Visual Studio Packages help

I want to make a basic external application to read and write memory.

I installed Visual Studio 2019 and tried to run basic code similar to that shown in the above video ^
I have done basic cpp coding in classes, and I have a huge amount of python experience. I know how to code, but when I try to get into game reversing and cheat coding, I don't understand what SDK i need.

The code breaks down as soon as I try to compile

Code:

Code:

#include <Windows.h>

I assume I need to just grab some things through the Visual Studio installer. I installed VS 2017 after VS 2019 didn't work. Should I reinstall VS 2019, and then install something? Or just keep it as is.

Thank you guys so much for your help, if you decide to help a poor scrub like me out. I have a lot of ardor towards game hacking and I'm venturing into making cheats for games like Brawlhalla and other various steam games. I will give back to the community!

Again, thank you very much

Also, I know that <Windows.h> may not be the right syntax, maybe "windows.h" or something similar is actually correct, but the point is that the problem is certainly with the fact that my installation isnt complete.

Originally Posted by leacherxd

I want to make a basic external application to read and write memory.

I installed Visual Studio 2019 and tried to run basic code similar to that shown in the above video ^
I have done basic cpp coding in classes, and I have a huge amount of python experience. I know how to code, but when I try to get into game reversing and cheat coding, I don't understand what SDK i need.

The code breaks down as soon as I try to compile

Code:

Code:

#include <Windows.h>

I assume I need to just grab some things through the Visual Studio installer. I installed VS 2017 after VS 2019 didn't work. Should I reinstall VS 2019, and then install something? Or just keep it as is.

Thank you guys so much for your help, if you decide to help a poor scrub like me out. I have a lot of ardor towards game hacking and I'm venturing into making cheats for games like Brawlhalla and other various steam games. I will give back to the community!

Again, thank you very much

Also, I know that <Windows.h> may not be the right syntax, maybe "windows.h" or something similar is actually correct, but the point is that the problem is certainly with the fact that my installation isnt complete.

Your installation is complete, it sounds more you just have not the Project setuped for the correct Windows SDK.
If you want to open an existing Project, you need to adjust it to the Windows SDK Version you can compile for or install the one which is missing

Originally Posted by MikeRohsoft

Your installation is complete, it sounds more you just have not the Project setuped for the correct Windows SDK.
If you want to open an existing Project, you need to adjust it to the Windows SDK Version you can compile for or install the one which is missing

Tyvm for the reply! I'm still unsure of how-- when i set up a project-- do I know what SDK I need, and how to install it if I dont have it.

I'm sorry, my vocabulary isn't very good when it comes to visual studio and setting up SDK's-- I haven't needed to do this before, and I lack an understand of how it works. Thank you very much, again.

saerch for Visual Studio set Plattform Toolset

Originally Posted by MikeRohsoft

saerch for Visual Studio set Plattform Toolset

What is supposed to be here for

Code:

#include <Windows.h>

to work?
I feel really slow right now, I'm sorry. Thank you for directing me to the right place

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For example, if I wanted to make an internal hack this error would rise:

Thank you for your help thus far, I think I'm almost over this mountain

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...andard-headers
THIS IS THE FIX LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL VISUAL STUDIO IS RETARDED

nice one, thank u for let us know the answer, marked as solved

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