[Help] Why Won't my Program Work on Full Screen?

I'm just trying to make a simple auto typer for League of Legends that uses hot keys. It works on all other full screen games except LoL, why?

Code:

    Public Const MOD_ALT As Integer = &H1 'ALT key

    Public Const WM_HOTKEY As Integer = &H312


    Public Declare Function RegisterHotKey Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As IntPtr, ByVal id As Integer, ByVal fsModifiers As Integer, ByVal vk As Integer) As Integer

    Public Declare Function UnregisterHotKey Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As IntPtr, ByVal id As Integer) As Integer


    Protected Overrides Sub WndProc(ByRef m As System.Windows.Forms.Message)

        If m.Msg = WM_HOTKEY Then
            Dim id As IntPtr = m.WParam
            Select Case (id.ToString)
                Case "9"

                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("      GGGGGGG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("    GG            GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("  GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("GG          ")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("  GG             GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("    GG           GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("      GGGGGGG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{Enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("      GGGGGGG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("    GG            GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("  GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("GG          ")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("  GG             GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("    GG           GG")
                    SendKeys.Send("{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("+{enter}")
                    SendKeys.Send("      GGGGGGG")
                    My.Application.DoEvents()

            End Select
        End If
        MyBase.WndProc(m)
    End Sub

    Private Sub Form1_FormClosing(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles MyBase.FormClosing

        Call UnregisterHotKey(Me.Handle, 9)
        Call UnregisterHotKey(Me.Handle, 10)

    End Sub

    Private Sub GG_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        Call RegisterHotKey(Me.Handle, 9, MOD_ALT, Keys.G)
        

    End Sub

Because you can't send input to a d3d game with sendkeys.

Try SendInput function (Windows) for example, or http://msdn.microsof*****m/en-us/libr...=vs.85%29.aspx .

Why don't you just make Macro's

Originally Posted by 'Bruno

Because you can't send input to a d3d game with sendkeys.

Try SendInput function (Windows) for example, or PostMessage function (Windows) .

You can actually

I used that for my first combat arms external spammer i released. I just used:

Code:

SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}") ' opens text box
SendKeys.Send(<message>)
SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}")

Originally Posted by LilGho$t

You can actually

I used that for my first combat arms external spammer i released. I just used:

Code:

SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}") ' opens text box
SendKeys.Send(<message>)
SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}")

oh well, yea, for spamming only tho.

Originally Posted by 'Bruno

oh well, yea, for spamming only tho.

I would think you could use it for anything so long as you're able to access that area by a set of key presses. Or, you go old school and force some mouse clicks

But, best option is to go pro & just mod the value on the static address.

Does SendInput work in VB.NET? It says it's undefined.

Originally Posted by qwertySkill

Does SendInput work in VB.NET? It says it's undefined.

pinvoke.net: sendinput (user32)

I know this has nothing to do with regarding this thread but i felt it needed to be stated.....

Every single member of MPGH.NET has once in their life has leech'd something so their should be nothing said against any member asking for help regarding someone elses code cause you can name any member on this site and i know for a fact every programmer/developer here has leech'd someone elses work...

so haters gonna hate so let them hate ,,!,,^-^,,!,,

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