setting a timer interval to 0 in vb will not freeze an address, it has to be set to run so that it runs every one millisecond (interval of 1) , if you set it to 0 milliseconds, then essentially, it is off >.<
Simply this can be done with VB6.0 by making a timer with the intervals set to 0. Althoguh in VB.net, the intervals must be set to 1+. Therefore making it impossible for me to freeze an adress. Any suggestions.
setting a timer interval to 0 in vb will not freeze an address, it has to be set to run so that it runs every one millisecond (interval of 1) , if you set it to 0 milliseconds, then essentially, it is off >.<
Last edited by XqwertyX; 08-29-2007 at 04:18 PM.
I C so setting its intervals to 0 is technically a freeze?
Lol, You don't have to talk to me like i'm a child.
Then stop acting like one^^
To stop a timer you just do:
Timer1.Enabled = False
and to start it again do
Timer1.Enabled = True
I have not just started learning VB. I have known if for a while. I'm getting new to the write process Memory(And hacking) and some dumb ass on another forum told me to freeze an address you set the timer to 0. In a way to me it made some sence. Seeing as 0 freezes a timer(Does'nt do anything)
P.S I mean this in no offence, Thank you for your support.
Last edited by radnomguywfq3; 09-02-2007 at 09:03 PM.