Async Threads [C#]

Awesome tutorial man i'm sure this well get in handy for me someday :honored:

Thanks man, hope it does! Its been extremely useful for me in the past couple projects i've worked on.

Great job on your post Absolute Zero

No problem dude! I figured you of all people would like this, since I remember you asking me about threading and bg workers a while back 😀

Definitely :p I found another way, very similar to this, it involves building a thread like that but it gets called in the Program.cs, calling the Thread like ConstantWrite.Start(); above the Application.Run(new Form1) and ConstantWrite.Abort() below that,
The whole thing looks like this;

	public static Thread ConstantWrite = new Thread(new ThreadStart(CWrite));
	public static bool toggle;
	public static void CWrite()
	{
	bool sleep = false;
	while (true)
	{
	//run code inside here, you can use bools to toggle, or ints.
	if (toggle)
	{
	//do stuff;
	}
	if (!sleep)
	     Thread.Sleep(100);
	}
	}
	

Your method looks nice and compact, very similar tho 😀

Also, not sure if this helps, but if you declare your thread outside a button like it is above, you can then call it inside a button just by typing (in my case) ConstantWrite.Start(); 😛

Definitely :p I found another way, very similar to this, it involves building a thread like that but it gets called in the Program.cs, calling the Thread like ConstantWrite.Start(); above the Application.Run(new Form1) and ConstantWrite.Abort() below that,
The whole thing looks like this;

	public static Thread ConstantWrite = new Thread(new ThreadStart(CWrite));
	public static bool toggle;
	public static void CWrite()
	{
	bool sleep = false;
	while (true)
	{
	//run code inside here, you can use bools to toggle, or ints.
	if (toggle)
	{
	//do stuff;
	}
	if (!sleep)
	     Thread.Sleep(100);
	}
	}
	

Your method looks nice and compact, very similar tho 😀

Also, not sure if this helps, but if you declare your thread outside a button like it is above, you can then call it inside a button just by typing (in my case) ConstantWrite.Start(); :p

Or you just could hook into any game adress and run your code inside it xD

Definitely :p I found another way, very similar to this, it involves building a thread like that but it gets called in the Program.cs, calling the Thread like ConstantWrite.Start(); above the Application.Run(new Form1) and ConstantWrite.Abort() below that,
The whole thing looks like this;

	public static Thread ConstantWrite = new Thread(new ThreadStart(CWrite));
	public static bool toggle;
	public static void CWrite()
	{
	bool sleep = false;
	while (true)
	{
	//run code inside here, you can use bools to toggle, or ints.
	if (toggle)
	{
	//do stuff;
	}
	if (!sleep)
	     Thread.Sleep(100);
	}
	}
	

Your method looks nice and compact, very similar tho 😀

Also, not sure if this helps, but if you declare your thread outside a button like it is above, you can then call it inside a button just by typing (in my case) ConstantWrite.Start(); :p

Its the same thing but runs before the first form is loaded, its basically a manual bgw with a toggle because of the bool 😛