64 bit injecting
64 bit injecting
Can someone help me out adding 64 bit support for an injector?
I've managed 32 bit support using 1 of the million tutorials for injectors.
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I've managed 32 bit support using 1 of the million tutorials for injectors.
PM, VM, or msn me
My msn is ownerfritz@hotmail.com if you want to talk over msn...
Change functions to Int16 and compile to x86.
I think that should be all.
I think that should be all.
I honestly have no clue how to do that, I'm a basic visual basic user.
Then you shouldn't be making an injector 
Originally Posted by Lolland
Then you shouldn't be making an injector
Originally Posted by Lonely Tedy Bear
/\ True, and also if you can't do something simple as that. Idk how your going to make a nice working injector
But did you really make it?
It was probably copy and pasted from a source, am I right?
It was probably copy and pasted from a source, am I right?
Originally Posted by Lolland
But did you really make it?
It was probably copy and pasted from a source, am I right?
It was probably copy and pasted from a source, am I right?
Yes but you didn't truly make it with full understanding of library importations and library functions.
The thing is that making something more complicated I.E. an injector requires at least a few months of VB experience. Start out with something more simple and then move onto an injector after a few other projects.
The thing is that making something more complicated I.E. an injector requires at least a few months of VB experience. Start out with something more simple and then move onto an injector after a few other projects.
Yeah. Also,
creating a GUI = easy (low VB skills involved at least)
Browsing for .dlls = easier than adding them to a folder and auto-importing
Listbox = easy
Changeable timer = easy
Injection method = HARD
So you've successfully done the easy bits, but not the hard bits? There are millions of injectors in like every section that just leech the injection method, slap on some features and away they go.
creating a GUI = easy (low VB skills involved at least)
Browsing for .dlls = easier than adding them to a folder and auto-importing
Listbox = easy
Changeable timer = easy
Injection method = HARD
So you've successfully done the easy bits, but not the hard bits? There are millions of injectors in like every section that just leech the injection method, slap on some features and away they go.
Originally Posted by Lolland
Yes but you didn't truly make it with full understanding of library importations and library functions.
The thing is that making something more complicated I.E. an injector requires at least a few months of VB experience. Start out with something more simple and then move onto an injector after a few other projects.
The thing is that making something more complicated I.E. an injector requires at least a few months of VB experience. Start out with something more simple and then move onto an injector after a few other projects.
Do you understand library importations/entries, etc?
Originally Posted by Lolland
Do you understand library importations/entries, etc?
Then you should be able to change them to int16s instead of integers.
Compiling to x86 can only be done on a 64 bit system or Visual Studio Ultimate.
Compiling to x86 can only be done on a 64 bit system or Visual Studio Ultimate.
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