Indigo Full Fixed/Updated Source

kelputo · 2017-11-18T15:14:45.000Z

[QUOTE=CryptWalker;13262986]I don't believe this was fixed at all.. lol I have over 600 errors for some reason xD[/QUOTE] need to install d3d9 fix - - - Updated - - - [QUOTE=Joplin;13262960]I noticed you wanna stay under the radars but make a post which has alrealy been posted for some " attencion " L :^)[/QUOTE] ok ok ok ok i understand

Originally Posted by CryptWalker

I don't believe this was fixed at all.. lol I have over 600 errors for some reason xD

need to install d3d9 fix

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Originally Posted by Joplin

I noticed you wanna stay under the radars but make a post which has alrealy been posted for some " attencion " L :^)

ok ok ok ok i understand

Originally Posted by kelputo

need to install d3d9 fix

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ok ok ok ok i understand

I ended up figuring it out lol it compiles perfectly now. Seems like the offsets are up to date? I have a dumper but I am not sure if it is dumping the offsets that I need and stuff.. But is there a tutorial on how to make these undetected every time valve does an update?

what is a backtrack really?

Originally Posted by diaz2305

what is a backtrack really?

http://lmgtfy.com/?t=v&q=Backtracking+CSGO

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Originally Posted by CryptWalker

I ended up figuring it out lol it compiles perfectly now. Seems like the offsets are up to date? I have a dumper but I am not sure if it is dumping the offsets that I need and stuff.. But is there a tutorial on how to make these undetected every time valve does an update?

omg... really figure that out by yourself

Originally Posted by CryptWalker

I am learning the basics of c++ and stuff sooo no i haven't, how do i that exactly, I only have this source so i can study it, use he basics to learn a little bit about how it is written.

In Visual Studio, check near the top left-ish middle. Over there you should see something like Debug and then a number on the side. Click on those two and Change the "Debug" to "Release", and check if on the right it shows x86.

Originally Posted by DOTD100

In Visual Studio, check near the top left-ish middle. Over there you should see something like Debug and then a number on the side. Click on those two and Change the "Debug" to "Release", and check if on the right it shows x86.

I looked it up on the Microsoft website :P I am able to get a lot of things to compile now

Originally Posted by CryptWalker

I looked it up on the Microsoft website :P I am able to get a lot of things to compile now

Well then... Good job. I hope you can learn more things! ^^

ahhaahhahaa

Ban him, he didnt fix this lmao the one who fixed this was smef.pw.

U can just go into his website he have been adding things to indigo, dont take credit

Originally Posted by stewie141603k

Ban him, he didnt fix this lmao the one who fixed this was smef.pw.

U can just go into his website he have been adding things to indigo, dont take credit

stfu did things i'm not reh tarded and credits are there..

What is

Cannot open include file: 'TlHelp32.h': No such file or directory

Do you know this fixxx?

And Yes, I have googled it. Nothing really helped.

why does it say my visual studio doesn't support this source ?

good niggu

2387 errors found when trying to build... eh?

Whoever gets errors, just set it as Release and x86. Also, if u are getting the d3d9.h errors, then install the provided thread's fix.

Then just put in VC++ directories the path for the DirectX SDK

What is

Cannot open include file: 'TlHelp32.h': No such file or directory

Do you know this fixxx?

And Yes, I have googled it. Nothing really helped.
I removed the part but it just made more errors....

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