Console Commands Dialog Box

[omenSP]

I made a thread about this in the discussion section. Here's my preview that I promised. Please give me any tips, suggestions, and things to do on this.

Also, if someone wants to, they can make a list that is sectioned for me so I can just copy / paste them in and edit the text like that.

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Oh, and most likely it'll be open-source.. unless I feel greedy.

Sorry for such a short post, I'm working on expanding it and making it better.
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@Justin Bieber
Please?

[HaxAttaxxx]

Well Done. :3

[omenSP]

Hah, thanks. :3

[Terell.]

Made it yourself ?

[omenSP]

Made it yourself ?

Completely, except finding the commands.

[Jabuuty671]

so all you did was make a list into an exe?

[omenSP]

so all you did was make a list into an exe?

Exactly!

EDIT:
Thanks for the approval.
Oh, and the screenshot.

I'm going to basically fill up the tab list so that there are all the commands with their own categories.
Well, all the commands that are useful that I've found in the multiple threads.

[NYhacker2]

Exactly!

I'm going to basically fill up the tab list so that there are all the commands with their own categories.

How about making it so I can click on a command in your window and have it automatically copy and paste into the running console?

Or at least automatically copy to clipboard so all I have to do is paste in console?

But allow multi-select so i can pick and choose all the commands in your window, all at once, that I want automatically copied to the running console.

Then this would be a cool program.

[Pie]

How about making it so I can click on a command in your window and have it automatically copy and paste into the running console?

Or at least automatically copy to clipboard so all I have to do is paste in console?

But allow multi-select so i can pick and choose all the commands in your window, all at once, that I want automatically copied to the running console.

Then this would be a cool program.

You know u could just highlight and copy and paste into console.

[Hitman 47]

You know you could add more commands.. or are there more

all this is just secondaries

[omenSP]

You know you could add more commands.. or are there more

all this is just secondaries

Did you read the first post?

I made a thread about this in the discussion section. Here's my preview that I promised. Please give me any tips, suggestions, and things to do on this.

Also, if someone wants to, they can make a list that is sectioned for me so I can just copy / paste them in and edit the text like that.

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Oh, and most likely it'll be open-source.. unless I feel greedy.

Sorry for such a short post, I'm working on expanding it and making it better.
Remember that thanks button, I really love it. :3

Note the bolded "Preview" and "I'm working on expanding it and making it better."
And the thread is a [Preview] thread.

[buzzzboy]

I don't see the point of this...if anything, it'll attract attention, and it's asking to get the commands patched.

If you want fast, just type all of your binds with commands in a text document, copy the whole thing, open console, paste all at once and hit enter.

[grey489177]

I see potential in this code. Here is what i would do if i were you.

Make more tabs that cover the other areas (movement, character attrib, etc)
Make a button on the right of each command that will copy that command to clipboard.
Make a textbox entry for binding keys ex: bind "(text1.text)" "(text2.text)" for key and command.
Make a local .ini file to act like a database where players can add their own commonly used commands to be included int he list.

All of this is just my opinion of what could be done from here.

Good that you are contributing.

Edit: Do you mind if i take your idea and run with it and make a program of my own? Dont wanna step on anyones toes.

[DanK]

If your doing this in autoit the copy thing is easy...

just clipput("whatever")
or clipput($whatever)

[grey489177]

If your doing this in autoit the copy thing is easy...

just clipput("whatever")
or clipput($whatever)

vb6 already got 70% of it done, adding in more commands as we speak. It just doesn't have the ini option. Rethinking that, it just doesn't seem as useful an option as it did at the time.

instead of tabs, combob ox's