Does anyone know how to do this?
How do I attatch a AHK script to my .exe file?? C# project.. ??
As If I want to like... Make a program.. So I can press a button, and it runs my script.. but if I later on want to run a 2nd script.. I just press another button?
As If like I had 3 scripts inside of my program? could I make hotkeys for them to run? EX like typing "ALT+SHIFT+F1"
Does anyone know how to do this?
This would be very nice to know though... I've been looking for this too
try this;
more info on process.start() hereCode:using System.Diagnostics; string winpath = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("windir"); string path = System****.Path.GetDirectoryName( System.Windows.Forms.Application.ExecutablePath); Process.Start(winpath + @"\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\Installutil.exe", path + "\\MyService.exe");
btw, you can hardcode the .ahk script inside the program, so that it builds it on runtime (and makes it hidden on the same directory as the .exe)
This means the user only has to download a .exe and gets the scripts upon running, he doesnt see them (normally) either, so you are good.
you can get the bytes from a file, put them in your code, and make your program build a new ahk script using the hex values from the bytes you hardcoded in the program.
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Current Project:
SimpleExaltHack
Outdated stuff I made in the past:
Famebot
Clientless tradebot
RotMG ping checker
Zautonexus crack
You can import it to resources and load from them without extracting. You can use Enigma virtual box for file virtualization
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