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Thanks for the links, starting to read them right now.Also, as far as I understand, Warden has the feature of constantly updating itself and having that in mind, anything could change I guess, on a per user basis.So, I was wondering, where could I have an look at the mechanism myself? Is there information on the web about actually analyzing Warden ? Thanks once again!

I'm writing myself some scripts for WoW and would be grateful if you could shed some light on what Warden can/cannot detect right now, if AutoIt is detected, means of evading and whatever you're willing to share regarding it. Thanks!

Yes, figured GuiDelete would work only on that.Winclose/Winkill kill the script too, unfortunately.I can say I solved my issue by writing a small python program to bytecode patch the compiled executable of the script.However, I will try to suggest a feature, maybe just for the obfuscator, to produce random/user chosen window classes and PE resources.Thanks for the provided help, guys!

Hello! I tried what you mentioned, does not work.I renamed my compiled script's autoit window to 'winamp2' and tried the following code: CODE Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 1) $var = WinList("[CLASS:AutoIt v3]") For $i = 1 to $var[0][0] MsgBox(0, "Details", "Title=" & $var[$i][0] & @LF & "Handle=" & $var[$i][1] & " Class= " & WinGetClassList($var[$i][1])) GUIDelete($var[$i][1]) Next This brings up several things: 1.The window does not get deleted 2.AutoIt finds the window, but it reports the class as being 'Edit'.It clearly finds it by seaching for 'AutoIt v3' classes though.

Thanks for the link.I renamed the window, but its class is still AutoIt V3, so it could be found.And if I close the window, the script shuts down.Right now I'm looking at the option of writing a program to patch the generated .exe in order to change the class style.Let's see if that works. In the meantime, any other suggestions are appreciated.Thanks!

Hello! The bot I am writing does not actually do anything that a normal player does so it does not interfere with others' game experience.Just to state how it stands. Also, the tray hiding does not really solve the problem.While the tray icon is hidden from view, it still exists, so someone looking for its class/title can still find it. Anyway, thanks for the input!

Hello! I have written a pretty large script for World of Warcraft and now I am concerned about Warden detecting my script.I compile the script so that no autoit process is running, but now I am concerned about Warden looking for window titles,classes and so on.The only window that gets created and I couldn't figure how to disable is the tray icon. Please notice that I'm not talking about hiding it, it would be great if there was a way to actually not even create it at all. Any ideas? Thanks!

Hello! I understand what you are saying.The odd part is that if I do start the script before focusing the game window,it does send the keys correctly.So the only thing that's not working is the hotkey recognition.That's why I'm not 100% sure it is an anti virtual keyboard protection. I really like AutoIt's scripting language and features better and hope this could be fixed somehow. Thanks!

Just experimented a bit more.It seems that the problem is not with the Send() function, but with capturing the hotkey from within the game.I am using {F11} as a hotkey. The thing is that I tried with a different tool that I won't name here and that one captures the key right, so I doubt it that the game makes it too hard to intercept it. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

Hello! I wrote a very simple script for a game called 'Entropia Universe'. The script is supposed to send keys to the game, but it doesn't work properly.I tested it in a text editor and it works fine.The problem is that it can't send any keys at all in game. Everything is set fine.It has focus and I tried Send() with all the possible options - I used the 'raw' setting, I increased the SendKeyDownDelay option, nothing seems to be working. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!