So I'm looking for something to occupy some time and was curious if anyone had any small tasks they wanted automated or possibly even a program created that does a task and or function for them.
Stipulations:
Has to be on a Windows OS
Verify it doesn't break any TOS's of a website (If one is used to pull data ect.)
Verify it doesn't break any TOS's of any games (If one is used to automate ect.)
I will choose the color scheme (Multiple options will be provided)
What I need from you:
A general idea of what you need it to do.
If it's used in conjunction with anything I need all the information you can provide.
Name of the program you'd like
I'll post some of my projects I've completed later but for now, you can look at what I have done most recently the LiveStreamer Pro.
Link
So I'm looking for something to occupy some time and was curious if anyone had any small tasks they wanted automated or possibly even a program created that does a task and or function for them.
Stipulations:
Has to be on a Windows OS
Verify it doesn't break any TOS's of a website (If one is used to pull data ect.)
Verify it doesn't break any TOS's of any games (If one is used to automate ect.)
I will choose the color scheme (Multiple options will be provided)
What I need from you:
A general idea of what you need it to do.
If it's used in conjunction with anything I need all the information you can provide.
Name of the program you'd like
I'll post some of my projects I've completed later but for now, you can look at what I have done most recently the LiveStreamer Pro.
[url=http://robertsalatka.com/LiveStreamer%20Pro.html]Link[/url]
can you do my final project for my game design class :))))
can you do my final project for my game design class :))))
Nick-can you do my final project for my game design class :))))
stop being lazy and do it yourself
[quote=Nick-]can you do my final project for my game design class :))))[/quote]
stop being lazy and do it yourself
Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
I would like a program to calculate fuel mileage for sim racing please.
Inputs:
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage per lap
Average lap time (in seconds)
Race Distance (# of laps or time in minutes)
Outputs:
# of laps in full fuel run
Time required to complete full fuel run
# of pitstops required
I use Imperial units (US gallons).
I would like a program to calculate fuel mileage for sim racing please.
Inputs:
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage per lap
Average lap time (in seconds)
Race Distance (# of laps or time in minutes)
Outputs:
# of laps in full fuel run
Time required to complete full fuel run
# of pitstops required
I use Imperial units (US gallons).
Chrom3w0lfClose TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
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if you're tinkering with your hud a simple hud_reloadscheme does the trick
[quote=Chrom3w0lf]Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)[/quote]
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if you're tinkering with your hud a simple hud_reloadscheme does the trick
freakinChrom3w0lfClose TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
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if you're tinkering with your hud a simple hud_reloadscheme does the trick
not for certain elements.
[quote=freakin][quote=Chrom3w0lf]Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)[/quote]
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if you're tinkering with your hud a simple hud_reloadscheme does the trick[/quote]
not for certain elements.
Chrom3w0lfClose TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
Can't you do that with autohotkey?
[quote=Chrom3w0lf]Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)[/quote]
Can't you do that with autohotkey?
Not_MatlockChrom3w0lfClose TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
Can't you do that with autohotkey?
I have no clue how to even if it's possible
[quote=Not_Matlock][quote=Chrom3w0lf]Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)[/quote]
Can't you do that with autohotkey?[/quote]
I have no clue how to even if it's possible
Could you make something that switches out or renames certain text files with the push of a button? IE swap out hud files whenever you change class? It could rename the file itself or replace the contents, not sure which would be easier. It would be nice if the program were activated when you pushed 'comma' and then switched out depending on which class button you pushed (1-9). Obviously would only work if people switched class with the keyboard not with the in-game menu. If possible/you feel like it, it would make this viable.
Could you make something that switches out or renames certain text files with the push of a button? IE swap out hud files whenever you change class? It could rename the file itself or replace the contents, not sure which would be easier. It would be nice if the program were activated when you pushed 'comma' and then switched out depending on which class button you pushed (1-9). Obviously would only work if people switched class with the keyboard not with the in-game menu. If possible/you feel like it, it would make [url=http://teamfortress.tv/thread/16994/transparent-viewmodels-concept]this[/url] viable.
Chrom3w0lfNot_MatlockChrom3w0lfClose TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)
Can't you do that with autohotkey?
I have no clue how to even if it's possible
This is a super caveman way of doing it, but this is the best I could come up with.
@echo off
cls
taskkill /F /IM hl2.exe
cd "C:\Users\<Username>\Desktop"
Start Fortress.url
exit
Save the code as a .bat file, create a TF2 shortcut on your desktop called Fortress and change <Username> to whatever your account on your computer is called.
I'll take a look at autohotkey and try to find an easier way.
*edit*
Okay, the super easy autohotkey method (currently assigned to Windows Key + t):
After you have created the new auothotkey script on your desktop (call it anything, doesn't matter) enter this in your code.
#t::
Process, Close, hl2.exe
Run steam://rungameid/440
[quote=Chrom3w0lf][quote=Not_Matlock][quote=Chrom3w0lf]Close TF2 then open it again at the press of a button (for hud purposes)[/quote]
Can't you do that with autohotkey?[/quote]
I have no clue how to even if it's possible[/quote]
This is a super caveman way of doing it, but this is the best I could come up with.
