Paul

I don't think it's Overwolf shenanigans. The player icon is visible, and it's drawn on the same canvas that the map tiles are drawn on. So if the player icon...

v3.0.72 works on Windows 10 / VSCode 1.69.1 🎉

The goal of this extension is not to extend the functionality of scrcpy. Its purpose is to run scrcpy within a running Visual Studio instance. I created it so that...

> When I build/run the code it opens a new VS window. That's by design. When you build an extension for Visual Studio (or any IDE really), you need the...

> So within the window your code owns, you can apply whatever layers you want to interact with the device. For example, what if I wanted to record a functional...

I see where you're going with functional testing. However, recording such events at the extension level is very likely to be difficult and unreliable. Recording and then replaying would require...

Would [this mini guide](https://github.com/pvdstel/scrcpy-vs/tree/2abd67e2bbb82cd921c69d576b348d14954a5866) work as an introduction? If it's OK, I'll merge it to `master`. > Did you end up loading the scrcpy C++ code in Visual Studio? Trying...

> What would it take to expose/create some hooks into scrcpy to be able to add some tests/asserts to? Not sure. I'm not familiar with the scrcpy codebase at all.

Hi @psyhlo! Thanks for the PR. I'll be honest, I unpublished the extension a while ago. I did not think that many people were interested in this extension at all....

That might be a good idea 🤔 I'll definitely consider not bundling it. The CLI will likely remain stable, so that should work. Also, I won't be able to work...