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Originally Posted by kibbles18

yeah i hope to learn how to find the addresses while watching the 40 reverse engineering tutorials i downloaded, the ones with lena.
all i know about the addresses i need is i need to loop thro the players for a suitable target (vis checks, diff team, etc) and read their xyz, read my xyz, and do some mathz and write to my pitch/yaw the mathz

eww msdn their explanations r only for smart people!

Are you serios about the MSDN part ??

Originally Posted by kibbles18

yeah i hope to learn how to find the addresses while watching the 40 reverse engineering tutorials i downloaded, the ones with lena.
all i know about the addresses i need is i need to loop thro the players for a suitable target (vis checks, diff team, etc) and read their xyz, read my xyz, and do some mathz and write to my pitch/yaw the mathz

eww msdn their explanations r only for smart people!

MSDN ftw .

maybe im just stupid x[

Originally Posted by kibbles18

maybe im just stupid x[

Nah. Everyone who weren't born speaking English, will find it hard to understand, their English, that they use in the Microsoft documentation.

You would almost think they did it for the sole purpose of only having Americans reading the help documentation and whatnot

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Originally Posted by VirtualDUDE

Nah. Everyone who weren't born speaking English, will find it hard to understand, their English, that they use in the Microsoft documentation.

You would almost think they did it for the sole purpose of only having Americans reading the help documentation and whatnot

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English is not my native language and I have no trouble understanding it.

Originally Posted by Hell_Demon

English is not my native language and I have no trouble understanding it.

Nor have i any problems interpreting English =)
I was simple stating that: some words used in most microsoft documentations can be quite, well "unknown" and possibly be hard to compare to whatever country you're from.

Originally Posted by VirtualDUDE

Nor have i any problems interpreting English =)
I was simple stating that: some words used in most microsoft documentations can be quite, well "unknown" and possibly be hard to compare to whatever country you're from.

If you find any examples let me know

I am yet to run into problems

Originally Posted by Cal

You really annoy me.
Just sayin

Good for you

Originally Posted by Hell_Demon

English is not my native language and I have no trouble understanding it.

But dutch people are generally good at foreigh languages.
And you learned english instead of picking it up through your surroundings.

And when you learn a language you learn formal speech.

Originally Posted by Nathan

Good for you

But dutch people are generally good at foreign languages.
And you learned English instead of picking it up through your surroundings.

And when you learn a language you learn formal speech.

Not to go all off-topic here but Germans where (long back in time) Settlers from England (Which at that time where not called England) So are Danes, and other Scandinavians like myself

MSDN is the light of the world <3

i just starded learn c++ 3 days ago ...

Originally Posted by Nathan

Almost everyone yes.
You should hardly ever take me serious.

You really annoy me.
Just sayin

omg you guys making my brain hurt!!!!!!!!!
I only understood about half of what you guys said...
where can i learn c++ btw?

Originally Posted by powned123

omg you guys making my brain hurt!!!!!!!!!
I only understood about half of what you guys said...
where can i learn c++ btw?

Eh if you cant read a thread and be fine I suggest you shouldn't learn C++

If you really want to though try : Learn C++

you use linear algebra

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