Plugins
The Interposer supports plugins — DLL or ASI files placed in .interposer\Plugins\ next to the main DLL. Plugins are loaded automatically after all built-in hooks are active, so they can rely on the full Interposer API from the moment they initialise.
How Plugins Are Loaded
On startup, after installing and enabling all built-in hooks, the Interposer scans .interposer\Plugins\ (and all subdirectories) for files matching *.dll and *.asi and loads each one with LoadLibrary.
After loading, the Interposer checks whether the plugin exports a function called InterposerPluginInit. If it does, the Interposer calls it immediately, passing its own HMODULE:
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) void WINAPI InterposerPluginInit(HMODULE hInterposer);
This hInterposer handle is all a plugin needs to resolve every Interposer export via GetProcAddress — no need to guess the DLL name (which varies between deployment variants).
Plugins are unloaded in reverse order when the process exits.
Logging
Enable Logging.Plugins in Config.yml to see plugin lifecycle events:
2025-03-14 12:00:01 [PLUGIN LOAD] C:\Games\MyGame\.interposer\Plugins\CDKey.dll
2025-03-14 12:00:01 [PLUGIN CONFIG] Registered defaults for CDKey
If a plugin fails to load, the error is logged with the Win32 error code and the remaining plugins continue loading:
2025-03-14 12:00:01 [PLUGIN ERROR] C:\Games\MyGame\.interposer\Plugins\broken.dll (error 126)
Available Plugins
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| CD Key | Generates a deterministic CD key from the player username and injects it into a registry value |
| Mouse | Coalesces buffered mouse axis events to stop stair-stepped mouse look, and scales each axis |
| Mouse | Coalesces buffered mouse axis events to stop stair-stepped mouse look, and scales each axis |
Writing Your Own Plugin
See Creating a Plugin for the full API reference and a worked example. The LANCommander.Interposer.Plugin.Example project in the solution is a minimal, buildable starting point.