Question about coding.

Hey, I want to get started with coding and making my own hacks. Like an aimbot like one from master131 and I want to learn to keep them undetected and stuff. Do you guys know where I can start and which programming language is best for me to learn? C++, C#, VB and so on. Thanks.

c++ if you are determined to make aimbots and ESP's, just don't expect anything in the next 1-2years..

Just to sum it up:

C# (WPF), it's with built-in DirectX (could use OpenGL if you have the library) drawing so it's rather simple to make an ESP. (Aimbot I've not tried nor looked at but I think it's also easy as it's mostly like memory-based)
It's using an external way to read from the game rather than injecting.

C++ with DirectX/OpenGL, is a little more 'advanced' and might be higher detectable.

Note: I'm not 100% sure if what I've said is correctly but I do think it is

Why? Because most of ESP/Aimbots are DLL's injected into the game memory.
-But this can also allow you to RE game functions and tweak them as you wish

Originally Posted by distiny

c++ if you are determined to make aimbots and ESP's, just don't expect anything in the next 1-2years..

I have do disagree, I use C# for any game hacking, and what Jorndel said is correct; C++ and C# are both viable solutions for creating hacks, hell, even VB.net if that's your style, considering it runs the same libraries as C# (I never got into VB though).
As for 1-2 years, I'd say 3-6 months if someone was absolutely intent on persevering this sort of thing.

Originally Posted by Singed

As for 1-2 years, I'd say 3-6 months if someone was absolutely intent on persevering this sort of thing.

Actually, just a few weeks 'could' be enough to make an ESP.
-It's the internet after all

There's many tutorials with sources that explains how it works and what you'll have to do.
Main problem is that those who only want's to C&P, doesn't understand how it works nor do they bother to read/learn.

Mainly what you would need to learn is:
-Search for player location, health, ammo and so on (To find the player structure that stores most of the player data)
-How to make 2D points to 3D and draw on it. (W2S, world to screen)
-Draw on the screen

Again: Might be wrong or forgotten something, been ages since I've done hacking related stuff

I'll bet you a $100 that that dude won't make a hack unless he cp's some base and just updates offsets.

Why would he waste his time on C# (my prefered language to make most programs though) if he could start on c++ where he'll accomplish more then possible in c#.
just the fact that he has to ask here tells me that it'll take atleast a year before he'll make something singlehanded.

Detouring, hooking, drawing, etc. I don't mean cp some snippets and gather them in a base. Anyone with a brain and dedication can do that after learning the basics

I try to give him a realistic timeframe since 90% expect to learn and make a aimbot in 2 weeks.

Originally Posted by distiny

I try to give him a realistic timeframe since 90% expect to learn and make a aimbot in 2 weeks.

Waste of time? What are you talking about ?
It's never a waste of time to learn something useful.
Learning of C++ is easier if you have atleast basic C# knowledge..Isn't it ?

Originally Posted by Lovroman

Waste of time? What are you talking about ?
It's never a waste of time to learn something useful.
Learning of C++ is easier if you have atleast basic C# knowledge..Isn't it ?

Yeah its would be easiest to learn c# first to get the basic idea down

Well, i'm buying a book soon about C#

waste of time when his interest lies in aimbots and shit.

yes you can do all of it in c#... more sophisticated stuff is done in c++ so better to start there anyway.

but this is turning into a 'what you prefer' discussion. learn either c++ or c# idc either way

Originally Posted by distiny

I'm not ONLY doing it for aimbots and such lol, just wanted to try it right now. I want to study in it for school

Then once again I must say go for c++

You'll get further then with .net alone (vb/c#)

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