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    yeah this teach u how to be coder the easy way ..

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    Peace, why you spamming though ? I am going to report you if I see one more useless post in this thread. If you can't follow this tutorial, you need to learn C++ first. Go and do that first.

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    unfortunate that the tutorial is done in English, to translate it all gets very complicated .. more thanks if you can translate as much to thank BR now

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    ok i will go learn it first ...

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    I don't quite understand why storing the stride is necessary. (in m_Stride)
    can't you just call the method SetStreamSource, and use GetStreamSource when necessary ?

    Also, as a sidenote, I understand that there are some methods that can be detected when hooked?
    Does this apply to the DrawPrimiteves functions family, because in my IDirect3DDevice9 these methods don't seem to be called not even once by a certain application, while other methods like EndScene() is called correctly.

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    can I use netbeans for building the c++ codes or I should strictly us ms visual c++?

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    visual c++ ? msg2short

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    Let's be fare he could use netbeans, but you would still have to use the microsoft c++ compiler, that's cl.exe (you can look it up in the Visual C++ install directory)

    So you can but it's not practical since you would have to call cl.exe from command line, and let me tell you, it has lots of parameters, it's very different from g++.

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    there is a g++ ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by =Peace= View Post
    there is a g++ ?
    G++ = MinGW's compiler. Lrn2cpp pls

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    i know cpp all rdy ..

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    you know, gcc is for c, and g++ for c++

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    ohh ok i get it ..

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    all I want to say is that this looks like it took a long time and a lot of effort to make, so thank you. It really helps people like me who want to learn this stuff but cant find any source that will tell us that like you just did.
    keep it up!

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    @Qmo i have an error during this :
    make a new folder in your projects directory with the other source files (.h and .cpp files) and name it 'Detours' and place the files in there. This is probably going to be the easiest way to use them.
    Error : 1 IntelliSense: Can not open the error code "Detours / detours.h" the source file c: \ users \ jonathan \ Desktop \ dxhook \ dxhook \ main.cpp 4

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