menu and no menu

Yeh see I don't see the point in that. Why not just use a hack someone already compiled. That would be easiest. There's no need to make your own in that case. All your really doing is copying a hack already made, it would be much easier for you to use a hack that's already working. Try the Warrock Section there are tons of free no menu hacks over there.

Well unfortunately I don't have any source for a menu hack on me, but there are tons of resources on this forum. Search for a Warrock menu hack source. You will be able to identify if the source is a menu hack right off, because it should say #include <d3d9.h> in the first few lines.


BTW: As a general rule this is more of a development forum and so while code is out there its really only for educational purposes, not copying and pasting from multiple different sources. However since you seem obsessed to be a scrounger and not develop the codes yourself you will have to become acquainted with what scroungers do, which is sifting through piles of filth to find a few good things. I recommend you start learning how to use the search button. It would have saved you a couple of day's work.

Why....? So you want someone to give you the code, then someone else to give you the addresses so you can compile it and pretend you are a "hacker". Give me a good reason why we should do this.

No. That would be doing all the work for you. Even a scrounger needs to work a little bit otherwise what did you really do? I'm not gonna look for anything for you, but tell you what. You find all the peices and I'll help put them together for you.

Think of it as a puzzle/ scavenger hunt. o_O

not necisaryaly(failed ), you can hook the engines drawing stuff to render stuff onto the game without including d3d9 =)

I'd really rather not get into an argument with you over the definition of a hack. All I can tell you is that if you do want to create gamehacks you need to be able to program them, so u need a background in some programming language. I'd recommend learning C++.

DllMain is part of the Windows API. You just need to learn the basics of the Windows API. FYI: that doesn't mean learn the whole thing. no one knows the entire API. I think there was a thread farther down the page asking about .dll's and I posted some links. Go check that out.

If you know C++, then to learn about DLL's you don't really need much more than MSDN. You could also find a tutorial or book on the win32 API. By the way, you cannot define a word using that word in your definition.

edit:: Aww you beat me....I thought you were "away" >_>