Simple Boxes
Simple Boxes
Hello, I am new to C++
I was wondering how to make just a simple Box ESP type hack for a Game like Combat Arms (thats the game I want to make it for). Source codes are helpful, but it would be even better if someone could explain to me how to create the codes for this.
I was wondering how to make just a simple Box ESP type hack for a Game like Combat Arms (thats the game I want to make it for). Source codes are helpful, but it would be even better if someone could explain to me how to create the codes for this.
Originally Posted by pjrat111
Hello, I am new to C++
I was wondering how to make just a simple Box ESP type hack for a Game like Combat Arms (thats the game I want to make it for). Source codes are helpful, but it would be even better if someone could explain to me how to create the codes for this.
I was wondering how to make just a simple Box ESP type hack for a Game like Combat Arms (thats the game I want to make it for). Source codes are helpful, but it would be even better if someone could explain to me how to create the codes for this.
Plus, asking for source codes isnt really a good idea, you will get called leecher very easily and no one will give that to you. Oh and there is no problem to ask for help when you already made something, but from what you said, u made nothing.
Originally Posted by 'Bruno
if you are new to C++, you shouldnt be trying to make an hack at all, learn the basics of it, and then try to make one by urself.
Plus, asking for source codes isnt really a good idea, you will get called leecher very easily and no one will give that to you. Oh and there is no problem to ask for help when you already made something, but from what you said, u made nothing.
Plus, asking for source codes isnt really a good idea, you will get called leecher very easily and no one will give that to you. Oh and there is no problem to ask for help when you already made something, but from what you said, u made nothing.
Originally Posted by pjrat111
I didn't ask for source codes. I said they aren't very helpful.
Originally Posted by pjrat111
Source codes are helpful,
edit: oh there you go..
Originally Posted by Obama
You wouldnt understand even if you were told :/ C++ isn't the only factor in creating hacks
Originally Posted by 'Bruno
yes you did my friend.
edit: oh there you go..
xD
edit: oh there you go..
xD
Originally Posted by Obama
You wouldnt understand even if you were told :/ C++ isn't the only factor in creating hacks
Originally Posted by pjrat111
Oops, sorry, I was confused. I did say they are helpful, but I would prefer an explanation. I learn better from examples of others works.
I know that it's not the only factor, but even for just a simple Box ESP hack?
Dang, double post. My bad, I wasn't paying attention.
I know that it's not the only factor, but even for just a simple Box ESP hack?
Dang, double post. My bad, I wasn't paying attention.
Originally Posted by Obama
For an undetected box esp hack? No
You wouldnt understand even if you were told :/ C++ isn't the only factor in creating hacks
Not sure about the undetected part, but to make box ESP, you MUST be familiar with the Direct3D API.
A very simple method, no reversing skills required:
-Find the strides for the primitives you want to draw a box around.
-DirectX supplies you with a world to screen API, use this to find the coordinates from world space to your screen.
-Draw boxes around the given coordinates using some DirectX API.
Now that you know what to do, start learning the basics of C++, then get familiar with Direct3D. Good luck.
Note: There is no such thing as a "simple" box ESP. Just because it's a single feature, doesn't mean it's a piece of cake.
A very simple method, no reversing skills required:
-Find the strides for the primitives you want to draw a box around.
-DirectX supplies you with a world to screen API, use this to find the coordinates from world space to your screen.
-Draw boxes around the given coordinates using some DirectX API.
Now that you know what to do, start learning the basics of C++, then get familiar with Direct3D. Good luck.
Note: There is no such thing as a "simple" box ESP. Just because it's a single feature, doesn't mean it's a piece of cake.
Originally Posted by Void
Not sure about the undetected part, but to make box ESP, you MUST be familiar with the Direct3D API.
A very simple method, no reversing skills required:
-Find the strides for the primitives you want to draw a box around.
-DirectX supplies you with a world to screen API, use this to find the coordinates from world space to your screen.
-Draw boxes around the given coordinates using some DirectX API.
Now that you know what to do, start learning the basics of C++, then get familiar with Direct3D. Good luck.
Note: There is no such thing as a "simple" box ESP. Just because it's a single feature, doesn't mean it's a piece of cake.
A very simple method, no reversing skills required:
-Find the strides for the primitives you want to draw a box around.
-DirectX supplies you with a world to screen API, use this to find the coordinates from world space to your screen.
-Draw boxes around the given coordinates using some DirectX API.
Now that you know what to do, start learning the basics of C++, then get familiar with Direct3D. Good luck.
Note: There is no such thing as a "simple" box ESP. Just because it's a single feature, doesn't mean it's a piece of cake.
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