It seems there are still some issues with version 1.1 of the IRC emulation control. Sorry everyone. This is what I get for being rusty at C# and making minor stupid human errors.
For version 1.2 of the IRC client I’ve hopefully fixed that error for good (a, b, x, y, l, and r shouldn’t be ignored sometimes now). I’ve also added a pause button that will hopefully make it so commands stop working when pressed (and resume when pressed again). I didn’t test it in a very active channel but it worked in a smaller channel.
For both the IRC client and bot control I’ve also changed the DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT/UP display to show arrows rather than the names of the keys.
Finally, I’ve also found an updated copy of the InputManager.dll that makes all of this possible. With this update both projects have been updated to .NET framework 4.5.1, which might actually solve a few other problems I’ve been having as well (as well as work on Windows 8.1 better). Of course that means it’ll only work on computers that are running that framework but it should be the standard by now. I highly recommend upgrading to it if you haven’t already.
Assuming I didn’t make any more minor human errors and it works properly, I will probably be taking a break from the project for a little bit. If another error pops up and you discover it, feel free to tweet me about it and I’ll check into it as soon as I can.
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Emulation Control – release 005 (contains version 1.2 of the IRC client, version 1.1 of the Console Bot)\
I’ll make new demo videos of both programs soon.
