I don't understand why you shouldn't start with C++, there are many that did that. If you are good with computers and have good logic then you will have an advantage of course.
Originally Posted by Jabberwo0ck
I don't understand why you shouldn't start with C++, there are many that did that. If you are good with computers and have good logic then you will have an advantage of course.
You don't understand it because you already know c++ and find it easy. You have to look at this from the perspective of a beginner. I never said that you can't start with c++, i just don't recommend it.
You don't understand it because you already know c++ and find it easy. You have to look at this from the perspective of a beginner. I never said that you can't start with c++, i just don't recommend it.
I know both. I started with C++ and I recommend others to start with it as well, for game hacking at least.
Originally Posted by Flengo
I know both. I started with C++ and I recommend others to start with it as well, for game hacking at least.
I agree for game hacking but not to start programming at all. If you have some experience and wanna try to create a game hack, c++ is your #1 choice.
Originally Posted by ccman32
I agree for game hacking but not to start programming at all. If you have some experience and wanna try to create a game hack, c++ is your #1 choice.
If you're looking at C# & C++
They both have basically the same syntax. C# is easier to learn and start with. If you just wanna start programming applications and other things it would be better to go with C#. I use C# for any applications or tools that I make 9/10 of the times.
To start programming, doesn't really matter between these two. They're pretty similar. Start one and you can learn the other one much more easily. One's just easier to start learning and using (C#).
Originally Posted by Flengo
If you're looking at C# & C++
They both have basically the same syntax. C# is easier to learn and start with. If you just wanna start programming applications and other things it would be better to go with C#. I use C# for any applications or tools that I make 9/10 of the times.
To start programming, doesn't really matter between these two. They're pretty similar. Start one and you can learn the other one much more easily. One's just easier to start learning and using (C#).
C++ is a must for DLL hacks. For everything else like injectors or macros you can use C#/VB.NET.
I've actually never thought about making DLL hacks in C#, i don't even know if it's possible (With VB.NET it isn't)
You should discuss more because you are giving very good information for me and others I think
wrong ccman its possible in vb. You can do evrything from writeing to the memory up to detour functions. But you will need a special injector that gibes your .net dll an entry point
Originally Posted by zZzeta/S
wrong ccman its possible in vb. You can do evrything from writeing to the memory up to detour functions. But you will need a special injector that gibes your .net dll an entry point
Ok, i thought it isn't since there is no DLLMain. Someone already said that about C# dlls that it is possible as long as you give the dll an entry point or call it with from within a c++ dll or from an external program like an injector. The thing is: Why should you do it so complicated?
Originally Posted by ccman32
why should you do it so complicated?
Dunno. It is complicatet, not reliable, takes more rsources to work and its easier to detect... winn winn situation
This coding language in here, stahp it's so complicated . I shouldn't be here,
Hey ccman32. Do you have some good tutorials to learn how to find out the pointers of values? I now "finished" the C++ programming learning....
Very nice but i'm beginner so if i want make hacks like you do what should i learn?
Can you tell me?
like the languages and how can i find the pointer/address in the CE?
Thank you very much.
Thanks Ccman32 ! I've created my own INFINITE AMO for COD2 ^^ and for COD6 too ! TY a lot !
@ccman32 <3
Originally Posted by zZzeta/S
wrong ccman its possible in vb. You can do evrything from writeing to the memory up to detour functions. But you will need a special injector that gibes your .net dll an entry point
I don't code in .Net but I think those special DLLs require special dependencies.