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To quote the real reason for the first part of your question, as taken from another forum. No discussion related to automating your inactive window so you can bot your game and do other things.

Because you aren't ever clearing up the memory used when it loads all those webpages. Ascend4nt has a thread: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=115352 with a udf full of functions to handle processes. You can use that to make a call to your autoit script to free its working load set.

There are examples on the function documentation on this site and in the install directory for AutoIt. That aside, this person is scripting to automate a multiplayer game...

If you're not making a bot why do you have this same question listed on epvp in their autoit section? (If you don't know, epvp is all about cheating and hacking). http://www.elitepvpers.de/forum/autoit/706784-memory-offsets.html Where you're talking about reading the current health and mana values of your character? (and I'm not going to mention your other threads on epvp, just don't come on here and lie about your intentions.)

http://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/Decompiling_FAQ For all the answers to that question you could want.

I'm not going to lie. I doubt you legally have the right to run a server for that game. I am clearly assuming you're running a private server and for some reason want to prevent botting on it, which makes no sense. If you were the owner of that company you wouldn't be on here asking for solutions to this problem as you would have programmers under your payroll that made the game itself. If you owned the server/software you could edit the software itself to have a process spawn as part of its process tree to do what you are wanting to do instead of trying to do it with AutoIt or dll injection at run time(seriously?) (obviously, no, I cant nor would I help you) That aside. The best deterrent to botting is in the game design itself, not in an anti-cheat system.

I'm pretty sure an auto-flooder is malicious by its very nature.

Did the op take out a reference to an auto flooder? If that is what this about that involves game automation. x.x

File hashes are a not a good method to ensure file integrity in this context as you can change the file to come out to the desired hash. @Warmonger: So you own gamersfirst....? Or private server? Borderline legality if thats the case, but anyway... Even if you hide your process in a process, as it where, its still not hidden from people, nor are the resources packed into the executable. I would think you'd want to find a better method to go about this.

I don't think you get what he's saying. To be able to search for a pixel in a window that window has to be drawn on screen. For example a window completely hidden doesn't count as being on screen. However; a window that is not hidden but below another window still counts as being drawn on screen and you can search for a pixel on a window that is not top-most. Hooking into paint would let you do a lot of things but I don't think it would let you use pixelsearch on its window when you've made it hidden.

Rule number 4 from their ToS: Rule 5 from their Code of Conduct: Translation from google is rough but its pretty straightforward.

Global Const $path = "C:\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe" Global Const $proc = "Wow.exe" Global Const $win = "World of Warcraft" Global Const $acc = "account" Global Const $pass = "pass" Global $pid Run($path) If @error Then Msgbox(0,"Error","Process failed to run.") EndIf $pid = ProcessExists($proc) If @error Then Msgbox(0,"Error","Can't find client.") EndIf Do If Not WinActive($win) Then WinActivate($win) EndIf Until WinActive($win) ;Sleep time is arbitrary. Sleep(10000) Send($acc) Send("{TAB}") Send($pass) MouseClick("primary",636,572,1,1) Seems Controlclick doesn't work but maybe I did my syntax wrong, this works on my system as far as I could tell, my account isn't active tho This could be shortened down. You can edit the config.wtf file in the wow folder to automatically enter your account name and password, just as a by the way.

You could write your own function, call it ControlClickDelay with all the parameters for ControlClick with one more for the delay time, then call a ControlClick(params) with a sleep after.

http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/intro/lang_loops.htm Might be some good reading

This? http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=99631