Problem, I need help.

Originally Posted by Dieorwin

[php] if (needstolearncplusplus7 == 1) {
learn c++ () [/php]

try that, it works!

more like

Code:

while(!noob@c++) 
      LearnCPP();
else
      GTFO(Stop,Asking,Noob,Questions);

How about this is the Coding Help & Discussion so back off.

Code:

if (StuckUp == 1) {
    HelpOut();

    else 
         Ban();

}

Originally Posted by Dieorwin

[php] if (needstolearncplusplus7 == 1) {
learn c++ () [/php]

try that, it works!

That wouldn't work, they need to turn the "needstolearncplusplus7" variable to 1 and the noobs can't do it

Originally Posted by -xGhost-

How about this is the Coding Help & Discussion so back off.

Code:

if (StuckUp == 1) {
    HelpOut();

    else 
         Ban();

Missing a bracket. /

Code:

 
#include <iostream>

bool Youfail;

using namespace std;

void Ban(){
    cout << Ban << endl;
}


if (Youfail){
Ban()
}
else {
Ban()
}

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int Ban(Ban the persons account);
int Mute(Mute the persons account);

bool Youfail;

void Ban(){
    cout << Ban;
}

if (Youfail == 1){
Ban();
}
else {
Mute();
}

I believe that's the correct way of writing this code.

It's funny how you added "cout << Ban << endl;" when you don't need the "<< endl;" Good try though.

Originally Posted by -xGhost-

Code:

#include <iostream> using namespace std; int Ban(Ban the persons account); int Mute(Mute the persons account); bool Youfail; void Ban(){ cout << Ban; } if (Youfail == 1){ Ban(); } else { Mute(); }

I believe that's the correct way of writing this code.

It's funny how you added "cout << Ban << endl;" when you don't need the "<< endl;" Good try though.

And tell us all why wouldnt he need it..

Originally Posted by -xGhost-

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int Ban(Ban the persons account);
int Mute(Mute the persons account);

bool Youfail;

void Ban(){
    cout << Ban;
}

if (Youfail == 1){
Ban();
}
else {
Mute();
}

I believe that's the correct way of writing this code.

It's funny how you added "cout << Ban << endl;" when you don't need the "<< endl;" Good try though.

Actually you do need it, so thats kinda a noob fail

[php]#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int NoobFail(Proves the person a failure noob);
int Mute(Mute the persons account);

bool NoobFail;

void NoobFail(){
cout << NoobFail;
}

if (Noobfail == 1){
NoobFail();
}else {
Ban();
}[/php]

No actually he wouldn't need first because it's not a string and if he says it was a string why didn't he include "#include <string>" second of all he didn't have two lines of code so there wouldn't be any need for " endl;" endl meaning "End Line"

Originally Posted by -xGhost-

I have another question which I think I can answer but for some apparent reason the method I'm using does not work, here is my code,

Code:

void DrawCircle(int X, int Y, int radius, int numSides, DWORD Color) 
{ 
	DrawCircle(CenterX,CenterY,8,8,RED);
    D3DXVECTOR2 Line[128]; 
    float Step = PI * 2.0 / numSides; 
    int Count = 0; 
    for (float a=0; a < PI*2.0; a += Step) 
    { 
        float X1 = radius * cos(a) + X; 
        float Y1 = radius * sin(a) + Y; 
        float X2 = radius * cos(a+Step) + X; 
        float Y2 = radius * sin(a+Step) + Y; 
        Line[Count].x = X1; 
        Line[Count].y = Y1; 
        Line[Count+1].x = X2; 
        Line[Count+1].y = Y2; 
        Count += 2; 
    } 
    pLine->Begin(); 
    pLine->Draw(Line,Count,Color); 
    pLine->End();
}

and here is my method,

Code:

void DrawCircle(int X, int Y, int radius, int numSides, DWORD Color) 
{ 
	if (hack7 == 1)show=(show);
	DrawCircle(CenterX,CenterY,8,8,RED);
    D3DXVECTOR2 Line[128]; 
    float Step = PI * 2.0 / numSides; 
    int Count = 0; 
    for (float a=0; a < PI*2.0; a += Step) 
    { 
        float X1 = radius * cos(a) + X; 
        float Y1 = radius * sin(a) + Y; 
        float X2 = radius * cos(a+Step) + X; 
        float Y2 = radius * sin(a+Step) + Y; 
        Line[Count].x = X1; 
        Line[Count].y = Y1; 
        Line[Count+1].x = X2; 
        Line[Count+1].y = Y2; 
        Count += 2; 
    } 
    pLine->Begin(); 
    pLine->Draw(Line,Count,Color); 
    pLine->End();
}

Can anyone care to explain to me why the crosshair's do not show up in-game when I put "Hack7" On?

xD man.. That is simply the function.

you see

Code:

void DrawCircle(int X, int Y, int radius, int numSides, DWORD Color)

so under hack7 you would do

Code:

DrawCircle(#forX,#forY,radius,numSides,Color);

Hope that helped

Problem, I need help.

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