Which Language? c++ Visual Basic?

[radsj1993]

Hello Com.

How can i start to create my own hacks? And which Language is better or easier for beginners?

[cypher09]

You should check that

[radsj1993]

Thanks. But where i can find tutorial´s or maybe books?

[Coper]

well i prefer C++ bro

[radsj1993]

Yeah but i think its not good for beginners?

[cypher09]

Yeah but i think its not good for beginners?

Dude, if you want to hack, just learn
I'm not knowing anything in programming either but in a day or two I'll open a book and start to read & learn until I know enough to do my own stuff

[radsj1993]

I think when i buy a book for beginners it won't help me later for hacking or something else

[cypher09]

Dude... buying?
You have internet..

And, you should find someone to teach you when you'll know enough

[radsj1993]

I cant really learn with the Internet. With books i can read everywhere and when i want.

[cypher09]

I cant really learn with the Internet. With books i can read everywhere and when i want.

True....
Anyway
To not be offtopic, yeah, you should read and learn C++ to make your own hacks
Even if it's hard

[Kenshin13]

True....
Anyway
To not be offtopic, yeah, you should read and learn C++ to make your own hacks
Even if it's hard

I'd only recommend that if you're using a private version.
Though my aimbot for Steam is in C++ and currently undetected

[RE4CTIVE]

erm... If im not mistaking C++ is mainly used for game development?
I would recommend VB.NET for simple stuff (memory editing, etc) and C# for more advanced stuff, like aimbots and wallhacks.

[Kenshin13]

erm... If im not mistaking C++ is mainly used for game development?
I would recommend VB.NET for simple stuff (memory editing, etc) and C# for more advanced stuff, like aimbots and wallhacks.

Any .NET Application is much slower than C++. True games are made in C. But it's also used for hacks.

[Papil]

same here i prefer C++ 2010

[House]

Check out python, its much easier to learn than c++ (as for me), vb net is real fine for gui only but doesn't offer much capabilities