Internals?

This may have been asked before, sorry for that, but how could I learn to code internal cheats? What would I have to study to understand the way it works and to learn hooking and such?

@Azay werent u talking about making an internal info/tutorial thingy? i'd help me, him and many others.. its basically the same as externals but you can read directly from the memory ingame so just make a pointer to the address. for hooking im not really sure and im also learning

Originally Posted by affe2626

I'd really like this too

Ok soo this might help:

1-Hooking ->
Try VTables hooks, they are easier and VAC don't detected.
try [17]

2->Memory in internals->
You can create a class for example

class CPlayerInfo
{
public:
char _0x0000[248];
__int32 pHealth; //0x00F8
char _0x00FC[836];
};

after that you do :

CPlayerInfo *cPlayer = *(CPlayerInfo**)0x50F4F4

and the you have free acess :

cPlayer->pHealth = 999

This is really better, because you dont need to read/write everything and make a crap and bad codded hack!

If you want, i can create a tutorial for it...

Originally Posted by Fram3x

Ok soo this might help:

1-Hooking ->
Try VTables hooks, they are easier and VAC don't detected.
try [17]

2->Memory in internals->
You can create a class for example

after that you do :

and the you have free acess :

This is really better, because you dont need to read/write everything and make a crap and bad codded hack!

If you want, i can create a tutorial for it...

If you could create a tutorial, I think a lot of people would be thankful

Just wondering @OP and other posting here. How do you think people learned coding CS Internals before? There was no tutorials, no open-source stuff and no resources at all... Have you ever thought that instead of asking asking for spoonfed info or a "tutorial" you could use your brain and figure it out yourself... Actually learn C++ and ASM. Learn how to reverse. Learn about vmthooking. Profit? I'm not saying this to be rude, so don't misinterpret it. Learning from some "bases" or "tutorials" will actually make you into a shameless paster like 99% of this kiddy scene. You will have no idea how software actually works and how to "hack" it, but only be able to slap some paste together. If that's your goal, stick to it. If you have other things in mind I recommend to actually learn before doing anything... GL

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