You wouldn't be able to make an injectable hack with a .NET language, since CA doesn't have any .NET loaded, and I don't believe you can mix managed and native code without the EXE being built with special options. If you want to write a low level driver to edit CA's memory from another process, go ahead.
Coding hacks with Visual Basic, C#, F# anyone?
Originally Posted by mmbob
You wouldn't be able to make an injectable hack with a .NET language, since CA doesn't have any .NET loaded, and I don't believe you can mix managed and native code without the EXE being built with special options. If you want to write a low level driver to edit CA's memory from another process, go ahead.
Originally Posted by mmbob
You wouldn't be able to make an injectable hack with a .NET language, since CA doesn't have any .NET loaded, and I don't believe you can mix managed and native code without the EXE being built with special options. If you want to write a low level driver to edit CA's memory from another process, go ahead.
Originally Posted by supercarz1991
i'm sure its possible with VB, i know a lot of vb but not enough that i could make a hack. But aimbots have been made using vb and i'm sure you could do a push to console if you took the time to figure it out.
C# is kinda like a cross-breed between C++ and VB, it seems to me.
It's kinda like a noob form of C++, but a little more advanced than VB.
It's kinda like a noob form of C++, but a little more advanced than VB.
Originally Posted by zatchbell3
if(fuckvb){
Push("FUCKVB 1");
} else {
Push("FUCKVB 0");
}
hahah i rather use C++
Push("FUCKVB 1");
} else {
Push("FUCKVB 0");
}
hahah i rather use C++
Push("hahahalol 1")
} else {
Push("hahahalol 0")
}
Originally Posted by yoyoman4567
if(Fkyou)}{
Push("hahahalol 1")
} else {
Push("hahahalol 0")
}
Push("hahahalol 1")
} else {
Push("hahahalol 0")
}
LOL YOU FAIL AT CODING KID. You put to swirly brackets after "FkYou" gtfo and learn C++
Originally Posted by J
LOL YOU FAIL AT CODING KID. You put to swirly brackets after "FkYou" gtfo and learn C++
Originally Posted by D-Vid the DBag
C# is kinda like a cross-breed between C++ and VB, it seems to me.
It's kinda like a noob form of C++, but a little more advanced than VB.
It's kinda like a noob form of C++, but a little more advanced than VB.
I'd use C# if i felt like it would be easier. C# is easier to understand that C++.
VB.NET is a no because it would just be too easy, and too many noobs like me would be able to release hacks.
VB.NET is a no because it would just be too easy, and too many noobs like me would be able to release hacks.