MENU BASE IN VB 2008

[mushdoomx]

Hmmmmmm VB H4X0R this could be usefull, Time to make life taker in VB!

[LegitBlackOut]

ahh ha ha yahhh right !!!!

[mistertex]

PTC command doesnt work
Check and revise before posting.
Now i'm sad because i don't know enough in-depth vb to fix it...

[genocide4fun]

Thanks so much, I too have been trying to get into C++, but I am so used to VB, that it has been terribly hard. This will help a lot.

[Moochie]

Hmm, Nice translation! but Visual basic does not support dynamic link libraries. So nevertheless you would need to make changes considering it is not being directly injected into into the process. Even if you create a class library it still wouldn't be in the appropriate format to be injected in to a game engine.

[Jason]

Did i not put on my post that i used a C++ to vb Converter........ Uhh Duh Its copy and paste.... why the fk did i do this ??... Well I though it might give people ideas...............
So please Don't Flame, Or get all offensives of copy and paste when it says it in the post ........ Thank You , Your Mpgh.net User

It's not going to give anyone ideas, in fact it's going to point everyone in the complete wrong direction. VB .dlls do not function in the same way as C++ dlls. Unless you make a CLR loader you won't even be able to execute .NET code from within the program, the only reasonable hacking you can do with VB.NET is externally through WPM/RPM, which basically limits you to memory hacking.

[Moochie]

It's not going to give anyone ideas, in fact it's going to point everyone in the complete wrong direction. VB .dlls do not function in the same way as C++ dlls. Unless you make a CLR loader you won't even be able to execute .NET code from within the program, the only reasonable hacking you can do with VB.NET is externally through WPM/RPM, which basically limits you to memory hacking.

Hmm you wouldn't need CLR input to Create Console Commands. How ever its just best to not go through all that trouble when you can just use C++ which is more efficient.

edit 1: It seems I have misread your post, but assuming you used a visual basic executable you can accomplish Console Commands.

[Jason]

Hmm you wouldn't need CLR input to Create Console Commands. How ever its just best to not go through all that trouble when you can just use C++ which is more efficient.

edit 1: It seems I have misread your post, but assuming you used a visual basic executable you can accomplish Console Commands.

If you make a .dll and inject it into the process, nothing will happen. .NET dlls don't have an entry point, they are loaded by the CLR, which means you need to have the CLR operating in the process to call the dll.

[Moochie]

Yes that's common sense, I was saying with a visual basic executable you can accomplish console commands. Although the way I worded with the edit can be misleading.

[Jason]

Yes that's common sense, I was saying with a visual basic executable you can accomplish console commands. Although the way I worded with the edit can be misleading.

That has no relevance to my original post now does it?

[Moochie]

That has no relevance to my original post now does it?

Unless you make a CLR loader you won't even be able to execute .NET code from within the program, the only reasonable hacking you can do with VB.NET is externally through WPM/RPM, which basically limits you to memory hacking.

I was pointing out that with memory hacking you can also do Console Commands. So yes to answer your question it does have relevance to your original posting.

[LegitBlackOut]

it might ? what are u tlking about release now i willl thannk you for it does it have aimbot ?

[SupremeDemonLord]

yahhh alot of em need aimbots.

[Jason]

I was pointing out that with memory hacking you can also do Console Commands. So yes to answer your question it does have relevance to your original posting.

I said inside the program, not from an external exe. So obviously I wasn't talking about WPM/WPM more like direct memory access.

[freedompeace]

I was pointing out that with memory hacking you can also do Console Commands. So yes to answer your question it does have relevance to your original posting.

Not with HackShield active, dear sir.