VB.NET Tutorials

I thought I'd create a short series tutorial for VB.NET, sharing the source code and explaining it.
Suggest below which type of tutorials you'd like to see. (Explanation, straight source, etc).
Also, if you're stuck in something related to the syntax etc, ask below. If my experience isn't enough, I'll try to find the code for you. (Credit will be given to the original author).

Could u make crossfire hacks with vb?

Originally Posted by lucasheer1

Could u make crossfire hacks with vb?

Yes, and if you mean aimbot or wallhack then i think that's also possible. saw some Spanish guy coding such a thing in VB
OT:
i would like to know how to side-scroll in vb.net (like old 8-bit games)
i can do it with image and location switching, but its buggy and not smooth.

Originally Posted by lucasheer1

Could u make crossfire hacks with vb?

It's possible, However, It's really, really hard to.

Originally Posted by Sazor98

i would like to know how to side-scroll in vb.net (like old 8-bit games)

Sorry, what do you mean?

Originally Posted by Mayion

It's possible, However, It's really, really hard to.

Sorry, what do you mean?

something like this :

Originally Posted by Sazor98

I used to make side scrollers, like 2d minecraft... not too too hard..

Theres 2 ways i know how:

Junky way i did 1 1/2 years ago:
have createobj subs to create new pictureboxs or what ever and just add handler or detect and change with a loop

Way i would do it now:
have an array of values for each obj, pull the values, then just draw them.. then clear the graphics when it is time to change them

Originally Posted by lucasheer1

a little more explanation and a snip of code will be nice :P

Originally Posted by Sazor98

something like this :

I tried to do it myself before but it was really laggy.

This is kinda a long shot but could you maybe show us a way we can scan for a certain value in a process and then have it return the address(es) it found?

Originally Posted by noobpwner5

This is kinda a long shot but could you maybe show us a way we can scan for a certain value in a process and then have it return the address(es) it found?

You mean for example, Scan a document for a specific string and return how many found?
If so, I believe it could be done with For Each.

Originally Posted by Mayion

You mean for example, Scan a document for a specific string and return how many found?
If so, I believe it could be done with For Each.

Actually that would be pretty nice, i would like to see that. But i meant something for hacking purposes. I guess it would be kinda something like cheat engine, only on a really simple scale which would be just scanning for a specified value and then list the addresses that contain that value.

Originally Posted by noobpwner5

You can't use the For Each statement for that. It's used for classes with iterators, not processes.
You can still do it though, return all addresses that hold that value, but you need to map the parts of the process which are scannable, and which parts aren't.
If I'm not mistaken, you use VirtualQueryEx() to do so.

Originally Posted by R3DDOT

You can't use the For Each statement... For each is used for classes with iterators, not processes.
You can still do it though, return all addresses that hold that value, but you need to map the parts of the process which are scannable, and which parts aren't.
If I'm not mistaken, you use VirtualQueryEx() to do so.

Only problem is i dont know how to use virtualqueryex xD. I guess i've got some googling to do.

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