L2: Adrenaline Scripts

Unlike simple "pixel bots" that just look at colors on the screen, Adrenaline injects directly into the game client. This allows scripts to interact with the game's internal memory and functions.

The scripts are typically written in Pascal (Delphi). Users write scripts that hook into the game's API to execute complex logic. For example, a script doesn't just "click a button"; it tells the game client to execute the skill function associated with a specific ID on a specific target ID.

An example of what a script logic flow looks like: l2 adrenaline scripts

Whether written, electronic, or verbal, a complete script must include:

For L2 (nurse/paramedic-initiated): Usually a patient group direction (PGD) or standing order signed off by a senior physician. Unlike simple "pixel bots" that just look at

Write-Host "[Step 1] Testing connectivity..." -ForegroundColor White if (-not (Test-Connection $SqlInstance -Count 1 -Quiet)) Write-Host "FATAL: Server is offline. Escalate to L3." -ForegroundColor Red exit 1

Users often write scripts to protect their accounts: Write-Host "[Step 1] Testing connectivity

Critical warning: Never give IV push of 1:1000 (1 mg/mL) – it causes fatal arrhythmias. IV adrenaline must be diluted or from cardiac arrest ampule (1:10,000).