https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/ Wed, 29 Apr 2026 08:14:20 +0000 MyBB https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=76 Fri, 24 Apr 2026 18:44:51 +0000 welpwarrior]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=76
On the itch forums, someone recently posed a question about ways to prevent HS from being closed. Since the default built-in lock doesn't prevent a user from simply killing the process in Task Manager, I decided to look deeper into the subject after seeing some initial community suggestions.

The Problem & The Approach
Since the application doesn't have native anti-tamper mechanisms, the only real way to handle this is to make closing it as hard and annoying as possible—especially considering most users have administrator access on their PCs.

What I've developed is a result of this restriction. It consists of two .exe files: "alpha" and "beta".

How to Use
First launch: Run alpha.exe
If after restart it doesn't work: check antivirus for removed threats, allow it again, then run alpha.exe again

Source Code: I am providing the Python source code below because Windows (and most antivirus software) will likely treat these files as a Trojan/Virus.

Why is it flagged as a Virus?
It’s quite simple: to make closing HS difficult, I’ve placed the process in non-obvious locations and introduced watchdog mechanisms. These scripts watch for changes and relaunch the app if it’s terminated. This exact behavior—monitoring processes and self-replicating/restarting—is very similar to how actual malware behaves.

Note on Antivirus: If you want to run these, you will need to add exclusions every time your antivirus neutralizes the threat. If the app doesn't launch properly after a PC restart, check your "Neutralized Threats," allow the files, and relaunch alpha.exe.

Technical Details
If you don't want to spoil how the "magic" works under the hood, don't look at the code. For those who are curious or concerned about security, feel free to analyze the source or run it through an AI for a breakdown. The code was compiled into .exe using python -m nuitka --onefile --windows-console-mode=disable ...


Additional info
I have no idea at the moment, how to launch HS with custom parameters, that would allow for automatic locking or configuring fps, screen, etc, so if someone knows I would appreciate information

  Hotscreen.zip (Size: 16.21 MB / Downloads: 24) ]]>
On the itch forums, someone recently posed a question about ways to prevent HS from being closed. Since the default built-in lock doesn't prevent a user from simply killing the process in Task Manager, I decided to look deeper into the subject after seeing some initial community suggestions.

The Problem & The Approach
Since the application doesn't have native anti-tamper mechanisms, the only real way to handle this is to make closing it as hard and annoying as possible—especially considering most users have administrator access on their PCs.

What I've developed is a result of this restriction. It consists of two .exe files: "alpha" and "beta".

How to Use
First launch: Run alpha.exe
If after restart it doesn't work: check antivirus for removed threats, allow it again, then run alpha.exe again

Source Code: I am providing the Python source code below because Windows (and most antivirus software) will likely treat these files as a Trojan/Virus.

Why is it flagged as a Virus?
It’s quite simple: to make closing HS difficult, I’ve placed the process in non-obvious locations and introduced watchdog mechanisms. These scripts watch for changes and relaunch the app if it’s terminated. This exact behavior—monitoring processes and self-replicating/restarting—is very similar to how actual malware behaves.

Note on Antivirus: If you want to run these, you will need to add exclusions every time your antivirus neutralizes the threat. If the app doesn't launch properly after a PC restart, check your "Neutralized Threats," allow the files, and relaunch alpha.exe.

Technical Details
If you don't want to spoil how the "magic" works under the hood, don't look at the code. For those who are curious or concerned about security, feel free to analyze the source or run it through an AI for a breakdown. The code was compiled into .exe using python -m nuitka --onefile --windows-console-mode=disable ...


Additional info
I have no idea at the moment, how to launch HS with custom parameters, that would allow for automatic locking or configuring fps, screen, etc, so if someone knows I would appreciate information

  Hotscreen.zip (Size: 16.21 MB / Downloads: 24) ]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=65 Tue, 17 Mar 2026 06:46:48 +0000 TerriblePerson123]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=65
i'll start with some classic mangas:

Censored for Betas by ratatatat74:
https://hitomi.la/cg/censored-for-betas-...477.html#1

Honkai Star Rail Beta Chip Censor parts 1 & 2 by chihel:
https://hitomi.la/doujinshi/honkai-star-...029.html#1
https://hitomi.la/doujinshi/honkai-star-...508.html#1]]>
i'll start with some classic mangas:

Censored for Betas by ratatatat74:
https://hitomi.la/cg/censored-for-betas-...477.html#1

Honkai Star Rail Beta Chip Censor parts 1 & 2 by chihel:
https://hitomi.la/doujinshi/honkai-star-...029.html#1
https://hitomi.la/doujinshi/honkai-star-...508.html#1]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=48 Tue, 06 Jan 2026 11:48:14 +0000 Rowdy]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=48
I was wondering if it would be cool to have a Discord server for the Hotscreen community, like a unofficial place where we could chat, share things/mods/collections or maybe even take control of other's hotscreens ?

Let me know if you're interested or if you think that's a bad idea^^

Have a great day of gooning ]]>
I was wondering if it would be cool to have a Discord server for the Hotscreen community, like a unofficial place where we could chat, share things/mods/collections or maybe even take control of other's hotscreens ?

Let me know if you're interested or if you think that's a bad idea^^

Have a great day of gooning ]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=40 Wed, 03 Dec 2025 14:21:30 +0000 sissybitch]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=40
if anyone is interested in connecting to my machine and setting up hotscreen. the more humiliating the better then message me please and I will send you the code to do it.

Thanks]]>
if anyone is interested in connecting to my machine and setting up hotscreen. the more humiliating the better then message me please and I will send you the code to do it.

Thanks]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=35 Mon, 10 Nov 2025 15:57:03 +0000 sweets]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=35 https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=32 Thu, 23 Oct 2025 02:18:13 +0000 JosieSugar]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=32
Thanks for your consideration. ]]>
Thanks for your consideration. ]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=12 Mon, 25 Aug 2025 00:02:37 +0000 unethical_chili]]> https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=12 what numbers is everyone else getting, and what are you running it on?

I have a 5700x3d, rx580 8gb and a 1440p 165hz monitor (also a second 1080p but mostly use the main screen)
I'm getting about
100fps recording
27fps detection
80-120fps (usually around 100) on the overlay
using 5 frames delay, dxgi and no msaa

tested with a fairly harsh censor (with no added distractions), on an nsfw MMD video, fwiw]]> what numbers is everyone else getting, and what are you running it on?

I have a 5700x3d, rx580 8gb and a 1440p 165hz monitor (also a second 1080p but mostly use the main screen)
I'm getting about
100fps recording
27fps detection
80-120fps (usually around 100) on the overlay
using 5 frames delay, dxgi and no msaa

tested with a fairly harsh censor (with no added distractions), on an nsfw MMD video, fwiw]]>