C or C++, but since C++ teaches you both... yeh go learn C++ 
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Originally Posted by why06jz
C or C++, but since C++ teaches you both... yeh go learn C++
Yup I just posted a blurb about C&C++ here
I'd say learn C++ first, but read maybe the first few chapters of an ASM
book/tutorial so you know what's going on behind the scenes with registers etc.
Straight up ASM without any other programming experience is often 'too much' for a lot of people because of how low level it is, while if you have something to compare & relate it to in regards to concepts etc it becomes a lot easier.
I'd say learn C++ first, but read maybe the first few chapters of an ASM
book/tutorial so you know what's going on behind the scenes with registers etc.
Straight up ASM without any other programming experience is often 'too much' for a lot of people because of how low level it is, while if you have something to compare & relate it to in regards to concepts etc it becomes a lot easier.
Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1
Yup I just posted a blurb about C&C++ here
I'd say learn C++ first, but read maybe the first few chapters of an ASM
book/tutorial so you know what's going on behind the scenes with registers etc.
Straight up ASM without any other programming experience is often 'too much' for a lot of people because of how low level it is, while if you have something to compare & relate it to in regards to concepts etc it becomes a lot easier.
I'd say learn C++ first, but read maybe the first few chapters of an ASM
book/tutorial so you know what's going on behind the scenes with registers etc.
Straight up ASM without any other programming experience is often 'too much' for a lot of people because of how low level it is, while if you have something to compare & relate it to in regards to concepts etc it becomes a lot easier.
I have a pretty old book that's about C so I'm reading it.
The book is by Sam A. Abolorus, the title is "Learn C In Three Days"
Although I know it may be rushed and such, but I don't expect to learn it within 3 days. Because, you can learn anything in a short amount of time, but applying it to other things, takes a while so yeah.
After I'm done readin this book I have downloaded some eBooks, such as C++ Primer Plus, which I might consider reading afterwards. :P
Perhaps... you like turtles o_O.
About the book:
Yeh that seems like a good book to get you off to a running start. I heard it is pretty rough-cut and doesn't spend a lot of time explaining things, but it should get you used to the idea. I see you've already got a lot of stuff planned out, that's great. I wish half the people who start out learning C++, would come at it with your attitude.
About the book:
Yeh that seems like a good book to get you off to a running start. I heard it is pretty rough-cut and doesn't spend a lot of time explaining things, but it should get you used to the idea. I see you've already got a lot of stuff planned out, that's great. I wish half the people who start out learning C++, would come at it with your attitude.
Originally Posted by why06jz
Perhaps... you like turtles o_O.
About the book:
Yeh that seems like a good book to get you off to a running start. I heard it is pretty rough-cut and doesn't spend a lot of time explaining things, but it should get you used to the idea. I see you've already got a lot of stuff planned out, that's great. I wish half the people who start out learning C++, would come at it with your attitude.
About the book:
Yeh that seems like a good book to get you off to a running start. I heard it is pretty rough-cut and doesn't spend a lot of time explaining things, but it should get you used to the idea. I see you've already got a lot of stuff planned out, that's great. I wish half the people who start out learning C++, would come at it with your attitude.
As for the book, the tutorial on Cplusplus.com is pretty much the same thing. I don't however understand Declaring Variables in that book because it's outdated so MS Visual C++ doesn't recogonize some of the scripts so I'm gonna try to learn that from another source.
However, thanks. xD Even though learning it takes a while, might make me longer. School is getting in the way. >: I hate pre-calculus.
Originally Posted by crushed
XD, Yeah maybe I do like turtles.
As for the book, the tutorial on Cplusplus.com is pretty much the same thing. I don't however understand Declaring Variables in that book because it's outdated so MS Visual C++ doesn't recogonize some of the scripts so I'm gonna try to learn that from another source.
However, thanks. xD Even though learning it takes a while, might make me longer. School is getting in the way. >: I hate pre-calculus.
As for the book, the tutorial on Cplusplus.com is pretty much the same thing. I don't however understand Declaring Variables in that book because it's outdated so MS Visual C++ doesn't recogonize some of the scripts so I'm gonna try to learn that from another source.
However, thanks. xD Even though learning it takes a while, might make me longer. School is getting in the way. >: I hate pre-calculus.
Try this: Dev-C++
I think it's a good compiler to start with. A lot of the other guys disagree, but I like it because it is simple. You don't really need all the crap VS offers when your just starting off and learning the basics.
Also try posting some of your code in the C++ section. The book might be outdated, but we would need to see the code to tell.
Originally Posted by why06jz
Calculus here. -__-
Try this: Dev-C++
I think it's a good compiler to start with. A lot of the other guys disagree, but I like it because it is simple. You don't really need all the crap VS offers when your just starting off and learning the basics.
Also try posting some of your code in the C++ section. The book might be outdated, but we would need to see the code to tell.
Try this: Dev-C++
I think it's a good compiler to start with. A lot of the other guys disagree, but I like it because it is simple. You don't really need all the crap VS offers when your just starting off and learning the basics.
Also try posting some of your code in the C++ section. The book might be outdated, but we would need to see the code to tell.
Currently doing bio notes. lolol, and sure. I'll post the codes sometime later tonight. Pre-Cal>Calculus...trig ftl. >_>
25 chapters
Is all that needed to find adresses and make a bypass?
Is all that needed to find adresses and make a bypass? Originally Posted by BooYa
25 chapters Is all that needed to find adresses and make a bypass?
Is all that needed to find adresses and make a bypass?Also it may not be neccessary to read every chapter in the whole damn book. Most college semester courses only go up to chapter 13. Personally I plan to get to about Chapter 13 and right out all the sample progs along the way. Then I should start doing some simple reversing. You know compile some little easy programs in C++ and change little things about them. Then I would move to reversing games, but I'm not sure what kind of potholes I might run into along the way. Most games have defenses for this kind of stuff. My main goal is just to make a bypass. Any other hack I can create is topping on the cake. Once you have a good bypass you can do whatever you want, even use CE which makes hacking a lot easier. The way I look at it, whats the point of creating this really cool D3d hack if it gets patched and you don't have a bypass to make it work.
This is something you can read through before u start learning ASM, so u can understand how it works and what it's used for:
The Ethical Hacker Network - Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Requiredⓘ
The Ethical Hacker Network - Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Requiredⓘ
Nice link. Booya.
I just recently removed a lot of the reversing materials I had included in this thread. I was planning on creating another sticky with a ton of materials for reverse Engineering that I have accumulated over time. I will include your link in there as well if you don't mind.
I just recently removed a lot of the reversing materials I had included in this thread. I was planning on creating another sticky with a ton of materials for reverse Engineering that I have accumulated over time. I will include your link in there as well if you don't mind.
Originally Posted by why06
Nice link. Booya.
I just recently removed a lot of the reversing materials I had included in this thread. I was planning on creating another sticky with a ton of materials for reverse Engineering that I have accumulated over time. I will include your link in there as well if you don't mind.
I just recently removed a lot of the reversing materials I had included in this thread. I was planning on creating another sticky with a ton of materials for reverse Engineering that I have accumulated over time. I will include your link in there as well if you don't mind.
Hmm i have a question.. what ways are there to get adresses? Do i have to use cheat engine / mhs or can i also find them by opening the game with ollydbg?
lol. Well you named all of them just then. opening with Olly is more difficult and cryptic, but if you know what your doing you can find out everything about how the game works. I would use Mhs or CE, they even have assemblers included in them. You just have to get it so PB or HS don't detect your cheat engine.
