Anybody willing to teach/tutor?

[Jalapeno]

I KNOW the rules say to buy a book on C++ and learn to code, but I hate doing those things. I used to be known as "CA_", but that profile was rather noobish so I decided to make a brand new account and start fresh.

First off I want to ask for a kind person to give me links to all the necessary downloads? (Such as C++, or VB I'm not so sure) Second, if someone would be the VERY NICEST person and take maybe 1-2 hours of 1 day out of their life to get me going in the right direction? All I need is refreshers and the basics. Such as using addies and setting up the hack, making the menu (which will be easy), and some of the more simple hacks that don't use addies like NX chams. At least that's what I think doesn't use them. Oh, and also maybe texture chams I LOVE texture chams. They remind me of the old days .

I would appreciate all the help I could get, which I know of course will be very little if this forum is the same as it used to be.

[Acea]

send me a pm, we will see what you know, if you know enough i'll help you if not ill point you to some videos to study up on, not books.

[Jalapeno]

Unfortunately I am unable to send any PMs at the moment due to some error. Would you happen to have a Skype?

[Saltine]

I KNOW the rules say to buy a book on C++ and learn to code, but I hate doing those things. I used to be known as "CA_", but that profile was rather noobish so I decided to make a brand new account and start fresh.

First off I want to ask for a kind person to give me links to all the necessary downloads? (Such as C++, or VB I'm not so sure) Second, if someone would be the VERY NICEST person and take maybe 1-2 hours of 1 day out of their life to get me going in the right direction? All I need is refreshers and the basics. Such as using addies and setting up the hack, making the menu (which will be easy), and some of the more simple hacks that don't use addies like NX chams. At least that's what I think doesn't use them. Oh, and also maybe texture chams I LOVE texture chams. They remind me of the old days .

I would appreciate all the help I could get, which I know of course will be very little if this forum is the same as it used to be.

Listen, you will never be successful if you don't get over yourself and do exactly what you said you hate. We don't need another leecher in this section who doesn't know what they are doing. We already have enough of those. Either learn the right way, or give up now. Second, you might not be cut out for this if you can't even use a search engine. You have to look things up on your own sometimes, it won't be spoonfed to you.

[Jalapeno]

Well, in the world people are different. They learn different ways. For example, one person could learn by reading as I interpret you probably do. Others learn by doing, and some others learn by seeing. I myself learn by doing. So if you would please be nicer in this section it would be greatly appreciated. We already have enough flamers in this section.

[teehee15]

Well, in the world people are different. They learn different ways. For example, one person could learn by reading as I interpret you probably do. Others learn by doing, and some others learn by seeing. I myself learn by doing. So if you would please be nicer in this section it would be greatly appreciated. We already have enough flamers in this section.

I don't learn by reading at all. Guess what I've been doing for the past 5-6 months. Got to get over it and learn how to.

[[MPGH]Flengo]

Unless you're a super genius, you wont learn what the following example of code (C++) will do and mean without reading up on it.

#include <Windows.h>
#include <iostream>

bool bOpLikesReading = false;
unsigned long booksRead = 0;

int Books[10];

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    if ( booksRead == NULL )
    {
        for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ )
        {
            Books[i] = 1;
            booksRead++;
        }
    }

    if ( booksRead >= 10 )
        bOpLikesReading = true;

    if ( bOpLikesReading )
        cout << "LRN2READ" << endl;
}

There's something which most people will notice in that

[[SMA] Paradise`]

Learn C++

[Jalapeno]

FINE! I read the books! Jesus this forum got meaner and meaner since a couple years ago. You guys could be polite about it and say something like, "I'm sorry, but the only way you are going to learn is to read a book. Here are some great books that helped me:" That would be a better way of doing it instead of getting mad at me because you're annoyed at all the little kids who say stupid shit like, "I wantz to lern 2 hack plz teach meh." I am NOT and never will be that kind of a person.

And thank you DJ Allen for the link.

[Shadow`]

FINE! I read the books! Jesus this forum got meaner and meaner since a couple years ago. You guys could be polite about it and say something like, "I'm sorry, but the only way you are going to learn is to read a book. Here are some great books that helped me:" That would be a better way of doing it instead of getting mad at me because you're annoyed at all the little kids who say stupid shit like, "I wantz to lern 2 hack plz teach meh." I am NOT and never will be that kind of a person.

And thank you DJ Allen for the link.

Reading books is vital to learning a language at a steady pace in my opinion, it should always be an option that should be considered right away. Also, finding your own books helps you find one specifically tuned to your liking. If we just throw books at you, you probably wont like them. There's no reason to get mad at us, you should just take our advice if you wanted it (which is to read books). If you really just want a book on C++, look at CPP Primer Plus.

[teehee15]

FINE! I read the books! Jesus this forum got meaner and meaner since a couple years ago. You guys could be polite about it and say something like, "I'm sorry, but the only way you are going to learn is to read a book. Here are some great books that helped me:" That would be a better way of doing it instead of getting mad at me because you're annoyed at all the little kids who say stupid shit like, "I wantz to lern 2 hack plz teach meh." I am NOT and never will be that kind of a person.

And thank you DJ Allen for the link.

Last time I checked, you're the angry person. All we've done is point out the obvious like we always do. Just because you didn't look into past times of people saying the exact same thing as you and seen how we would react doesn't mean you need to get upset because things didn't go how you wanted them to. And if you're trying to state we should point out good books, then google is amazing and it's not hard to find a book. If you can't find one then maybe C++ just isn't for you. When you talk about stupid kids who use bad grammar, please know we get upset with them, not only because they use bad grammar, but because they believe they are special and are entitled to learning a very complex language differently and more easily then everyone else. Please calm down, and there are hundreds of good C++ sites and books.

[Departure]

@Jalapeno, if your serious about learning this is not the place to learn, I am sorry to say most of the "coders" here don't even know them self, and the ones who do know something is limited to hacks only. Hacking forums are not good to learn from. The main reason is you will learn bad habits from the guys who learnt to code here by pasting snippets together, Most of the coding here is not following the C++ standards but are just thrown together snippets found around the place. I would go to C++ forums that only talk about coding and website dedicated to teaching online(there are many of them) then once you can do different types of programs, Then come back here and understand how hacks work then write your own, you will have the knowledge by then not to paste snippets together, so writing a hack should be easy for you.

[Genesis]

Here's something i have read.
"Teach yourself C++ in 21 days"

Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days

[-Bl00d-]

im surprised some sourpuss
hasnt came in and busted up on flengo for that.,

[Departure]

Unless you're a super genius, you wont learn what the following example of code (C++) will do and mean without reading up on it.

#include <Windows.h>
#include <iostream>

bool bOpLikesReading = false;
unsigned long booksRead = 0;

int Books[10];

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    if ( booksRead == NULL )
    {
        for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ )
        {
            Books[i] = 1;
            booksRead++;
        }
    }

    if ( booksRead >= 10 )
        bOpLikesReading = true;

    if ( bOpLikesReading )
        cout << "LRN2READ" << endl;
}

There's something which most people will notice in that

lol@There's something which most people will notice in that

^yeah the over use of "if statements" when a single "case statement" would do

//Edit
Opps I mean "switch statement" for C++ coders