Change the code to whatever we want? What the hell are you talking about? Unless they make their source code public, we can't really do ANYTHING. And even if they did release their source code, what would we do with it? Hurrr, let's compile a new Engine.exe! No. What we'd need is their method of protection, IE the source code for HackShield. He can already "change the code" to whatever we want. It's called memory editing. But unfortunately, the memory is protected by HackShield, so...
What programs do they use to Create CA?
Originally Posted by penguinzrock
Change the code to whatever we want? What the hell are you talking about? Unless they make their source code public, we can't really do ANYTHING. And even if they did release their source code, what would we do with it? Hurrr, let's compile a new Engine.exe! No. What we'd need is their method of protection, IE the source code for HackShield. He can already "change the code" to whatever we want. It's called memory editing. But unfortunately, the memory is protected by HackShield, so...
i dont know anything aabout programming but
good luck on making it
good luck on making it
Originally Posted by Iwin
Most games these days DO NOT use C++ as their main Engine.
Instead, they use C++ to create their own language; called Native Code.
Instead, they use C++ to create their own language; called Native Code.
And thanks for pointing it out!
But, you do agree that he shouldn't get into doing this? I mean, for someone who has never programmed, we can't ask him to program his own language... He might as well do it in C++.
Anyways, good luck making the game and keep us updated!
If you want to start making games download this: YoYo Games | Game Makerⓘ
The site even has a tutorial for platform games, first person shooters, 3D Graphic games, etc.
Or spend over a year or two learning about C++, which you can than get a job and make some money which I am currently doing. (but again, it takes A LONGGGG time to even learn the basics of C++).
The site even has a tutorial for platform games, first person shooters, 3D Graphic games, etc.
Or spend over a year or two learning about C++, which you can than get a job and make some money which I am currently doing. (but again, it takes A LONGGGG time to even learn the basics of C++).
C++ in itself is easy to learn; it's the mechanics of coding that's difficult. To make games, you need to know a bit about the kernel and how to use WinAPIs correctly. Then if you want to protect your game, you'll want to know more about that (and if you're working for GameGuard, you needa know the three rings).
i don't know... sorry
