Pkdude Games

A lot of members(including jjkul) have asked me to post the code so they can make a button to load an swf(Shockwave flash object).

An swf, is actually a movie and NOT a cheating tool.
Games like DF,AQ,MQ are all swf based.
meaning they are swf movies!
what our custom swf does is loading an instance of the game at any given time.
e.g finish quest.swf loads the finish quest instance at anytime during the game.

So the code to use is:
ShockwaveFlash1.LoadMovie 1, App.Path & "yourswf.swf"

Put that code between the command button's
function and end codes.

Shockwaveflash1. part of the code indicates it's calling shockwaveflash1
Loadmovie 1, part of the load indicates the game to load the selected movie(swf) on this layer(1).
App.Path & "yourswf.swf", part of the code tells you where the file that needs to be loaded is located. App.path means the same path that the trainer is in and yourswf.swf is the name for your custom swf.

Try it out, it works 100%
Also this code format was designed by me, so if you use this code please credit me.

AND +REP or gold donations would be very nice!

He Means:You Need The screen Loaded Before Clicking The button that got swf

Yes, But I'm guessing they have the game already loaded though.
because who would test a hack if the DF game isn't loaded?

it not works says error

It's for VB6 only.
If you are using vb2008 I can't help you.

Jack, the code for vb2008 isn't much more complicated. it just takes motivation
and some studying to get the code right
Once you know how to translate and retype what's on the vb6, it's easy.

man im usin VB2006 and it wont work can you say to me the command right?

Use VB6, If you are having any problems please make a new topic or PM me.
And I'll fix it, that is if that is possible.
But if you've already started your trainer and have done considerable work.
You'd have to figure it out on your own, or look it up in google.
Thats what I did.

Loading an swf in VB2008

Or you could ask me 0.o
It took me about 45 mins worth of full
research, because most were for vb6.
here:
Call FormName.LoadMovie(10, Application.StartupPath & "\folder\name.swf")
I'm not sure if 10 is the correct variable there, but it works for me.

thanks 133xam ill try it

can you post the a downloade link to vb6

There's no download link for VB6.
If you read Will's(Pkdude) description, you'd see that
he posted the code for VB6. I did the one for VB2008.

And no problem jack.

coolz

133xam i was need the vb 2006 code

dude this is df right? then you just double posted ! so ill warn