With my current crew banned, i am wondering how i can get again into multiboxing in EQ live.
I am getting old and sadly can not commit the time to constantly relevel new toons when some of them get hit.
I am planning to write my own little broadcasting Software for everquest using virtual keyboard and mouse drivers for simple(but slow) window Management and basic key broadcasting. Something as: "key 1 is pressed" -> focus EQ Window 1 by emulated mouse click using the virtual mouse driver-> put Key 123 on input queue using my virtual keyboard driver.
Does someone know how their cheat detection actually works? Do they really check for emulated input events (which would require a virtual keyboard/mouse driver to circumvent) or just scan for any programms which attached a debugger to everquest or request access to everquests memory or spoofed DLLs (like MQ2 does with DirectX.DLL i think). I know TLPs alsp have server side code to check for replicated actions, but this question is about live versions of Everquest.
I am getting old and sadly can not commit the time to constantly relevel new toons when some of them get hit.
I am planning to write my own little broadcasting Software for everquest using virtual keyboard and mouse drivers for simple(but slow) window Management and basic key broadcasting. Something as: "key 1 is pressed" -> focus EQ Window 1 by emulated mouse click using the virtual mouse driver-> put Key 123 on input queue using my virtual keyboard driver.
Does someone know how their cheat detection actually works? Do they really check for emulated input events (which would require a virtual keyboard/mouse driver to circumvent) or just scan for any programms which attached a debugger to everquest or request access to everquests memory or spoofed DLLs (like MQ2 does with DirectX.DLL i think). I know TLPs alsp have server side code to check for replicated actions, but this question is about live versions of Everquest.