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#Lesson 3 - Assembly function example
#Lesson 3 - Assembly function example
Assembly, the BIG "NEED TO KNOW" when it comes to Gamehacking.
Without assembly you can't do much in game hacking.
Since GameHacking simply is modifying game memory, you need this skill to be able to do so!
Let's start this lesson with a simply explanation of how GameHacking works.
- Games are build out of code, each of those codes has a function.
Let's make up a small code to demostrate!
Imagen that this is a code from the game.
The person wins an even and get's the XM8 for 15 days as reward, a messagebox pops up!
So how would this function be used in assembly?
This is our whole function, now to learn assembly it takes time, so don't rush it!
Here is what happends in our function
What JZ, JE, JNZ, ... is: http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/x86-jumps.html
More information about assembly: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_language
In Lesson 4 i will show you how to create functions from those codes and how each piece of code in assembly exactly works.
Without assembly you can't do much in game hacking.
Since GameHacking simply is modifying game memory, you need this skill to be able to do so!
Let's start this lesson with a simply explanation of how GameHacking works.
- Games are build out of code, each of those codes has a function.
Let's make up a small code to demostrate!
Imagen that this is a code from the game.
The person wins an even and get's the XM8 for 15 days as reward, a messagebox pops up!
So how would this function be used in assembly?
This is our whole function, now to learn assembly it takes time, so don't rush it!
Here is what happends in our function
What JZ, JE, JNZ, ... is: http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/x86-jumps.html
More information about assembly: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_language
In Lesson 4 i will show you how to create functions from those codes and how each piece of code in assembly exactly works.
Originally Posted by pusongbato
