CA Coding Section Breakdown

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NOOBS suck bawls

Wow interesting story, from C# and assume to vb.net because I can't see anyone going from C# to a language like vb6 or earlier. Anyway you code in C++ now right? well the best method of getting your point across is leading by example, so why don't your write some tutorials for the new C++er's to learn from, this way they must make an effort to read or watch your tutorials, and thats the first part of "learning to code" is by making an effort to research and learn from tutorials. You are only feeding there laziness by giving source code to them, how can expect someone to learn something when its given to them without any explanation on how and why it works. So really its not the noobs fault...

I have question for the "Pro" coders..

Have you guys ever even made a full GUI application in C++? Are you guys aware of the different data types for C++? why is everything either a boolean or integer, if you knew your data type's you would know about "short" and knows its half the size of an integer, most of the code I have seen doesn't require the full integer range and could be dealt with a short instead thus saving memory at runtime. but that's just a small example, Any real "Pro Coder" would write his code for proformence, So while I do agree there are "Pro Hack Coder" and there are a few that fit into this catagory on this forum, but using the term "Pro Coder" is too far fetched considering most have never gone out side the hack world of coding(that's what makes them so good at coding hacks).

If you guys actually did start and explain or write tutorials about C++ coding in this particular scene I would be the first one to read it, I am noob when it comes to C++ but I would like to see someone teach this without trolling or "learn C++" comments

there is some noob in all of us (:
I totally agree with departure's post above
I suck at C++...I barely know enough to kindof understand what i am doing when I'm making a hack....

Originally Posted by Departure

Wow interesting story, from C# and assume to vb.net because I can't see anyone going from C# to a language like vb6 or earlier. Anyway you code in C++ now right? well the best method of getting your point across is leading by example, so why don't your write some tutorials for the new C++er's to learn from, this way they must make an effort to read or watch your tutorials, and thats the first part of "learning to code" is by making an effort to research and learn from tutorials. You are only feeding there laziness by giving source code to them, how can expect someone to learn something when its given to them without any explanation on how and why it works. So really its not the noobs fault...

I have question for the "Pro" coders..

Have you guys ever even made a full GUI application in C++? Are you guys aware of the different data types for C++? why is everything either a boolean or integer, if you knew your data type's you would know about "short" and knows its half the size of an integer, most of the code I have seen doesn't require the full integer range and could be dealt with a short instead thus saving memory at runtime. but that's just a small example, Any real "Pro Coder" would write his code for proformence, So while I do agree there are "Pro Hack Coder" and there are a few that fit into this catagory on this forum, but using the term "Pro Coder" is too far fetched considering most have never gone out side the hack world of coding(that's what makes them so good at coding hacks).

If you guys actually did start and explain or write tutorials about C++ coding in this particular scene I would be the first one to read it, I am noob when it comes to C++ but I would like to see someone teach this without trolling or "learn C++" comments

Lets start with the first paragraph

hmm tutorials will be nice, but i didnt start with tutorials as i said i started c++ with a source, i started every language with a source. C# was a web browser source(of which i rewrote in VB.net ), VB was an injector source (of which i rewrote in C++.net).
C++ was a Hotkey Source of which i move on to Gellin's base. Where i learn a few about structures, then to hans base where i learnt some pointers as i go i learnt more. why cant they :P a little help sure we can give.

Second Paragraph
I am not a pro coder but i know the awnsers to a few questions.
No i have never made a full GUI application in C++, i made a menu and is working on a game which requires full GUI in DirectX and c++ ( i think that passes )
I am idle when it comes to data types never really got chanced to study them
Boolean and integers.. because they can do true or false : lol:
byte 8bit Short is 16bits and integer 32bit.
Word Unsigned short(or is it int??? hm), DWORD unsigned int (right?)
QWORD unsigned int64 (64bit )

I am sure we can do performance but we just lazy and dont be thinking of those things.

last Paragraph:
Tuts are hard to do on this computer but i will at least try at one..
HACKING STYLE.. leaving out the mushy mushy stuff we are jumping into ocean and swimming .


OHH something new.. shouldnt the Programming sections do that tutorial stuff?

No really you missed the whole point, Lead by example and start helping the new C++ coders..

P.s
A menu doesn't count....

quit worrying about who when where does what.

If you ever need matrice reversing and shader help for various games pm me....i will gladly look into it when im bored LIKE RIGHT NOW

Originally Posted by Departure

Wow interesting story, from C# and assume to vb.net because I can't see anyone going from C# to a language like vb6 or earlier. Anyway you code in C++ now right? well the best method of getting your point across is leading by example, so why don't your write some tutorials for the new C++er's to learn from, this way they must make an effort to read or watch your tutorials, and thats the first part of "learning to code" is by making an effort to research and learn from tutorials. You are only feeding there laziness by giving source code to them, how can expect someone to learn something when its given to them without any explanation on how and why it works. So really its not the noobs fault...

I have question for the "Pro" coders..

Have you guys ever even made a full GUI application in C++? Are you guys aware of the different data types for C++? why is everything either a boolean or integer, if you knew your data type's you would know about "short" and knows its half the size of an integer, most of the code I have seen doesn't require the full integer range and could be dealt with a short instead thus saving memory at runtime. but that's just a small example, Any real "Pro Coder" would write his code for proformence, So while I do agree there are "Pro Hack Coder" and there are a few that fit into this catagory on this forum, but using the term "Pro Coder" is too far fetched considering most have never gone out side the hack world of coding(that's what makes them so good at coding hacks).

If you guys actually did start and explain or write tutorials about C++ coding in this particular scene I would be the first one to read it, I am noob when it comes to C++ but I would like to see someone teach this without trolling or "learn C++" comments

Yes I have made a full-blown GUI in C++. Must say I hated the experience and is the main reason why i use C# for that

Of course Uhh, made use of short, ulongs, doubles if that's what you're looking for :L

There are hundreds of C++ tutorials out there already whose quality I could never reach, so my efforts to make my own tutorials would be futile - its better to just direct people to good explanations rather than my own.

And do you have MSN or another IM ?

Originally Posted by topblast

let me add someone to my list of pro coders.
@freedompeace good at c++ | still a minor in DirectX and it seems he is in VB.net so... i can say ( he got no life ..jk) he is a coders..

because you dont leech or copy and paste dont mean your pro coder. You have to know your language like the back of your hand and well, i dont really study C++, VB.net or C# i just code in them from what i know. DirectX i can say i can do a few things but i am still limited.

I'm sorry I think you have your adjectives the wrong way around.

I wouldn't code in VB.NET even if my life depended on it. I do, however, regularly help out in the VB section. in fact you yourself post a dozen questions in that very section.

I consider myself to be knowledgeable regarding C++, though you are correct with my DirectX abilities - I'm working my way to making something comparable to Portal 2. But I assure you that I am more qualified at DirectX than you think. More obviously, employing advanced DirectX functions in a hack aren't necessary.

I think you're misjudging me from what I do here at MPGH. Although MPGH is a large part of what i do, it is not everything. Please dont take it like it is

There is one thing I suck at though - reversing. Need to work hard on that one.

In The CABR Section 99% Of Members Are Leechers.
Asking Questions Like "Where's The Insert Key?"

@freedompeace hehehe mistake number 1 is to talk your self up, wait for results from this "competition" as its guaranteed to you will win right?