Wallhack/ESP
Is there a tutorial on that? 
Wallhack/ESP
What do you want o.O
Originally Posted by ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
What do you want o.O
( I do also want to do this, but I am not in the mod to learn more languages now.
I used like 1 month on understanding GSC [By myself] and my firneds want me to learn lua... But I find it hard and boring to understand it, even when its like GSC in one way... I was also wondering about lerning C++ or C# but I could't choose one.. And I find no good site or tutorial, books or so that may help me in this. )
All in the ( ... ) is a little off-topic, but maybe you can help me on the C# or C++
What's in the title? A tutorial on how to make a wallhack. And without gsc.
GSC hacking aint that fun when ur such a crappy host no one can join your matches 
Originally Posted by Locke
GSC hacking aint that fun when ur such a crappy host no one can join your matches
easyer and faster....
Originally Posted by Jorndel
Download a hack?
easyer and faster....
easyer and faster....
Originally Posted by ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
Hacking ain't easy, you can't pretend some1 to post ready-to-use sources for you. Try learning the basics. So instead of copy-pasting a source that you won't understand a line, you're going to make one yourself. ...
So I'm not creating this thread because I'm a noob, but because I haven't seen/found any other topics that helps/explains how to do wallhack.
Originally Posted by Locke
A hack for what? Being a better host? Well, my internet connection sucks..
Dude, I am not a beginner in hacking/programming. I've already created a sniper mod from scratch, and I have four years of experience with Visual Basic 6 (I know it's not the same, but that is really helping me understand).
So I'm not creating this thread because I'm a noob, but because I haven't seen/found any other topics that helps/explains how to do wallhack.
Dude, I am not a beginner in hacking/programming. I've already created a sniper mod from scratch, and I have four years of experience with Visual Basic 6 (I know it's not the same, but that is really helping me understand).
So I'm not creating this thread because I'm a noob, but because I haven't seen/found any other topics that helps/explains how to do wallhack.
Originally Posted by Locke
Dude, I am not a beginner in hacking/programming. I've already created a sniper mod from scratch, and I have four years of experience with Visual Basic 6 (I know it's not the same, but that is really helping me understand).
So I'm not creating this thread because I'm a noob, but because I haven't seen/found any other topics that helps/explains how to do wallhack.
So I'm not creating this thread because I'm a noob, but because I haven't seen/found any other topics that helps/explains how to do wallhack.
Read-Only Hacks = Win
Read-Only Hacks can be made on .NET too, but it's a lil complicated. Wall Hack, is pretty much....
1.Read the structure of the entities
2.Select each entity, and then divide them by team
3.Get the Vector of the player
4.Draw lines across the vectors
5.Call the drawing func within you hook EndScene()
6.Win.
Hacking ain't easy, you can't pretend some1 to post ready-to-use sources for you. Try learning the basics. So instead of copy-pasting a source that you won't understand a line, you're going to make one yourself.
BASICS FTW. BTW In my opinion C++ is the most powerful language, but if u have a little brain just leave it. Go for some easy languages, like VB .NET, or AutoIt. C# is a good idea but meh, I don't think that you will understand it fast, VB .NET is also superb but it will take u a lot to learn all the basics, so yea, go for AutoIt. It's simple, understandable coding structure, etc.
Hey, there are also some hard but super powerful languages, like ASM, or Python. But if I were you I would go for AutoIt or VB .NET. (You select)
BASICS FTW. BTW In my opinion C++ is the most powerful language, but if u have a little brain just leave it. Go for some easy languages, like VB .NET, or AutoIt. C# is a good idea but meh, I don't think that you will understand it fast, VB .NET is also superb but it will take u a lot to learn all the basics, so yea, go for AutoIt. It's simple, understandable coding structure, etc.
Hey, there are also some hard but super powerful languages, like ASM, or Python. But if I were you I would go for AutoIt or VB .NET. (You select)
Oh, he answered the offtopic part without quoting. Of course he did...
VB6 is helping me understand C++, which is helping me hacking.
Code:
Option Explicit
Dim Count As Integer
Private Sub Form_Load()
Count = 0
Timer1.Interval = 1000 ' units of milliseconds
End Sub
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
Count = Count + 1
lblCount.Caption = Count
End Sub
Code:
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
std::cout << "Hello, world!\n";
}
If you have worked with one type of "Visual" programming language in four years, you understand the basics of every else Visual programs. The if-statements are similar.
I'm not saying you can copy+paste a code from VB6 to C++, but at least I didn't look like a completley dumbass the first time I ran C++. Also, I've done some more advanced coding than creating a program that count upwards when you load it.
I'm not saying you can copy+paste a code from VB6 to C++, but at least I didn't look like a completley dumbass the first time I ran C++. Also, I've done some more advanced coding than creating a program that count upwards when you load it.
Originally Posted by Locke
If you have worked with one type of "Visual" programming language in four years, you understand the basics of every else Visual programs. The if-statements are similar.
I'm not saying you can copy+paste a code from VB6 to C++, but at least I didn't look like a completley dumbass the first time I ran C++. Also, I've done some more advanced coding than creating a program that count upwards when you load it.
I'm not saying you can copy+paste a code from VB6 to C++, but at least I didn't look like a completley dumbass the first time I ran C++. Also, I've done some more advanced coding than creating a program that count upwards when you load it.
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