IME problem in StarCraft II (DirectX game)

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KomeijiKuroko
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IME problem in StarCraft II (DirectX game)

Post by KomeijiKuroko » Sun Apr 08, 2018 8:54 am

Hello, I have problem with IME in StarCraft II.

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When you switch to IME at any textbox, IME candidate box is shown. But when you try to press any number key to apply any candidate word, for example 1 for "hello", then nothing happend and it doesn't apply to textbox.

My IME is Windows 10 Microsoft Chinese Pinyin.

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also Microsoft Windows 10 Japanese IME faces to same problem.

All above IME work well in normal WIndows application, and I think it failed because it is DirectX game and hooked IME Handles.


This is Windows DirectX Game IME Dev Manual from MSDN:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... s.85).aspx

I tried to add * to OpenIpcPath, OpenWinClass or OpenClsid, but all failed.

Attachment is my Resource Access Monitor log.
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Re: IME problem in StarCraft II (DirectX game)

Post by Barb@Invincea » Mon Apr 09, 2018 10:51 am

Hello KomeijiKuroko ,

I haven't tested the game yet (not sure if there's a free demo out there, I'll have to search) , but I suggest you try the following:

Create a new Sandbox with default settings.
Right-click on your Sandbox --> Sandbox settings ---> Resource Access --> COM Access
Hit Add
Copy paste:
{A38F3677-32FC-4DAC-99B3-D804B193D2C4}
Apply and Ok your way out
Configure --> Reload configuration
Try the game

There also a few more COM classes listed that may be relevant, you want to test adding one a time per the steps above and see if it makes a difference:

{41445657-4118-4689-B300-E7F1EB61FF7B}
{6FFA842B-FD90-4A0E-9315-21C52B2457AA}
{88C524CA-551B-4C01-9A42-CDB16B745291}
{DA7E4657-8FA8-4B76-9A14-9BF380FA3738
{FFE8C349-2BB1-411F-93CE-0364C5F9FD9F}

Keep in mind you are punching holes in the Sandbox, so proceed with caution. If adding a particular COM Class does not fix the problem, remove it, then add another one and so on.

I'll update this thread if new info becomes available.

Regards,
Barb.-

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