[HELP] AntiBot - How to make my program take it!

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Look into this.

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[Blubb1337]

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This has nothing to do with the topic at all. Take your time reading his posts and not only the title.

[Prfction]

Litle bit OfTopic:


I've tried with Hotkeys, and get this message:

A call to PInvoke function 'Prfction!Prfction.Form1::GetAsyncKeyState' has unbalanced the stack. This is likely because the managed PInvoke signature does not match the unmanaged target signature. Check that the calling convention and parameters of the PInvoke signature match the target unmanaged signature.

Dim Hotkeyss As Boolean
Hotkeyss = GetAsyncKeyState(Keys.F10)

And yes I have

Public Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal vKey As Long) As Integer

&

Dim StartHotKey As Boolean
Dim StopHotKey As Boolean

Then I can't use my program when i debugg.

Hope it is an answer here until tomorrow

Gnite

[Blubb1337]

Public Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal vKey As Int16) As Int32


On a timer (ENABLE IT)

dim hotkey as boolean = getasynckeystate(Keys.F10)

If hotkey
'do something
end if

[Prfction]

Public Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal vKey As Int16) As Int32


On a timer (ENABLE IT)

dim hotkey as boolean = getasynckeystate(Keys.F10)

If hotkey
'do something
end if

Ty! Now the hotkeys works. But it doesn't do what i want :s

dim hotkey as boolean = getasynckeystate(Keys.F7)
If hotkey Then
            Timer1.Start()
            Button2.Text = "...."
            Button1.Text = "Stop"
            TextBox2.Enabled = False
            TextBox3.Enabled = False
            Timer1.Interval = TextBox2.Text + "0" 'do something
            Timer2.Stop()
        End If

That is supposed to start a timer so my spammer starts. And do that you can't write in any of the textboxes. But instead. It just reset what i've wrote in textboxes, and don't starts the timer..

Where em I wrong?

I did get it to work =D

Just swapping some codes here and there and it worked

[Jason]

Ty! Now the hotkeys works. But it doesn't do what i want :s

dim hotkey as boolean = getasynckeystate(Keys.F7)
If hotkey Then
            Timer1.Start()
            Button2.Text = "...."
            Button1.Text = "Stop"
            TextBox2.Enabled = False
            TextBox3.Enabled = False
            Timer1.Interval = TextBox2.Text + "0" 
            Timer2.Stop()
        End If

That is supposed to start a timer so my spammer starts. And do that you can't write in any of the textboxes. But instead. It just reset what i've wrote in textboxes, and don't starts the timer..

Where em I wrong?

dim hotkey as boolean = getasynckeystate(Keys.F7)

If hotkey = True Then
            Timer1.Start()
            Button2.Text = "...."
            Button1.Text = "Stop"
            TextBox2.Enabled = False
            TextBox3.Enabled = False
            Timer1.Interval = TextBox2.Text + "0" 
            Timer2.Stop()
        End If

Try that first, any other errors just tell me.

[Prfction]

dim hotkey as boolean = getasynckeystate(Keys.F7)

If hotkey = True Then
            Timer1.Start()
            Button2.Text = "...."
            Button1.Text = "Stop"
            TextBox2.Enabled = False
            TextBox3.Enabled = False
            Timer1.Interval = TextBox2.Text + "0" 
            Timer2.Stop()
        End If

Try that first, any other errors just tell me.

Hehe, I did miss that first. Then i'd put it in, and it still didn't work.But I mixed someother code too, then i'd get it to work

I'm working on my first project in visual basic a spammer.../yea

[Jason]

Hehe, I did miss that first. Then i'd put it in, and it still didn't work.But I mixed someother code too, then i'd get it to work

I'm working on my first project in visual basic a spammer.../yea

So are you saying it's working now or not?

*sigh* another spammer. It better be good.

[Blubb1337]

Tip:

Use your data types correctly.

Dim text as string = "whatever"
Dim number as integer = 0 'see no ""

text = text + "something"

text += "something"

number += "5"

number += 5

You don't add a string to an integer even though if that works, the code will be 'cleaner' without. So watch your data types.

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Furthermore, why would you add a + "0" to your timer's interval. Not minding that you have put the 0 into a string, but why adding 0, it does not do anything o_O. 1 would be useful if some1 writes letters in the textbox but 0 o_O.

CInt() // Val() avoid the program to stop working when some1 actually enters a letter or spaces into the textbox. You better use a numericupdown.

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The true is UNNECESSARY. Even MSDN says, that you shouldn't use it in such constructions.

If hotkey Then
 Timer1.Interval = Val(TextBox2.Text) + 1 'to make sure the value is atleast 1 cuz if some1 enters a letter teh value will be 0 
            Timer1.start
            Button2.Text = "...."
            Button1.Text = "Stop"
            TextBox2.Enabled = False
            TextBox3.Enabled = False
           
            Timer2.Stop()
        End If

Post your timer1/timer2 code if that does not work.

[Prfction]

Tip:

Use your data types correctly.

Dim text as string = "whatever"
Dim number as integer = 0 'see no ""

text = text + "something"

text += "something"

number += "5"

number += 5

You don't add a string to an integer even though if that works, the code will be 'cleaner' without. So watch your data types.

-----------------------------------------------

Furthermore, why would you add a + "0" to your timer's interval. Not minding that you have put the 0 into a string, but why adding 0, it does not do anything o_O. 1 would be useful if some1 writes letters in the textbox but 0 o_O.

CInt() // Val() avoid the program to stop working when some1 actually enters a letter or spaces into the textbox. You better use a numericupdown.

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The true is UNNECESSARY. Even MSDN says, that you shouldn't use it in such constructions.

If hotkey Then
 Timer1.Interval = Val(TextBox2.Text) + 1 'to make sure the value is atleast 1 cuz if some1 enters a letter teh value will be 0 
            Timer1.start
            Button2.Text = "...."
            Button1.Text = "Stop"
            TextBox2.Enabled = False
            TextBox3.Enabled = False
           
            Timer2.Stop()
        End If

Post your timer1/timer2 code if that does not work.

I'll add + 0 to the timer becuase of else if someone types in 1. It sends 1000 msg each second... So the fastest it can send is 10, or nothing.


You Can't enter a letter in the textbox

[Hassan]

I'll add + 0 to the timer becuase of else if someone types in 1. It sends 1000 msg each second... So the fastest it can send is 10, or nothing.


You Can't enter a letter in the textbox

\Facepalm

10 still sends 900 or 1000 !!

The real difference starts at 100s !

[Prfction]

\Facepalm

10 still sends 900 or 1000 !!

The real difference starts at 100s !

If the interval is 10 then it sends 100 pr second.. 10*100 = 1000... ? /

[Jason]

just make a numeric up-down and set min to 100?

[Prfction]

just make a numeric up-down and set min to 100?

Don't need to, it works sweet the way it is