Spammer Tool

[AzzyG]

I was bored so I made this simple spammer


If you want to piss off the enemy team, type "/all gg ez" in the box
(I'm not responsible for any chat bans!)


Cred to me


Screenshot:


If you need two scrn shots, tell me.

Virus scans:
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https://virusscan.jotti.org/en-US/fi...job/btjow9hipa

[DarknzNet]

File is safe to use. Approved.

[AzzyG]

I'll add hotkeys in the next update. Someone else said that he would, he didn't so I decided to make it myself

[DarknzNet]

I'll add hotkeys in the next update. Someone else said that he would, he didn't so I decided to make it myself

Yeah that would be nice .

[AzzyG]

I'll also change the speed. It spams way to fast now. @ @DarknzNet , how do you add change speed buttons?

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If no one knows, I'll just change the speed

[Dynamite]

I'll also change the speed. It spams way to fast now. @ @DarknzNet , how do you add change speed buttons?

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If no one knows, I'll just change the speed

If you could instead make a button to change speed that would be great, sometimes on my alts I like to spam fast af.

[DarknzNet]

I'll also change the speed. It spams way to fast now. @ @DarknzNet , how do you add change speed buttons?

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If no one knows, I'll just change the speed

To change spam speed you can use Sleep function

int Delay = 5;

//Spam
Thread.Sleep(Delay);

Or what do you mean?

[AzzyG]

To change spam speed you can use Sleep function

int Delay = 5;

//Spam
Sleep(Delay);

Or what do you mean?

I meant. How do I add a button to the form, and make it change speed when you click the button.

Also I added the hotkeys, but they don't work. I added them like:

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.V && e.Modifiers == Keys.Control)
{
       timer1.Start();
}

[DarknzNet]

I meant. How do I add a button to the form, and make it change speed when you click the button.

Also I added the hotkeys, but they don't work. I added them like:

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.V && e.Modifiers == Keys.Control)
{
       timer1.Start();
}

Both those are easy to do if you understand C# .NET

You gotta learn more .

[Zaczero]

I meant. How do I add a button to the form, and make it change speed when you click the button.

Also I added the hotkeys, but they don't work. I added them like:

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.V && e.Modifiers == Keys.Control)
{
       timer1.Start();
}

You have to use global keyboard hook
So it will work not only in app

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I meant. How do I add a button to the form, and make it change speed when you click the button.

Also I added the hotkeys, but they don't work. I added them like:

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.V && e.Modifiers == Keys.Control)
{
       timer1.Start();
}

+ button: int delay +10
- button: int delay -10

spam thread:
while(true) {
doSpam();
Thread.Sleep(delay);
}

[New]

To change spam speed you can use Sleep function
<...>

Didn't find any threads in OP's code, Thread.Sleep would freeze the GUI thread.

Instead I suggest OP uses tasks: (instead of timers as well)

 
const int DELAY = 5;
public async void sendMsg(){
//send keys

await Task.Delay(DELAY);
}

or even better

const int DELAY = 5;
public async void sendMsg(){
//Sometimes sendkeys runs too fast, give some delay
SendKeys("{ENTER}");
await Task.Delay(DELAY);
SendKeys(message);
await Task.Delay(DELAY);
SendKeys("{ENTER}");
await Task.Delay(DELAY);
}

Then, put it in a do{}while() or call it recursively (not sure if tasks can cause stack memory overflow, so I suggest do while loop)

PS: code written without an IDE or testing, so excuse possible false syntax.

[Zaczero]

Didn't find any threads in OP's code, Thread.Sleep would freeze the GUI thread.

Instead I suggest OP uses tasks: (instead of timers as well)

 
const int DELAY = 5;
public async void sendMsg(){
//send keys

await Task.Delay(DELAY);
}

or even better

const int DELAY = 5;
public async void sendMsg(){
//Sometimes sendkeys runs too fast, give some delay
SendKeys("{ENTER}");
await Task.Delay(DELAY);
SendKeys(message);
await Task.Delay(DELAY);
SendKeys("{ENTER}");
await Task.Delay(DELAY);
}

Then, put it in a do{}while() or call it recursively (not sure if tasks can cause stack memory overflow, so I suggest do while loop)

PS: code written without an IDE or testing, so excuse possible false syntax.

Only stupid ppl use Thread.Sleep() in the gui thread
Async isn't perfect.
Everything before await is beeing invoked in the gui thread what means that it isn't 100% new thread and still can freeze the gui
Create new thread instead
Async is good for button clicks etc.
If you use infinite loop use Thread.
You can always abort it

[New]

Only stupid ppl use Thread.Sleep() in the gui thread
Async isn't perfect.
Everything before await is beeing invoked in the gui thread what means that it isn't 100% new thread and still can freeze the gui
Create new thread instead

Threads are an overkill for sendkeys, also, his code uses Sendkeys(textbox1.text) which would crossthread with the gui thread since it tries to access textbox1, and could cause a deadlock, if crossthread checking is disabled

Not to mention that closing the app doesn't always terminate the thread.

[Zaczero]

Threads are an overkill for sendkeys, also, his code uses Sendkeys(textbox1.text) which would crossthread with the gui thread since it tries to access textbox1.

Not to mention that closing the app doesn't always terminate the thread.

It doesn't terminate the thread because you don't set thr.IsBackground = true;
I would suggest adding textbox1 value change event to change global variable and then use this variable in the new thread without crash
Ofc there is a way to invoke it in the gui thread but it is quite inefficient

[New]

If you use infinite loop use Thread.
You can always abort it

Afaik, op has a stop button, thus he doesn't want an infinite loop.

You can always abort it? Internally maybe, with the return keyword, but good luck with thread.abort
Throwing an exception to the thread is unstable, you don't know where the code will stop running. Sure, it doesnt matter in this certain program, but why be lazy and do it like that.

Tasks work just fine, sendkeys wouldnt freeze the GUI even if you run it on the GUI thread, it's very lightweight.