CA_Launcher v.0.1
CA_Launcher is a small program that goes through all the running processes and checks them against a list of prohibited programs. If none of them are found, it runs Combat Arms. If one of them is found, the program will tell the user to close the program and exits.
The idea of the program was to prevent accidental bans by the enhanced server logs, as it's known on the CA EU community. By accidental bans I mean bans that are caused when the user, for example, hacks in a single player game with Cheat Engine and forgets to close it before running CA. Or the user hacks in a Facebook game with Autoclick and isn't aware that running it together with CA is bannable.
The community, however, didn't really appreciate my work and called me a virus creator. So now I'm looking for different audiences.
The uses for this community that I have come up with so far are these:
- You could play safely with your real account without the risk of some running process getting detected.
- Modders don't need their tools running when the game starts so this program could make sure that none of them is running when the game starts. I think at least some of them are bannable.
I have many features in my mind that I might be able to implement. It could basically automate almost anything that needs to be done or checked before running CA. I won't however go through the trouble of implementing any additional features if no one finds this useful.
So, would you guys have use for this program? You can also suggest a feature you would like to see.
There isn't much to screen in this program because it usually only flashes before it runs CA. This is the message that will pop up when blacklisted software is found.
How to use it:
1. Download the program and extract the files to your Combat Arms folder.
2. When you want to play CA, click "CA_Launcher" instead of "Combat Arms". Note that you need to run CA_Launcher as administrator or it won't be able to start Combat Arms (you can change it to automatically run as administrator).
For convenience you can change your Combat Arms shortcut to run CA_Launcher instead of Combat Arms:
1. Right click your Combat Arms shortcut and choose properties.
2. Change "*Path-to-your-CA-folder*\CombatArms.exe" to "*Path-to-your-CA-folder*\CA_Launcher.exe"
3. You might also need change the icon back to Combat Arms icon.
The current blacklist (all of these are bannable in CA EU):
Cheat Engine 64-bit
Cheat Engine 32-bit
Sandboxie Controller
Auto Mouse
Ghost Mouse
NetLimiter
Big Macro Tool
Process Explorer
ResourceHacker
Process Hacker
Auto Click
Auto Hotkey
TSearch
ArtMoney v7.37
AC Tool
You can add programs to the list manually by opening the file "Programs.ini" and adding a new entry. The format for the entry is: "Process_name:Program_name", for example: "cheatengine-x86_64.exe:Cheat Engine 64-bit". That entry tells the program to search for a process named "cheatengine-x86_64.exe" and when it's found, it will be called "Cheat Engine 64-bit".
If you want to play with your real account without risks, you can add the your hacking programs (injectors etc.) to the list and the program should detect them and prevent you from running CA while they are running. It's highly recommended that you test that the program really detects the specific cheats before you start relying on it.
Virus scans:
VirSCAN.org
Virus Total
The idea of the program was to prevent accidental bans by the enhanced server logs, as it's known on the CA EU community. By accidental bans I mean bans that are caused when the user, for example, hacks in a single player game with Cheat Engine and forgets to close it before running CA. Or the user hacks in a Facebook game with Autoclick and isn't aware that running it together with CA is bannable.
The community, however, didn't really appreciate my work and called me a virus creator. So now I'm looking for different audiences.
The uses for this community that I have come up with so far are these:
- You could play safely with your real account without the risk of some running process getting detected.
- Modders don't need their tools running when the game starts so this program could make sure that none of them is running when the game starts. I think at least some of them are bannable.
I have many features in my mind that I might be able to implement. It could basically automate almost anything that needs to be done or checked before running CA. I won't however go through the trouble of implementing any additional features if no one finds this useful.
So, would you guys have use for this program? You can also suggest a feature you would like to see.
There isn't much to screen in this program because it usually only flashes before it runs CA. This is the message that will pop up when blacklisted software is found.
How to use it:
1. Download the program and extract the files to your Combat Arms folder.
2. When you want to play CA, click "CA_Launcher" instead of "Combat Arms". Note that you need to run CA_Launcher as administrator or it won't be able to start Combat Arms (you can change it to automatically run as administrator).
For convenience you can change your Combat Arms shortcut to run CA_Launcher instead of Combat Arms:
1. Right click your Combat Arms shortcut and choose properties.
2. Change "*Path-to-your-CA-folder*\CombatArms.exe" to "*Path-to-your-CA-folder*\CA_Launcher.exe"
3. You might also need change the icon back to Combat Arms icon.
The current blacklist (all of these are bannable in CA EU):
Cheat Engine 64-bit
Cheat Engine 32-bit
Sandboxie Controller
Auto Mouse
Ghost Mouse
NetLimiter
Big Macro Tool
Process Explorer
ResourceHacker
Process Hacker
Auto Click
Auto Hotkey
TSearch
ArtMoney v7.37
AC Tool
You can add programs to the list manually by opening the file "Programs.ini" and adding a new entry. The format for the entry is: "Process_name:Program_name", for example: "cheatengine-x86_64.exe:Cheat Engine 64-bit". That entry tells the program to search for a process named "cheatengine-x86_64.exe" and when it's found, it will be called "Cheat Engine 64-bit".
If you want to play with your real account without risks, you can add the your hacking programs (injectors etc.) to the list and the program should detect them and prevent you from running CA while they are running. It's highly recommended that you test that the program really detects the specific cheats before you start relying on it.
Virus scans:
VirSCAN.org
Virus Total
Originally Posted by SmartAlley
