PC games and trainers

[Styphelus]

Is there a way to launch a trainer ahead of a PC game through hyperpsin? I guess I can use a batch file but how would I go about closing it after?

Is there an alternative way of doing this other than batchfiles?

Yes, I know it's cheating but there are some games where I just don't have the patience to get through the normal way (Dark souls, Dark souls 2, The Withcer, Resident Evil 4).

[bleasby]

you could use the Pre-Launch, Post-Launch, and Post-Exit options on the PC launcher module for running scripts or executables.

Read here if you are interested on it for more details:

https://sites.google.com/site/hyperlaunch2/additional-features/pclauncher

[BassSpleen]

I used the Pre-launch and Post-Exit options to play a game that was running at 24Hz. There was a fix (to get it at 60Hz) that needed to be launched before the game, and I used a batch file to kill the process once the game was closed.

Since it's basically how trainers work I guess it should work in your case.

I can help to set this up if you need to.

[Styphelus]

I used the Pre-launch and Post-Exit options to play a game that was running at 24Hz. There was a fix (to get it at 60Hz) that needed to be launched before the game, and I used a batch file to kill the process once the game was closed.

Since it's basically how trainers work I guess it should work in your case.

I can help to set this up if you need to.

Thanks.

I managed to get it started, however I can't seem to be able to close the trainer on exit. I created a batch file and added it to Post Exit as you mentioned

The batch contents:

taskkill /f /fi "IMAGENAME eq trainer.exe"

However that does not kill the task. The game exits properly but the trainer stays on the screen. I always have to click the X on the top right corner of the trainer to close it. I tried 3 different trainers for 3 different games and all with the same result.

[BassSpleen]

Hmm. I use that command line in my batch file :

taskkill /f /im "Name.exe"

Just make sure the name.exe matches the trainer's processus and it should work.