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Some games will register keystrokes from PostMessage which sends a keystroke only to a certain window, even if it's hidden or minimized. This could avoid using a VM to stream certain games. I used to use this to make MMO bots to keep using your PC even while you're botting.

c++ example:

HWND wnd = FindWindow(0, "VisualBoyAdvance");
UINT key = 0x31; // 1 key
PostMessage(wnd, WM_KEYDOWN, key, MapVirtualKey(key, 0) << 16);
Sleep(150);
PostMessage(wnd, WM_KEYUP, key, MapVirtualKey(key, 0) << 16);

Okay, so i have Python 2.7 installed. i have my emulator and i have it running and i run serve.py and it said it logs in and the main window is the emulator. is it supposed to make a GUI at all. I was looking around and i saw like chat height and bots and misc and a whole bunch of other stuff. But i still see my standard old emulator nothings different the only thing it did was connect to twitch chat. How do i properly set this up?

This is mainly technical but it'd be nice if we could bind the ability to enable input to emulator to a key so we can use a timer solution to enable when a new game starts just like what TPP does.

python serve.py
python: can't open file 'serve.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

Is there Any plan to add anarchy/democracy slider or do you have any idea how to add the anarchy/democracy slider?

Ive had a conversation previously and i was shown a GUI that they used to stream with and i was wondering if this would be included in the future with this and maybe a way to set this up. https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/2245318/2239841/5deb0842-9c5e-11e3-95ee-0d51e547672d.png

I want it to look like that ^ But i have litterally no idea how to get started to set something like that up so does anyone have any input on how to set that up?

In my fork I have used https://pypi.python.org/pypi/irc in favour of your implementation of the irc protocol. It provides a much more stable connection for this purpose, and has been tested on the official Twitch Plays Pokemon stream without issue.

Your implementation is limited and causes a lot of disconnects and time outs.

The code will be posted soon but don't wait for me for it as it is extremely messy.