Off topic: my d3d menu w/ sprite, does it look good? xD
For all the trolls that call themselves "CODERS"
Fact 1.- C++ IS and will always BE a more robust programming language.
Fact 2.- If you know to program in C++ making CODE in VB should be a lot easier!! so that makes me wonder if people asking "how do I do this in VB, I know how to do this in C++ but..." are really programmers? or C+P'ers?
Originally Posted by Hahaz
@TopBlast, u can build app form in C++.. its much easier for u than using VB. Or is this just your attempt to make hack in VB as challenge?
@freedompeace & @doofbla, don't underestimate the VB... it can help u make good hack for current games, like one of mine old release:
I never underestimated Visual Basic - I've used Visual Basic before - it was my first programming language. However, as I have stated before - Visual Basic alone will not help you in any hacking. You will need DLLImports of Windows functions in kernel32.dll or user32.dll, and others.
More over, I didn't estimate Visual Basic in any way - I only pointed out a few facts when programming with Visual Basic.
And your menu looks great, except for the font / spacing in the "MW2" and "21.09.10" text, it kinda looks weird.
Originally Posted by ngh555
Fact 2.- If you know to program in C++ making CODE in VB should be a lot easier!! so that makes me wonder if people asking "how do I do this in VB, I know how to do this in C++ but..." are really programmers? or C+P'ers?
You clearly have little understanding of different programming languages. Going from C++ to VB there aren't always equivalent points in both languages, so just changing the syntax won't be enough. If you read what freedom is saying even a little bit, you have to export dlls in written in C++ to be able to achieve a semblance of the functions C++ is capable of (direct asm, etc)
Someone may know how to do something flawlessly in C++. but that doesn't mean that they are instantly capable of doing it Visual Basic, the two languages are not the same and at many points you won't find a direct way of writing something that you can in C++ into VB.
Originally Posted by Jason
You clearly have little understanding of different programming languages. Going from C++ to VB there aren't always equivalent points in both languages, so just changing the syntax won't be enough. If you read what freedom is saying even a little bit, you have to export dlls in written in C++ to be able to achieve a semblance of the functions C++ is capable of (direct asm, etc)
Someone may know how to do something flawlessly in C++. but that doesn't mean that they are instantly capable of doing it Visual Basic, the two languages are not the same and at many points you won't find a direct way of writing something that you can in C++ into VB.
This is true, VB.NET and C++ are much different languages, I guarantee I couldn't do half the stuff I could in C++ in VB, it doesn't mean I copy & paste.
VB.net is also bound to the .NET framework, so doing something one way in C++ is most likely to be much different in VB, even if it has the same syntax.
Originally Posted by freedompeace
Why are people so obsessed with making hacks in Visual Basic?
For one it's gay, two, the syntax is crappy, but most of all, it's not actually VB that you'll be using ! It's just the VB shit-syntax.
You'll probably be using some wrapper / DLLIMPORT to access WinAPI functions, and most of all, you'll need a "loader DLL" made in C++ to load CLI into the host process before your VB DLL works - VB DLLs don't have an automatically executed (and user accessible) function - rather they aree based in namespaces.
*premature exit from essay*
VB Might be crappy.. But it is still a programming language.. and any program u make in C++ can be made in VB......
Originally Posted by Hahaz
