mrsix
Joined: 11th Sep 2012
Posts: 31
 Multiclient trick
So when i used to play and multiclient, there was a trick for controlling both clients simultaneously.
Anyone know how this was done?
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Ryouken
Joined: 10th Apr 2012
Posts: 1040
Re: Multiclient trick
Easy, it was done through leaking. You just need to minimize one by clicking the toolbar icon instead of the minimize button and it will leak any input.
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Sausage
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Joined: 26th Jul 2008
Posts: 1346
Re: Multiclient trick
I think that only happens on Windows XP, it's been a long time since I've leaked anything. If you get a script to rapidly flick between the two windows you can control them pretty well.
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mrsix
Joined: 11th Sep 2012
Posts: 31
Re: Multiclient trick
Thanks :) had to disable combining in the taskbar but it worked perfectly in windows 7. I had to have one window maximized and one normalized, hold a key on the one that is maximized and minimize it, swapping to the normalized window ASAP.
For anyone else who tries this, remember that the window you minimize will receive ALL input from keyboard, this would include things like messaging applications and other junk. So refocus and normalize(restore) both windows before you do anything else.
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Ryouken
Joined: 10th Apr 2012
Posts: 1040
Re: Multiclient trick
Sausage posted: (8th Oct 2012, 07:55 am)
I think that only happens on Windows XP, it's been a long time since I've leaked anything. If you get a script to rapidly flick between the two windows you can control them pretty well.
It works on windows 7 too, I have to make sure I minimize mine correctly all the time so I don't end up leaking credentials or anything.
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Re: Multiclient trick
Ryouken posted: (8th Oct 2012, 08:57 am)
Sausage posted: (8th Oct 2012, 07:55 am)
I think that only happens on Windows XP, it's been a long time since I've leaked anything. If you get a script to rapidly flick between the two windows you can control them pretty well.
It works on windows 7 too, I have to make sure I minimize mine correctly all the time so I don't end up leaking credentials or anything.
Also works on windows vista. Just one character would lag a little. Not sure if that happened on XP or 7.
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Re: Multiclient trick
I usually just hold ctrl. Window shouldn't have to be maximized though.
On a further note, you may want to mentally start clicking "Login" and "Ok" buttons instead of pressing enter, or at least check your client before pressing enter...if you even want to leave the damn thing open. xD
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Apollo
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Joined: 14th Apr 2009
Posts: 2759
Re: Multiclient trick
Leaking occurs on all versions of Windows. As Plasma said, a popup window will block it. Easiest is clicking the logout button. It will disable chat from the client.
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Re: Multiclient trick
Apollo posted: (8th Oct 2012, 06:11 pm)
Leaking occurs on all versions of Windows. As Plasma said, a popup window will block it. Easiest is clicking the logout button. It will disable chat from the client.
Well I really ment, watch what you're doing when you're entering credentials and such. ---
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