Want to start coding hacks

Learn the basics of cheating.

Learn how to script.

Learn how to code.

Learn how to manipulate other processes.

Then make a hack, building blocks.

visual basic is extremly easy...
if you are a noob you just gona find a good moduel and start coding
(halo as an exempel)

Code:

dim ammo as string = textbox1.text try writeinteger("halo", &HAddresHere, ammo)

Originally Posted by Scotia

C++ is pretty easy to learn, a hell of a lot easier than VisualBasic. If you really want to learn how to code some great hacks then learn batch, rumor has it that a large number of cheat providers have already begun coding in batch due to the ability to disguise and hide any code which could be deemed as hackerish by anti-cheats.

Are you a troll or ... just a plain idiot?

@OP since I'm taking a break from coding my lovely malware ( Cool your tits MPGH, not releasing anything here ), I'll try helping as much as I can.

First off, C/C++ is considered a rather complex language. If you lack the patience to learn something advanced, I'd recommend you go for .NET languages ( Visual Basic and C# are easy ).

Apart from that, depending on what you want to do, you'll need to grasp one or more of these skills.

How to do simple reverse engineering ( Aka finding health addresses etc. with Cheat Engine or some memory viewer/editor )
Learning assembly and diving into deeper reverse engineering ( IDA and OllyDbg comes in handy here )
Learning to use WinAPI ( Most games run on Windows and as such, use windows system calls )
Networking programming ( Comes as part of reversing. Eg. Decrypting game packets )
Looking into function hooking ( Reverse engineering again )

Personally, if you want to make simple trainers ( Eg. Health, stats editors etc. ) go for Visual Basic ( as 90% of people on this site do ). There's lots of helpful memory editing classes posted in the coding section.
If you want things more advanced, ( Aimbots, ESPs, fancy ass hack menus etc ) then you'll want to look at C/C++ and GUI programming ( GDI, DirectX etc ).

Yours respectfully,
~A script kiddie.

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

Are you a troll or ... just a plain idiot?

@OP since I'm taking a break from coding my lovely malware ( Cool your tits MPGH, not releasing anything here ), I'll try helping as much as I can.

First off, C/C++ is considered a rather complex language. If you lack the patience to learn something advanced, I'd recommend you go for .NET languages ( Visual Basic and C# are easy ).

Apart from that, depending on what you want to do, you'll need to grasp one or more of these skills.

How to do simple reverse engineering ( Aka finding health addresses etc. with Cheat Engine or some memory viewer/editor )
Learning assembly and diving into deeper reverse engineering ( IDA and OllyDbg comes in handy here )
Learning to use WinAPI ( Most games run on Windows and as such, use windows system calls )
Networking programming ( Comes as part of reversing. Eg. Decrypting game packets )
Looking into function hooking ( Reverse engineering again )

Personally, if you want to make simple trainers ( Eg. Health, stats editors etc. ) go for Visual Basic ( as 90% of people on this site do ). There's lots of helpful memory editing classes posted in the coding section.
If you want things more advanced, ( Aimbots, ESPs, fancy ass hack menus etc ) then you'll want to look at C/C++ and GUI programming ( GDI, DirectX etc ).

Yours respectfully,
~A script kiddie.

first time i have seen you post outside mw3 privat servers...

Originally Posted by Dave's Mexican

first time i have seen you post outside mw3 privat servers...

I tend to wonder outside my playing ground from time to time.
I'm a dangerous guy.

Do not copy/paste. READ IT.

Originally Posted by Batman

I'll make hacks for u just give me CSGO keys

Nailed it.

Start vb.net first there is a lot of tutorial to watch..

Originally Posted by Farting Scum

Python>Visual Basic > C++

Also Coding is easy when you learn it OP. I am working on Python and VB and I want to get started on Java and c++ and java for android.

ahk > any local programming language.

if you want to learn how to make things work in a computer program start with ahk.

no need to include anything no need to use weird libaries etc. everything is straight forward

how to make a msgbox:

msgbox,hey

simply shit like that
http://ahkscript.org/

Originally Posted by Ahl

Errm... your statement is very wrong.

Visual Basic is way easier than C++

Visual Basic is more user friendly than C++

Visual Basic > C++ when it comes to learning

Originally Posted by Kodoku

LOL where the fuck are you learning VB that it's harder than C++?

Anyway just pick a mainstream (Java, Any C, Python, etc.) language and study it hard. When you master one language learning another is easy. In today's times coding the hacks is the simple part. Hiding them is where it gets a bit tough. Single player games should be easy enough though.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by Ahl

Errm... your statement is very wrong.

Visual Basic is way easier than C++

Visual Basic is more user friendly than C++

Visual Basic > C++ when it comes to learning

Originally Posted by Kodoku

LOL where the fuck are you learning VB that it's harder than C++?

Anyway just pick a mainstream (Java, Any C, Python, etc.) language and study it hard. When you master one language learning another is easy. In today's times coding the hacks is the simple part. Hiding them is where it gets a bit tough. Single player games should be easy enough though.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

Are you a troll or ... just a plain idiot?

@OP since I'm taking a break from coding my lovely malware ( Cool your tits MPGH, not releasing anything here ), I'll try helping as much as I can.

First off, C/C++ is considered a rather complex language. If you lack the patience to learn something advanced, I'd recommend you go for .NET languages ( Visual Basic and C# are easy ).

Apart from that, depending on what you want to do, you'll need to grasp one or more of these skills.

How to do simple reverse engineering ( Aka finding health addresses etc. with Cheat Engine or some memory viewer/editor )
Learning assembly and diving into deeper reverse engineering ( IDA and OllyDbg comes in handy here )
Learning to use WinAPI ( Most games run on Windows and as such, use windows system calls )
Networking programming ( Comes as part of reversing. Eg. Decrypting game packets )
Looking into function hooking ( Reverse engineering again )

Personally, if you want to make simple trainers ( Eg. Health, stats editors etc. ) go for Visual Basic ( as 90% of people on this site do ). There's lots of helpful memory editing classes posted in the coding section.
If you want things more advanced, ( Aimbots, ESPs, fancy ass hack menus etc ) then you'll want to look at C/C++ and GUI programming ( GDI, DirectX etc ).

Yours respectfully,
~A script kiddie.

@EpicSquidx

Don't listen to these guys, it's plain to see that they're trying to troll you, only an immensely retarded, nonsensical, dumb son-of-a-bitch would actually take them seriously. It's widely known that VisualBasic is the top tier of programming languages, once you learn that you may as well know every other language that there is.

Again, don't listen to these dumb fucks, they're clearly trying to trick you into learning a coding language that has nothing to do with coding hacks.

Originally Posted by Scotia

@EpicSquidx

Don't listen to these guys, it's plain to see that they're trying to troll you, only an immensely retarded, nonsensical, dumb son-of-a-bitch would actually take them seriously. It's widely known that VisualBasic is the top tier of programming languages, once you learn that you may as well know every other language that there is.

Again, don't listen to these dumb fucks, they're clearly trying to trick you into learning a coding language that has nothing to do with coding hacks.

I said Visual Basic was more user friendly than C++... anything wrong with that?

ahahahaha okey the fight is opened ! GO

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