[C++] Binary Splash Screen

[[Admin] tierrilopes]

Go to EterLib/MSWindow.cpp

Under:

#include "MsWindow.h"

Add:

#include "../EterLib/Splash.h"

 

Under:

bool CMSWindow::Create (const char *c_szName, int brush, DWORD cs, DWORD ws, HICON hIcon, int iCursorResource)
{

Add:

//splash
	CSplash splash1(TEXT("Protect.bmp"), RGB(128, 128, 128)); //Relative path to binary of the file, this case Protect.bmp
	splash1.ShowSplash();
	Sleep(3000); //Time in miliseconds to show splash image
	splash1.CloseSplash();
//end splash

 

Download files in attachment.

Put files in your EterLib folder (where MSWindow.cpp is located)

At Visual Studio:

• Right-click EterLib project
• Choose Add --> Add existing item
• Select Splash.cpp and Splash.h and click Add

Recompile client binary and put your Protect.bmp in the relative location defined above

 

Class by: VertexBrasil

Splash.cpp

Splash.h

[Guest Ezrekith]

@Tierri Lopes is it possible to build the image into the binary?  

 

Because some "high skilled hackers" will edit the image for themself

[[Admin] tierrilopes]

1 hour ago, Shabba said:

@Tierri Lopes is it possible to build the image into the binary?  

 

Because some "high skilled hackers" will edit the image for themself

Dont know if the class i used supports it, but it should be able to do so using the resources, when i get home i will check it

[[Admin] tierrilopes]

3 hours ago, Shabba said:

@Tierri Lopes is it possible to build the image into the binary?  

 

Because some "high skilled hackers" will edit the image for themself

My original idea for this didnt work out, so i will look at msdn because i saw it there about using the file directly from the resources

[xRooT]

I did everything and the picture did not appear

[P3NG3R]

It's working with bitmaps only. The color what you give at constructor of the class is the color of that pixel which will be transparent.
Basically it's RGB(255, 0, 255) -> Pink

[Kuratox3]

Thank u very much i will use it.

Edited March 19, 2018 at 05:01 PM by Kuratox3