WOW, JUST WOW
How to make a Simple Hack
not that hard...........cause like he fking put comments on each line
Ok noob question...
how do you make it a dll
how do you make it a dll
Originally Posted by dohikim123
Ok noob question...
how do you make it a dll
how do you make it a dll
Originally Posted by dohikim123
Ok noob question...
how do you make it a dll
how do you make it a dll
It's right in there, try reading the whole actual thred.
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
Uhmm.. did you even read the thred??
It's right in there, try reading the whole actual thred.
First off, thanks for taking the time to add comments; code-walkers help me a lot. I've been screwing around with programming languages for a while, mostly with a robot and Python, somewhat with JavaScript. I'd really like to get into C++ and i've started going through a tutorial, but I still have some simple/newby questions about the syntax of the language and such.
1. When you say "these are globals", are you referring to global and local variables?
2. Can variables be declared with spaces? (I highly doubt this, but hell)
3. Did you create the while...loop for the sake of allowing the user to press hotkeys at any given moment without it crashing?
4. When HackOn reaches the HackMax value (10) wouldn't resetting it make whatever hack it is controlling reset as well?
Pretty much anything past that is past my ability to comprehend the syntax until I get more into the C++ tut. Anyways, thanks to anyone who answers my lengthy albeit newby questions.
1. When you say "these are globals", are you referring to global and local variables?
2. Can variables be declared with spaces? (I highly doubt this, but hell)
3. Did you create the while...loop for the sake of allowing the user to press hotkeys at any given moment without it crashing?
4. When HackOn reaches the HackMax value (10) wouldn't resetting it make whatever hack it is controlling reset as well?
Pretty much anything past that is past my ability to comprehend the syntax until I get more into the C++ tut. Anyways, thanks to anyone who answers my lengthy albeit newby questions.
Originally Posted by BustaRap
First off, thanks for taking the time to add comments; code-walkers help me a lot. I've been screwing around with programming languages for a while, mostly with a robot and Python, somewhat with JavaScript. I'd really like to get into C++ and i've started going through a tutorial, but I still have some simple/newby questions about the syntax of the language and such.
1. When you say "these are globals", are you referring to global and local variables?
2. Can variables be declared with spaces? (I highly doubt this, but hell)
3. Did you create the while...loop for the sake of allowing the user to press hotkeys at any given moment without it crashing?
4. When HackOn reaches the HackMax value (10) wouldn't resetting it make whatever hack it is controlling reset as well?
Pretty much anything past that is past my ability to comprehend the syntax until I get more into the C++ tut. Anyways, thanks to anyone who answers my lengthy albeit newby questions.
1. When you say "these are globals", are you referring to global and local variables?
2. Can variables be declared with spaces? (I highly doubt this, but hell)
3. Did you create the while...loop for the sake of allowing the user to press hotkeys at any given moment without it crashing?
4. When HackOn reaches the HackMax value (10) wouldn't resetting it make whatever hack it is controlling reset as well?
Pretty much anything past that is past my ability to comprehend the syntax until I get more into the C++ tut. Anyways, thanks to anyone who answers my lengthy albeit newby questions.
2. no. use underscores or camelCase
3. if you don't loop, then it wouldn't continuously check for pressed keys.
4. HackOn isn't used.
Originally Posted by foram
4. HackOn isn't used.
I thought HackOn gets incremented one value everytime 2 is pressed on the Number Pad?
So I found the post with all the addresses for SuperBullets, NoReload ... etc, and decided to take a look at the asm at those addresses, to figure out what i needed to pass to memcpy. Normally, I would use CheatEngine, or MHS, but neither of those worked for CombatArms.
I thought about using ReadProcessMemory, but that doesn't seem to be the best solution. Can you guys tell me what I should do?
Thanks.
I thought about using ReadProcessMemory, but that doesn't seem to be the best solution. Can you guys tell me what I should do?
Thanks.
I WILL USE THIS... IN 6 MONTHS, AFTER I MASTER COMPUTER PROGRAMMING! lol
1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio, or Visual C++ Express:
2. Go to File > New > Project.
3. Select 'Win32 Project' as your project type.
4. In the next dialog, go to setting and check 'DLL', and 'Empty Project'.
5. WHERE THE FUCK DO I PUT THE CODE ?
6.Still on step 5
2. Go to File > New > Project.
3. Select 'Win32 Project' as your project type.
4. In the next dialog, go to setting and check 'DLL', and 'Empty Project'.
5. WHERE THE FUCK DO I PUT THE CODE ?
6.Still on step 5
Originally Posted by Drawingblood
1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio, or Visual C++ Express:
2. Go to File > New > Project.
3. Select 'Win32 Project' as your project type.
4. In the next dialog, go to setting and check 'DLL', and 'Empty Project'.
5. WHERE THE FUCK DO I PUT THE CODE ?
6.Still on step 5
2. Go to File > New > Project.
3. Select 'Win32 Project' as your project type.
4. In the next dialog, go to setting and check 'DLL', and 'Empty Project'.
5. WHERE THE FUCK DO I PUT THE CODE ?
6.Still on step 5
Originally Posted by Johnny9813
An Introduction to OKAY GUISE HERE SOME SOURCE CODE OMNOMNOM
Fail kid is fail.
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