[code]@echo off
cls
taskkill /F /IM hl2.exe
cd "C:\Users\<Username>\Desktop"
Start Fortress.url
exit[/code]
Save the code as a .bat file, create a TF2 shortcut on your desktop called Fortress and change <Username> to whatever your account on your computer is called.
I'll take a look at autohotkey and try to find an easier way.
*edit*
Okay, the super easy autohotkey method (currently assigned to Windows Key + t):
After you have created the new auothotkey script on your desktop (call it anything, doesn't matter) enter this in your code.
[code]#t::
Process, Close, hl2.exe
Run steam://rungameid/440[/code]
Kind of like what Monty posted but with a fail safe for checking if Tf2 is still running and waiting for it to close if it is before trying to re-launch. And a GUI of course lol.
Skin1
http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin1.png
Skin 2
http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin2.png
Download Link
Kind of like what Monty posted but with a fail safe for checking if Tf2 is still running and waiting for it to close if it is before trying to re-launch. And a GUI of course lol.
Skin1
[img]http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin1.png[/img]
Skin 2
[img]http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin2.png[/img]
[url=http://robertsalatka.com/downloads/My%20Programs/Cycle%20Tf2.rar]Download Link[/url]
LKincheloeI would like a program to calculate fuel mileage for sim racing please.
Inputs:
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage per lap
Average lap time (in seconds)
Race Distance (# of laps or time in minutes)
Outputs:
# of laps in full fuel run
Time required to complete full fuel run
# of pitstops required
I use Imperial units (US gallons).
Math = not my strong suit.
If you give me the equations I can make the program grunt them out.
[quote=LKincheloe]I would like a program to calculate fuel mileage for sim racing please.
Inputs:
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage per lap
Average lap time (in seconds)
Race Distance (# of laps or time in minutes)
Outputs:
# of laps in full fuel run
Time required to complete full fuel run
# of pitstops required
I use Imperial units (US gallons).[/quote]
Math = not my strong suit.
If you give me the equations I can make the program grunt them out.
DaMeiNKind of like what Monty posted but with a fail safe for checking if Tf2 is still running and waiting for it to close if it is before trying to re-launch. And a GUI of course lol.
Skin1
http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin1.png
Skin 2
http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin2.png
Download Link
Classy. Keep it up ;]
[quote=DaMeiN]Kind of like what Monty posted but with a fail safe for checking if Tf2 is still running and waiting for it to close if it is before trying to re-launch. And a GUI of course lol.
Skin1
[img]http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin1.png[/img]
Skin 2
[img]http://robertsalatka.com/images/cycle%20tf2%20images/Skin2.png[/img]
[url=http://robertsalatka.com/downloads/My%20Programs/Cycle%20Tf2.rar]Download Link[/url][/quote]
Classy. Keep it up ;]
DaMeiNLKincheloeI would like a program to calculate fuel mileage for sim racing please.
Inputs:
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage per lap
Average lap time (in seconds)
Race Distance (# of laps or time in minutes)
Outputs:
# of laps in full fuel run
Time required to complete full fuel run
# of pitstops required
I use Imperial units (US gallons).
Math = not my strong suit.
If you give me the equations I can make the program grunt them out.
# of laps in full fuel run = Fuel Capacity (input) / Fuel Usage per lap (input)
Time to complete full fuel run = # of laps in full fuel run (see above) * Average lap time (input)
# of pitstops required = Race Distance (total # of laps) (input) / # of laps in full fuel run (see above)
It's just simple unit cancellation.
[quote=DaMeiN][quote=LKincheloe]I would like a program to calculate fuel mileage for sim racing please.
Inputs:
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage per lap
Average lap time (in seconds)
Race Distance (# of laps or time in minutes)
Outputs:
# of laps in full fuel run
Time required to complete full fuel run
# of pitstops required
I use Imperial units (US gallons).[/quote]
Math = not my strong suit.
If you give me the equations I can make the program grunt them out.[/quote]
# of laps in full fuel run = Fuel Capacity (input) / Fuel Usage per lap (input)
Time to complete full fuel run = # of laps in full fuel run (see above) * Average lap time (input)
# of pitstops required = Race Distance (total # of laps) (input) / # of laps in full fuel run (see above)
It's just simple unit cancellation.
What are you progamming in? C#?
What are you progamming in? C#?
stoichiometry: it does not mean what you think it means.
stoichiometry: it does not mean what you think it means.
newbystoichiometry: it does not mean what you think it means.
Lol whoops. Got chem on the brains.
[quote=newby]stoichiometry: it does not mean what you think it means.[/quote]
Lol whoops. Got chem on the brains.
i want to automate a cereal box spinning on my desktop
i want to automate a cereal box spinning on my desktop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fVz7xGhXzU#t=1m08s
kill the gotfraggon