Question??

[bremiller1421]

I have a good question . I know how to code vb.net well and some C++ I know the syntax, but I was wanting some opinions on something.
What would be the best programming language for memory editing such as a hack but I want to create a trainer that will change the address, yes i know about pointers and offsets etc.... but i need to know which programming language would be the best and the game i will be doing is an game called mu online, a private server i play

If you could help me that would be great.




If you dont have anything nice to say keep your trap shut!

[t7ancients]

Assembly would probably be the best, but C/C++ would work too. Those are the best for writing memory hacks.

[Jason]

Assembly would probably be the best, but C/C++ would work too. Those are the best for writing memory hacks.

Ahahahaha assembly. Fuck coding a hack in straight assembly. By the time you finish it, it'd be like 5 versions of the game later.

[t7ancients]

By the time you finish it, it'd be like 5 versions of the game later.

Yeah. For manipulating memory though, isn't assembly better? But you're right, it would take forever. :/

[Jason]

Yeah. For manipulating memory though, isn't assembly better? But you're right, it would take forever. :/

Depends just what you're trying to do. Inline assembly from C++ can usually handle most of the brute force you need while simultaneously wrapping the rest of the hack in a very straightforward language and fileformat (dll) that windows itself can easily load into a remote process.

[t7ancients]

I wish we had inline for x64 though. :/

[Jason]

I wish we had inline for x64 though. :/

Just make your project x86, it's not like there's all that many games you're gunna wanna hack that are designed for the x64-bit architecture.

[t7ancients]

Just make your project x86, it's not like there's all that many games you're gunna wanna hack that are designed for the x64-bit architecture.

Aren't some games compiled for x64, and does it make a difference if you inject x86 code into a 64-bit process? I thought that it didn't work, but I'm still quite new to the whole game hacking thing. :/

Edit: Or is it the other way around that doesn't work?