Welcome to Project Aurora Macro Docs
This documentation is designed to help developers seamlessly integrate and utilize our macros, providing a comprehensive guide to enhance your experience within our ecosystem.
ARL_BUILD
Description
The build identifier for the current loader version.
Example Usage
print(ARL_BUILD)ARL_DISCORD_NAME
Description
The Discord username of the current user (if linked).
Example Usage
print(ARL_DISCORD_NAME) -- returns username or "Discord not linked"ARL_HWID
Description
The hardware ID for the current user.
Example Usage
print(ARL_HWID)ARL_PCALL
ARL_PCALL(func, ...) → (status, result_or_error)
Description
Safely calls the provided function func with optional arguments.
Returns a tuple:
• status (boolean): whether the call was successful and safe
• result_or_error: the result if successful, or the error message if failed
Example Usage
local ok, result = ARL_PCALL(function()
return 1 + 1
end)
if ok then
print("Result:", result)
else
print("Error:", result)
endARL_NOTIFY
ARL_NOTIFY(msg)
Description
Displays a notification with the built-in notification system.
Example Usage
ARL_NOTIFY("Hello from Project Aurora!")ARL_BYE
ARL_BYE()
Description
Triggers a forced memory protection and cleanup, then forces a game crash.
Intended as a kill-switch or emergency exit for the script, ensuring memory is protected and cleaned up before halting execution.
Example Usage
ARL_BYE()Call this function only in situations where you need to immediately halt execution and ensure all sensitive memory is cleaned up. This is typically used as a last-resort safety mechanism.