Harold's Template

[Harold]

So, this week I've had about 50 people asking me how to make simple easy memory hacks. So this morning I decided to make you people(by people I mean lazy people who don't want to learn) a template so that you can easily make your own memory hacks and bypasses.


Information:
Was coded in C++ using Microsoft Visual Studios 2005.
Very basic C++ knowledge needed.
Fully commented.
This works for any game, but I'm posting it in the Combat Arms section because you guys love me so much.



Credits:
Strife
Azorbix
Longevity
MSDN



Download Visual Studios here
https://go.microsof*****m/fwlink/?Link...mp;clcid=0x409



If you see anything that needs to be fixed don't hesitate to tell me.

[Iwin]

Iwin: If there are solution settings then they are not the same thing. In the case the vproj will be the same I believe.

ehh lol they're the same enough but i checked theres no real solution settings that are different than vcproj or w/e

[undefinedhero]

Yeah, I get what you mean. Typically I open the vproj because in my experience it loads faster. Haha

[Harold]

Yeah, I get what you mean. Typically I open the vproj because in my experience it loads faster. Haha

I recommend the SLN because i have setup the compiler settings for release to have the MultiByte char selected.

[undefinedhero]

Oh, Unicode support. That means that sizeof(char) will return 2 instead of 1. This is actually pretty important if you were planning on doing
typedef char byte;
Because byte will be an extra byte.
Anyway, thanks Harold.

[Harold]

Oh, Unicode support. That means that sizeof(char) will return 2 instead of 1. This is actually pretty important if you were planning on doing
typedef char byte;
Because byte will be an extra byte.
Anyway, thanks Harold.

Yeah makes you avoid the tedius task of typing L or _T in front of every char.

[undefinedhero]

Yeah, I hate C++ string support. I wish there was a better way to work with them, like PHP has 10x better string support even if it is slower. I just think it is stupid. /END Rant

[Phaze228]

Thanks harold.

[Harold]

You are Welcome.

[HawwwaH]

Harold, I have two questions.

1. Do you reckon you could tell me which D3D starter kit you used (or did you code your own?)
2. Can I call you "Roldy"?

[undefinedhero]

HawwwaH: Just get the D3D libraries and headers from Microsoft.

[Zhellbound]

sorry double post. but which C++ can i download and where can i get it...

Man, its called GOOGLE, use it You can find some pretty amazing stuff on there!!!

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Thread re-opened.

[warrick983]

Ok, I think C++ is not so confussing anymore. I have been screwing around with this and Longevitys cham d3d9 tutorial.

[Harold]

Ok, I think C++ is not so confussing anymore. I have been screwing around with this and Longevitys cham d3d9 tutorial.

All it takes is time, and for people having issues compiling. Use the compiler i linked.

[undefinedhero]

There is more to hack making than just C++ though warrick983
Harold: I made a little sig scanner, do you have a symbol dump for the current build or no? It would be awesome if we could get one.