[Tutorial] Finding Source Code of Not Open Source Programs

Originally Posted by treeham

Java is kinda lame. C++ is the way to go.
I tried making a game but it failed cuz there isn't any GetAsyncKeyState()

Java is not lame. >:l ... the pc is just not the right venue for it.

@BA: hi =P

Totally agree with BA

Go and try to 'find sourcecode' in a modern game :P

Originally Posted by treeham

Java is kinda lame. C++ is the way to go.
I tried making a game but it failed cuz there isn't any GetAsyncKeyState()

Yes, I know. Thank you for telling me. (No sarcasm intended, you people need to differntiate between my sarcasm and realism).

Anyways, I wanna try Java, then move back to C++. I'm only on functions in C++, but meh, I wanna try something new, then get back to it. P:

Originally Posted by treeham

Disassemble a game. Find the function where you shoot and loose ammo. Change it so you lose 0 ammo.

Disassemble a game, find the... wait... wha-? Oh I see, more than 2 Million Instructions; silly me.

Originally Posted by Schyler

Disassemble a game, find the... wait... wha-? Oh I see, more than 2 Million Instructions; silly me.

Silly rabbit, instructions are for kids, just change anything and everything and it'll work. Guranteed.

(Btw, THAT was sarcasm guys >_>)

Originally Posted by Retoxified

Totally agree with BA
Go and try to 'find sourcecode' in a modern game :P

Let me google that for you

Maybe 'making frameworks of games' would be a better title.

(this framework I googled for you was made using ollydbg and such tools)

Originally Posted by treeham

Let me google that for you

Maybe 'making frameworks of games' would be a better title.

(this framework I googled for you was made using ollydbg and such tools)

It would not.

[Tutorial] Finding Source Code of Not Open Source Programs

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