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the writer of prospeed is Frank Abbing

he is german

he's a very nice men pointed me to the right direction for calling the dll

he's the real programmer !

i am just calling the dll functions :P

it was hard to master, took me 2 weeks, has to translate from german to dutch

and tranlate te source xprofan (german programming tool) to AutoIt.

iam trying to make this a udf and trying to call a second dll for text effects

but i don't know how long this takes for me

if it take to much time,then i release the source to the bord for people to make there own udf's :D

best recards jpam

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Good luck with the UDF Jpam, I`m sure a lot of people are going to find this useful!

Btw, was the Midi tune playing in the demo part of Prospeed as well?

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nope ,it was AutoIt playing with the sound.udf

prospeed has it own sound support via directX

but i had no time to translate that part of the dll :P

it has joystick and mouse support to !

over 200 functions

best recards

jpam

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Yeah i had originally seen that i found out this place using resurrect page and using the internets cache and googles translate page

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=ht...Flanguage_tools

plus heres another page with scripts of something

http://web.archive.org/web/*/prospeed.dyndns.org/*

another place to download

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=ht...Flanguage_tools

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Great piece of work.

If you're having a problem with some of the dll calls then perhaps a search of the Free Basic forums will help. Some of those people have been using the prospeed.dll for some time now.

I think I've also seen reference to it in the Kixtart forums.

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Wow jpam, nice work. That's a very impressive dll (I know you didn't make it, but you did a great job calling it :P). Does anyone have any links to somewhere where I could maybe read up on how exactly to create a .dll? I know you can do it in Visual Basic 2005, but I don't understand how to go about creating one. When open .dll files in Notepad I get a bunch of jibberish:

hfèÈ  hPfhfè9   hfè   Àuh V  j  PfPèF

I don't understand how people write this??? Is there some special way to write a .dll then compile into this wierd code? Thanks for any help.

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DLL's are just like any other program, just compiled in a different way. You're seeing this gibberish because notepad doesn't have the ability to hex edit.

You get the same thing when opening files like EXE, and even Jpg in a text editor.

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Wow jpam, nice work. That's a very impressive dll (I know you didn't make it, but you did a great job calling it :D). Does anyone have any links to somewhere where I could maybe read up on how exactly to create a .dll? I know you can do it in Visual Basic 2005, but I don't understand how to go about creating one. When open .dll files in Notepad I get a bunch of jibberish:

hfèÈ  hPfhfè9   hfè   Àuh V  j  PfPèF

I don't understand how people write this??? Is there some special way to write a .dll then compile into this wierd code? Thanks for any help.

visual basic can only create active x dlls but DLLs are just like executables but you basically pass paramaters through to them and stuff lol. Most DLL's are made in C++, so just google it :P
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First play with this:

#include <IE.au3>

$X = 800
$Y = 800
$Deg = 0

InetGet ( "http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/graphics/autoit_builder_wall_800x600.jpg" ,"C:autoit_builder_wall.jpg" )
$Pic = "C\:autoit_builder_wall.jpg"

Grey($Pic, $X ,$Y)

For $Deg = 0 to 360
    Rotate($Pic, $X, $Y, $Deg)
Next

Produces an error of

F:\Autoiit\ProSpeed Test.au3 (50) : ==> Subscript used with non-Array variable.:

$S_WIDTH = DllCall($S_DLL,"long","GetBmpWidth","long",$S_PIC[0])

$S_WIDTH = DllCall($S_DLL,"long","GetBmpWidth","long",$S_PIC^ ERROR

When I try to use either function.

Keep up the good Work! :P

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InetGet ( "http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/graphics/autoit_builder_wall_800x600.jpg" ,"C:autoit_builder_wall.jpg" )

$Pic = "C\:autoit_builder_wall.jpg"

They should be like so:

InetGet ( "http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/graphics/autoit_builder_wall_800x600.jpg" ,"C:\autoit_builder_wall.jpg" )
$Pic = "C:\autoit_builder_wall.jpg"
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I didn't test the script, only pointed out those two errors.

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