Releases: BradF-99/GTAPanicButton
v1.80
I think this was supposed to be build 90. Oh well.
New features:
- GTA Panic Button now closes the new Rockstar Games Launcher and it's services.
- General code quality improvement and clean-up.
- 100% more crash telemetry than build 73.
This release includes crash logging powered by Sentry. If you do not wish to have crashes logged build the program yourself 😁
v1.73 (Build 73)
Change Log
- New settings menu with settings that are tied to your user profile. No more having to remember what settings you use! Even though there were only like 2 before.
- Settings menu also includes Status which includes controller detection status, game detection status and if the program is running as administrator.
- Added ability for user to select between audio cue beeps, text-to-speech or nothing at all.
- Controller support can be disabled entirely.
- Improved controller support, making the program slightly less error-prone.
- Some other stuff I don't remember.
Nerd stuff
- Handlers for controller input, keyboard input, process handling and sound handling are now in their own classes, making it easier to fix when things inevitably go wrong.
Please read the README for more information.
v1.53 (Build 53)
Change Log
- Full controller support! Any controller that uses the XInput protocol (Xbox 360 / Xbox One native, DualShock 4 with DS4Windows or similar) will work with the panic button. The binds are:
- L2 + R2 + L3 (LT + RT + Left Thumb) - Exit the game and all processes immediately
- L2 + R2 + R3 (LT + RT + Right Thumb) - Suspend the game for 10 seconds.
- Improved method for destroying game processes so hopefully less error-prone!
Nerd stuff
- Method for destroying game processes now runs asynchronously for some reason, just felt like it
- All dependencies are now included in the executable using Fody Costura - no need to include those pesky DLLs
- General clean-up of classes (still a long way to go!)
Please read the README for more information.
v1.27 (Build 27)
Change Log
- Now supports 2 launch args.
- /nocheck doesn't check for GTA when launching (useful for starting program with Windows).
- /hide hides the program on launch (also useful for starting with Windows).
- Program can now start with Windows.
- It adds a key to the registry for the current user which doesn't require Administrator privileges.
- This also adds an entry to the Task Manager where the program can be disabled or enabled to start with Windows.
- Fixed potential issue where not all processes would be destroyed.
- Builds now target 64-bit systems. I don't know why I felt like doing this, but if you're using a 32-bit system in 2019 then there's larger problems here.
Please read the README for more information.
v1.25 (Build 25)
This version now minimises to the system tray. There has also been a slight change in the GUI.
Please read the README for more information.
v1.23 (Build 23)
I made and added an icon, and as a result the program grew 24 times the size of build 18. Sorry.
This version also adds TTS support and a progress bar!
Please read the README for more information.
v1.18 (Build 18)
I forgot to re-add the check to ensure the game is actually running after testing the GUI. Oops!
Please read the README for more information.
v1.17 (Build 17)
This release adds support for a countdown in the form of Windows beep noises.
Please read the README for more information.
v1.06 (Build 6)
This build can suspend and destroy the game processes. In theory, it works.
Please read the README for more information.
v1.12 (Build 12)
This build includes better exception handling as well as credits! Tested and working.
Please read the README for more information.