#Diablo 2 windows 10 compatibility windows 7#

I've included Koobenhoff's script but I'll be completely honest, I have no idea what that is doing, or how I'm supposed to use it. Not practical, not useful, but atleast its functioning somewhat.

However when #SetHook Off is in my code, I am able to achieve what I've described above. Then my game reverts back to simply opening the character menu, and autohotkey shows nothing having changed in the 'Lines Most Recently Executed'ДЇinally another oddity, if I have #SetHook On in my code, it stops working altogether. Unfortunately I MUST use the '^' modifer, control, for hotkeys to register at all. My game actually pops out and displays a message box!!! Then hitting control c in game still opens the character menu. That is, C normally opens character menu. Now autohotkey suppresses the keys that I assign as hotkeys: Okay, so I've been fiddling with a few things and here's what I have so far:ДЇirst of all rtcvb32's suggestion has opened an entire world for me. Listed the hex values for the HOME ROW numbers as these are my common binds. always use the % brackets when using these functions PostUp(postone = 0x1A, posttwo = 0x1A, postthree = 0x1A) PostUp(%Key_1%) sends the '1' one key to the active window in a released state. PostDown(postone = 0x1A, posttwo = 0x1A, postthree = 0x1A) PostDown(%Key_1%) sends the '1' one key to the active window in a held down state.

Postit(postone = 0x1A, posttwo = 0x1A, postthree = 0x1A) Postit(%Key_1%) sends the '1' one key to the active window. I used this block of logic above my GUI and such in a WoW rotation script I made when I still had time to game a lot. Is there any hope for me aside from a fresh installation of windows? Also the only program I'm having to enable tons of compatibility options for, along with modified system32 dll's, and some program that does some other 'hook' thing to force diablo II to work in windows 7.ДЄlso note that I have a razer gaming keyboard with built in macro system, and that system works with everything (that I've tried anyway, which amounts to about 5 to 10 games) EXCEPT FOR diablo II also. Diablo II seems to be the only program I've had issues with.

#Diablo 2 windows 10 compatibility windows 7#

If it makes any difference I know that I've mildly screwed up my windows 7 installation by disabling some services that turned out to be neccesary but I don't think that should effect 'THIS' senario (obviously im second guessing now)ДЄutohotkeys runs just fine on desktop, in minecraft, in NoX.

Finally World Of Warcraft ALLOWS autohotkeys, but a game older than that, Diablo II, doesn't? Perhaps all just speculation. ', but when alt tabbing back into diablo II, no such luck.ДЄ website says that 'Warden' is running and possibly is stopping macro's from running? Can I bypass a program thats purposely stopping autohotkeys from running? And why should warden be running for diablo II single player? I thought it was multiplayer only. Just to be sure it wasn't an error on my part I commented out the #IfWinActive, Diablo II and tested it right there in notepad and indeed it did a carriage return followed by 'Working. The script runs because I've tried a sleep 10000 followed by setting DiabloWrk variable to 5, opened diablo II, waited 60 seconds, came back out and indeed it set.Дiablo II just won't activate hotkey threadsДЄs much as I appreciate your help this script still doesn't seem to work. I'll enter diablo II, hit o, alt tab back out, and hit p. hit q, then p, a box pops up showing its 0. To which i'll test in windows on the desktop, hit o then p, box shows its 1. Currently in order to cross-out any chance at sendmode problems my script does simply this: I've tried using the '$' symbol before hotkeys, and also without. I've tried various script commands and can't get anything to work while my diablo 2 window is active. I am currently running Diablo II 1.10 in compatibility mode (windows xp, disable desktop composition, run as administrator) in windows 7. I've searched google and these forums extensively and cannot find an answer.