ive been looking around but have not seen anything like this, so i want to know if its even possible.
ui hack - move ui off gw2 screen: open the map with "m" but instead it opens on second monitor so u can leave it open while playing. open inventory and move it off mainscreen to keep it open. move chat window, etc etc.
would love to see this and more than willing to pay or donate for it
Moving the location of static positioned elements would be possible in theory, but it would be far from "drag&drop" since the hack would need to rewrite some of the render calls to draw at a different position.
Adding support for dual screen or exporting ingame windows to "Windows" windows is completely impossible to achieve with any type of "simple" hack.
If you want such features, there is only one way to get them: Annoy Anet-employees. No one on this forum can help you with such complex things.
well i was thinkingabout it a bit more, and i noticed the teleporter hacks require xyz cords right? (i dont use them but im pretty sure they do?) why not use said cords to update a simple dot on a static map? also i got this idea from an ffxi hack that did this, im not sure what the diff is befween the 2 games or how this hack worked, but it seems like something that would be possible, the map cords dont need to be super accurate, just good enough to get it in the ballpark.
well i was thinkingabout it a bit more, and i noticed the teleporter hacks require xyz cords right? (i dont use them but im pretty sure they do?) why not use said cords to update a simple dot on a static map? also i got this idea from an ffxi hack that did this, im not sure what the diff is befween the 2 games or how this hack worked, but it seems like something that would be possible, the map cords dont need to be super accurate, just good enough to get it in the ballpark.
would this be possible?
thanks!
You can't draw outside of a window using DirectX.
Therefore it's not possible to extract the inventory to a second screen.
Could write a custom inventory tho.
Simply patching the XY coordinates of the window would make it disappear in the not visible part of the window (like moving your cursor to the bottom right or left of your screen and even further)
