End of Game Script to return all Controls to Windows

[Rickie Lee]

Bob or Other Expert:

Hi Guys. Been searching here and find tantalizing hints of being able to add some lines at end of
the script file that will (so to speak) stop unusual Windows reactions when I shut down a game.
Would someone help me with the actual scripting? Specifically what I am after is generic code (if possible this way) that I could add to all my script files that when I close the game the CH Program would then automatically stop being in control so I can avoid the sometimes awkward mouse movements etc when I am back to Windows (I have Windows 7, 64 bit).
Thanks in Advance!

[L1049HPilot]

Bob or Other Expert:

Hi Guys. Been searching here and find tantalizing hints of being able to add some lines at end of
the script file that will (so to speak) stop unusual Windows reactions when I shut down a game.
Would someone help me with the actual scripting? Specifically what I am after is generic code (if possible this way) that I could add to all my script files that when I close the game the CH Program would then automatically stop being in control so I can avoid the sometimes awkward mouse movements etc when I am back to Windows (I have Windows 7, 64 bit).
Thanks in Advance!

My first question would be what are you doing in your code that would cause that? I've not seen that happen (I have Win7 64 bit) but then I haven't programmed any of the mouse or screen coordinate stuff either. If you're doing something like that do you need to reset/undo anything you've done?

[Rickie Lee]

I am doing some really heavy duty scripting provided by Bob, when I close the game, the cursor goes haywire all over the desktop.

[L1049HPilot]

I am doing some really heavy duty scripting provided by Bob, when I close the game, the cursor goes haywire all over the desktop.

Well then, I'll pass this to Bob <G>. What game is it?

[Rickie Lee]

Blazing Angels 2 from Ubisoft

[Rickie Lee]

Bob:
Can you help with turning off script, code? When I close the game, the windows cursor goes bonkers and the only thing I can do is reboot my puter

[Rickie Lee]

CANCEL THIS THREAD

Due to how much time and effort I was evidently inappropriately asking for I REBOUGHT the game Blazing Angels twice direct from Ubisoft instead of Steam.
Now I can program all my CH stuff in game.

[Bob Church]

Hi Rickie,

You can switch it back to Direct Mode by programming a button or CMS button to send characters and have it send:

DIRMODE

It won't work in the GUI, the driver suppresses characters so they don't end up fouling up the rest of the program, but it should work elsewhere. Try it in NotePad or something like that.

Best regards,

- Bob

The StickWorks
http://www.stickworks.com