Java Counter-Strike Overlay Problem

Hello everybody so I decided to try and code an overlay in Java for Counter-Strike: GO (Or pretty much any version since its basic).

Screen:
http://postimg.org/image/rfrpae0cv/full/

The problem is that as I move my mouse around the cursor sometimes pops on the screen or if its exactly on the overlay the overlay comes to front.
How do I fix that ? Can I make JFrame unclickable or something ?

Cheers

Originally Posted by maximalista

Hello everybody so I decided to try and code an overlay in Java for Counter-Strike: GO (Or pretty much any version since its basic).

Screen:
http://postimg.org/image/rfrpae0cv/full/

The problem is that as I move my mouse around the cursor sometimes pops on the screen or if its exactly on the overlay the overlay comes to front.
How do I fix that ? Can I make JFrame unclickable or something ?

Cheers

Why are you trying to use Java for Counter-Strike, or any game not written in Java.... That's your problem.

Why not ? For fun ? And that's not the problem....

Originally Posted by maximalista

Why not ? For fun ? And that's not the problem....

Java doesn't have a true method of hooking into games, because it doesn't use Direct3D... So you're basically just overlaying a stand-alone program... I still see your problem of using Java instead of actually writing over the game with D3D with C++.

Use D3D to code the overlay.
Java is bad to use with games that are coded with C++.
You could always hide the mouse when hovering over the overlay.

Code:

// Transparent cursor.
BufferedImage cursorImg = new BufferedImage(16, 16, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB);


// Create a new blank cursor.
Cursor blankCursor = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createCustomCursor(
    cursorImg, new Point(0, 0), "blank cursor");


// Set the blank cursor to the JFrame.
mainJFrame.getContentPane().setCursor(blankCursor);

Originally Posted by αяgуяσѕ

Use D3D to code the overlay.
Java is bad to use with games that are coded with C++.
You could always hide the mouse when hovering over the overlay.

Code:

// Transparent cursor. BufferedImage cursorImg = new BufferedImage(16, 16, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB); // Create a new blank cursor. Cursor blankCursor = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createCustomCursor( cursorImg, new Point(0, 0), "blank cursor"); // Set the blank cursor to the JFrame. mainJFrame.getContentPane().setCursor(blankCursor);

Thank you for siding with me.

I wouldn't say bad. However I found a solution to my problem.

Originally Posted by maximalista

I wouldn't say bad. However I found a solution to my problem.

It is bad.. Why would you not use the easier of 2 options that can actually hook to the game?

What do you mean bad ? If you mean bad as of hard, then that's no problem for me. I've come across plenty of ways to hack with java, there are even plenty of libraries. Using C++ simply because it's easier takes the fun and creativity away, at least for me. And yes if I decide to make something "hardcore" I would use C++, but I never said I am making something "hardcore". I am just fooling around with java and finding alternate ways of doing stuff. Plus it helps get a better understanding of the language itself. And please stop giving me C++ snippets as if I am an idiot, its insulting...

Originally Posted by maximalista

Snippets? when did anyone ever give you C++ snippets?
Don't see how trying to get Java to overlay with CSGO a good of learning the language as there a lot more and better uses for coding in java.
The only reason why you should use java is because of its oop which clearly making something for csgo doesn't really help with.

If you have nothing productive to say I suggest you stop spamming here, better off if someone closes this thread......

Originally Posted by maximalista

If you have nothing productive to say I suggest you stop spamming here, better off if someone closes this thread......

Productive?
You made a post asking for help, I gave you help and even gave advice on it.
If you didn't want help or didn't want to be criticized then you shouldn't have made this post in the first place.

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