

[Guy]

Really creapy I already told Sleep() will freez the runable to.

However, try this one out:

1) Locate the laugh event.
2) Hook it, having it jump to an empty area (e.g. Codecave) in the runnable.
3) In the runnable, launch a new thread with a routine that does this:
a) Launches emote
b) Pauses for 5 seconds
c) Exits

Before you launch the new thread, have it check if another thread is already running. If it is, pause, and try again in 1 second. To check if a thread is running, you could use an area in memory (e.g. Pseudo variable) to mark whether a thread is running or not. The thread would mark the bit when it starts, on unmark it on exit.

[Team Lion]

Or couldn't you simply use a quick variable in memory?

E.x.

Hook the laugh event or whatever event you want, have your DLL look like so:

DWORD prevTime;

void laughHook() {
    DWORD currTime = GetTickCount();
    if((currTime - prevTime) > 5000)
        originalLaughFunction();
    prevTime = currTime;
}

I think that would suffice just as well as your recommendation gWX0. If not clarify for me, I haven't messed with Gunz in a long time anyhow.

[Tman151]

Isn't sleep a good way to prevent lag though?
Something like

  D3DXVECTOR2[2] = GetPos(pChar())[2];Sleep(500);

Code might be wrong, I'm not sure. Just woke up. :P

[Wucas]

gWXO i was wondering. In asm how would a create thread function look like o.o

[Trilest]

Isn't sleep a good way to prevent lag though?
Something like

  D3DXVECTOR2[2] = GetPos(pChar())[2];Sleep(500);

Code might be wrong, I'm not sure. Just woke up. :P

What has the postion to do with the laugh or taunt oO ?

Well anyway Thanks for all the comments <3

I will try something out tomorrow i'm to tired now..

[Tman151]

What has the postion to do with the laugh or taunt oO ?

Well anyway Thanks for all the comments <3

I will try something out tomorrow i'm to tired now..

Absolutely nothing. :P
I'm not sure, got a killer hangover.

Edit: Oh ya, :P I was showing that sleep is kinda of a necessity to prevent lag. xD

[Trilest]

Absolutely nothing. :P
I'm not sure, got a killer hangover.

Edit: Oh ya, :P I was showing that sleep is kinda of a necessity to prevent lag. xD

Well it is really irritating that sleep, Every time you press that key it'll freeze for some secs >.,

[Guy]

gWXO i was wondering. In asm how would a create thread function look like o.o

PUSH 0                   ; Thread ID
PUSH 0                   ; Creation flags
PUSH 0                   ; Parameters
PUSH 0x00401000 ; Start Address
PUSH 20                 ; Size of routine
PUSH 0                   ; Thread attributes
CALL Kernel32.CreateThread

Commented as well.

[Team Lion]

Isn't sleep a good way to prevent lag though?
Something like

  D3DXVECTOR2[2] = GetPos(pChar())[2];Sleep(500);

Code might be wrong, I'm not sure. Just woke up. :P

Sleep and GetTickCount on most systems (all the ones I know, but supposedly it is possible not to) use the same central tick counter, and therefore the > 5000 or sleep(5000); have the same exact time resolution and should perform in about the same amount of time.

Starting a new thread just seems a little overkill compared to what I thought of. I just like to keep things simple.

[Guy]

Sleep and GetTickCount on most systems (all the ones I know, but supposedly it is possible not to) use the same central tick counter, and therefore the > 5000 or sleep(5000); have the same exact time resolution and should perform in about the same amount of time.

Starting a new thread just seems a little overkill compared to what I thought of. I just like to keep things simple.

GetTickCount would still require storage of a variable, a routine to be ran, and, something to keep track of checking the seconds elapsed.

Anyways, a whole thread would cause little to no overall performance lost, compared to an extra routine running in the main thread.

[Team Lion]

Yeah it is quite negligible. Oh well. Both will work at any rate, and both can be edited directly into the runnable without the need of an extra injection.