this calls for more celebration
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I don't understand. What do we sticky every nublet that reads a book now?
no offense to the nublet that learned the Standard Template Library. Congratulations obviously, but... I wasn't aware this was sticky material.
no offense to the nublet that learned the Standard Template Library. Congratulations obviously, but... I wasn't aware this was sticky material.
oic
Originally Posted by Pagn
To find addies u need to learn how to search or scan for values. To detour u need to learn how to detour, to bypass and uncover more complex structures or classes its is necessary to learn how high level concepts such as the aforementioned are compiled into binary format. This process is called decompilation. Decompilation is often inaccurate due to the nature of compilers to optimize as well as "name-mangling". However with source code for most game engines readily available it is possible to locate key objects in memory and gain great influence over a game. Unfortunately additional measures such as obfuscation are often used to make things a bit harder. Code obfuscation programs such as Themida can make gaining any substantive information from dead-listing extremely difficult. So learning how to work with or defeat obfuscated code is very important. Due to the nature of computer games to draw heavily on computer resources to get the most out of the game, not everything can be protected. So Themida, though a powerful opponent can usually be worked around. Working around Themida means using "live debugging". Live debugging offers much more information then deadlisting, however it also requires hackers to "bypass" anti-cheat technologies. These anti-cheats usually inhibit debuggers and scanning tools (such as CheatEngine) from running. Themida also inhibits debuggers, though I have yet to figure out exactly how.
You made me remember BA, randomly pop up, leave a massive text explaining something and leaves for days oO
edit: not like i knew BA that much..
edit: not like i knew BA that much..

