Can any one tell me what this means??

Ok, so I heard the word, and saw it, (Detour),
What does this do exactly
- Does it unpatch bases?
- Is it only a file
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Please tell me what it does and how to use!!!
/you/yes

Its when you take the original func then jmp to your own func and do shit then reverse to the regular func once again.

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Originally Posted by Mr.Magicman

Its when you take the original func then jmp to your own func and do shit then reverse to the regular func once again.

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Uhh, what the FUNC does that mean?

Functions they make up everything realy and they can be modified with a detour for instance.

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Originally Posted by pikamew4

Uhh, what the FUNC does that mean?

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There is such a thing as Google you know.
/orly

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Originally Posted by Mr.Magicman

Functions they make up everything realy and they can be modified with a detour for instance.

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So could a detour be as like switching things around in your code??

Like lets say PTC command is first and IsGameReadyforHook method is down,

If i switch them
,would it be a detour??

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Originally Posted by pikamew4

So could a detour be as like switching things around in your code??

Like lets say PTC command is first and IsGameReadyforHook method is down,

If i switch them
,would it be a detour??

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Actually a detour is something construction workers use to direct cars away from a construction site, using another route.

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Originally Posted by Crash

Actually a detour is something construction workers use to direct cars away from a construction site, using another route.

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OMG!!! I never thought of it that way, ill go buy a detour sing right NOW!! xD

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Originally Posted by pikamew4

OMG!!! I never thought of it that way, ill go buy a detour sing right NOW!! xD

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He actually has a point there. :eek:

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Originally Posted by Crash

Actually a detour is something construction workers use to direct cars away from a construction site, using another route.

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Ooh.. Sexy explanation, now the question is..

How do i add my detour I bought to my dll /boh1
https://www.freefoto.com/images/41/15...ed+Detour+Sign

That is actually an accurate analogy.

If you don't understand how detours work, there is a great thread explaining it on another website, by ThatOneBoy.

Since external links to competing hacking websites is not allowed (I don't think), i'll just post it here:

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Originally Posted by ThatOneBoy

So, you've heard about what people use to write cheats: hooks. But what are they?

Defining detours
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A hook (Or "detour") is called when a function is called, and they're used to change how the function works.

Think of this like a detour in the road: if you're driving to your mall, and there's a construction site going on, you'll usually be taken down a detour. However, you'll still arrive at the mall, just through a different means.

Defining functions
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Okay, so you understand how detours work. But what's a function? A function is simply a number of steps that alter what the program is doing while it runs. In math, if you've completed Algebra I, you may have seen a function such as:

f(x) = x^2 + 1

The above, function x, takes x, squares it, then adds one to it. In programming, we have functions which can change numbers, print messages, do all sorts of things.

Putting them together
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In a computer game, you might have a function which sets the HP of your player. If every time you take damage, the game calls the function, telling it to subtract 5 from your HP, you'll eventually have an HP of zero, and your character may "die". Using a detour, you could change this so the function doesn't change your HP at all.

Normally:

Player is hit -> function named "SetHP" is called, telling program to subtract 5 -> SetHP subtracts 5

But, with our detour:

Player is hit -> function named "SetHP" is called, telling program to subtract 5 -> detour is called and changes what SetHP is being told, so it does nothing -> detour allows SetHP to run, and the game will continue working as normal, oblivious to what just happened


Using detours
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Okay, so now you understand detours. But are detours detectable? The answer to that is yes, they are. What most anti-hacks do are check if the program code is modified (Something that simply shouldn't happen). There's a number of ways you can do hooks, and a lot of them are undetectable. To name a few:

- Import Address Table hooking
- Export Address Table hooking
- Virtual table hooking
- Code segment hooking (e.g. Software breakpoints, or just inline hooking)
- Hardware breakpoints
- Page exception hooking with single step exceptions (This one I haven't seen detected by any anti-hack yet)

However, before you can use any of these to write a hack, you'll need three basic skills:

- Understanding of the x86 architecture, which means assembly.
- Understanding of the operating system you'll be working with; for most of you, this is Windows, and you need to know the executable format (That would be PE, which is the most common on Windows) and many functions from the Windows API.
- Understanding of a programming language in which to write your cheats (Most people say you can only do this with C++, but really, almost any language is suitable).

The above three take time to learn - I'll be releasing tutorials that will walk you through learning each skill piece-by-piece, but, at the end of the day, it's up for you to learn it all.

Summary
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After reading this guide in its entirety you should now know:

- What detours and functions are
- How detours work
- How it all ties in with writing hacks

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