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Before Creating A Hack
Before Creating A Hack
I've noticed over the time that some hacks have been working while other don't (obviously), but look at the features in the ones that work and the ones that don't. Hacks that work are usually all auto on hacks. Where as hacks that don't work or that are patched VERY quickly have hotkeys to start them. So, maybe Xtrap detects hotkey sources and not the actual hack 
For example, @Dave84311 hack works (For Vista 32bit anyway) and still works for Vista 32bit if you didn't know. @sam22 hack that was suppose to work for Vista never worked for me. It got injected but it was like hotkeys didn't work. To all hack makers/users, try removing hotkeys and making the whole hack |auto on|. If the hack has something not everybody would want on for example 1 hit kill, then make 2 .dll files. One with 1 hit, one without it. I am just proposing an idea based on what I have noticed. @sam22 maybe try making all hacks auto on and see if it works better 
If this needs to be moved/closed I understand, it's just a pattern I've notice and it may help bring more hacks to MPGH.
For example, @Dave84311 hack works (For Vista 32bit anyway) and still works for Vista 32bit if you didn't know. @sam22 hack that was suppose to work for Vista never worked for me. It got injected but it was like hotkeys didn't work. To all hack makers/users, try removing hotkeys and making the whole hack |auto on|. If the hack has something not everybody would want on for example 1 hit kill, then make 2 .dll files. One with 1 hit, one without it. I am just proposing an idea based on what I have noticed. @sam22 maybe try making all hacks auto on and see if it works better If this needs to be moved/closed I understand, it's just a pattern I've notice and it may help bring more hacks to MPGH.
Originally Posted by godhacks
