[Tutorial] Auto Knife or Auto Med

V.I.P Posts : 78 Join date : 2008-01-04

This is a simple tutorial for making a Auto Knife or Auto Med.

What you need:

1. Visual Basic 6
2. Trainer_Module

- Credits -

1. x TM x - Made the tutorial

- First -

1. Make a new Project
2. Add the Trainer_Module to your Project
3. Make 1 Timer and 2 Button's

- Second -

1. Label one Button On
2. Label the other Button Off
3. Make sure that the Timer has a Interval of about 100 and isn't enabled

- Third -

1. In the On Button put this code:

Code:

Timer1.Enabled = True 'Starts

2. In the Off Button put this code:

Code:

Timer1.Enabled = False 'Stops

3. In the Form Load put this code:

Code:

CurrentProcess = "Put Process Here" 'Gets the games process

4. In the Timer1 put this code:

Code:

Call SendKeyChar(vbKey1) 'This is for taking out the Knife

Or...

Code:

Call SendKeyChar(vbKey9) 'This is for taking out the Med Pack

Add the sleep time:

Code:

Sleep(100) 'Use so it has time in between taking out the knife, and mass enter clicking.

And add the mass enter clicks:

Code:

Call SendKeyChar(vbKeyReturn) 'This makes it "Fire Weapon"

- Finishing Up -

You code should be similar to this:

Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
CurrentProcess = "Delta Force, V1.5.0.5"
End Sub

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Timer1.Enabled = True
End Sub

Private Sub Command2_Click()
Timer1.Enabled = False
End Sub

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
Call SendKeyChar(vbKey1)
Sleep(100)
Call SendKeyChar(vbKeyReturn)
End Sub

Note: vbKey1, vbKey9 and vbKeyReturn are the default settings for the Knife, Med Pack and Fire Weapon, also, set the Timer interval to whatever you want, the lower the number, the faster it gets.

Now build your project and test it out!

- Finished! -

This is the easiest way to make a Auto Knife or Auto Med, using this tutorial you can make other things too.
There are a lot of ways to improve this, I just chose the simplest way for the tutorial.

V.I.P Posts : 49 Join date : 2007-12-23

big, but well explained

But why 2 timers?

V.I.P Posts : 78 Join date : 2008-01-04

I have to redo that, it's a mistake, what I used before was one timer takes out knife and turns off, then another timer turns on and starts auto knifing, but you can do all that with one timer. Suspect

I'll fix it.

Admin Posts : 163 Join date : 2007-12-21

Nice work, thanks. Wink

V.I.P Posts : 78 Join date : 2008-01-04

Subject: Re: [Tutorial] Auto Knife or Auto Med Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:22 am

I think this is what Toyzzz meant tm.
( http://www.megaupload.com/?d=32QD001S )
just make one timer
and then make it set to whatever you would like it to do. In this example it would be

Code:: Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
Call SendKeyChar(vbKey1)
Sleep(100)
Call SendKeyChar(vbKeyReturn)
End Sub

Below is the code for the command...

Code:: if timer1.enabled = false then
timer1.enabled = true
elseif timer1.enabled = true then
timer1.enabled = true
end if

p.s, you can do a lot of stuff based off of this. Ex: You can change the forecolors of buttons, background colors, label captions, and all sorts of stuff.
To do something like that, just do this.