Imma Noob
AS the title stats I'm a noob
- well in c++, but I've recently committted to learning this trite, BORING, OOOOVVVER FF'CCKKIING USSSEEEEED 
**pant*pant*pant** anyway it's extremely widely used, and for the purpose of incorporating other's source into my shit I need to learn it, so real quick can someone tell me how to
(A) Get to an address via pointers eg: ((cshell.dll+blahblahblah)+93)+A39 --this is just a random address, but it gets the idea across.
(B) Change the value contained at the address - using a byte array would preferable - (I'm assuming if I wanted to make it say 33 99 01 I could just do something like
, but I'm probably wrong
(C) How to declare what a given value should be red as = eg floats, strings, byte, word, dword, qword, hex -- From what I can tell from the sources you can simply do something along the lines of
again I'm probably wrong
If someone could answer these questions I could figure out enough on my own to make my first c++ based hack (the only reason I'm asking you guys is because all my searching led to unexplained gibberish.
Btw if anyone has knows of a tutorial that goes through c++ precisely and quickly I would be much indebted - crap that spends 3 pages on if and else or some garbadge like that isn't any good, I would prefer something just explains something then moves on
- well in c++, but I've recently committted to learning this trite, BORING, OOOOVVVER FF'CCKKIING USSSEEEEED 
**pant*pant*pant** anyway it's extremely widely used, and for the purpose of incorporating other's source into my shit I need to learn it, so real quick can someone tell me how to
(A) Get to an address via pointers eg: ((cshell.dll+blahblahblah)+93)+A39 --this is just a random address, but it gets the idea across.
(B) Change the value contained at the address - using a byte array would preferable - (I'm assuming if I wanted to make it say 33 99 01 I could just do something like
Code:
((DWORD)0x019933);
(C) How to declare what a given value should be red as = eg floats, strings, byte, word, dword, qword, hex -- From what I can tell from the sources you can simply do something along the lines of
Code:
((float)100);
If someone could answer these questions I could figure out enough on my own to make my first c++ based hack (the only reason I'm asking you guys is because all my searching led to unexplained gibberish.
Btw if anyone has knows of a tutorial that goes through c++ precisely and quickly I would be much indebted - crap that spends 3 pages on if and else or some garbadge like that isn't any good, I would prefer something just explains something then moves on






I'll try that, lol thats a command for a different language as well, I guess that might be why I don't remember hearing it in any c++ tutorial - unless your wrong that is 