Game Hack in Java

Hello Guys,

it feels like that 99% of all hacks are written in C#/C++. Someone of you ever tried to create a hack in Java? I´m aware that Java runs in his own JVM, but actually u are able to access native method for memory processing (kernel32.dll, user32.dll) with the JNA library.

But I guess u are limited to external programs then, cause I don´t think u are able to insert a GUI for the game itself like in multiple examples i´ve seen on threads here!

Curious about your opinion!

You're only limiting yourself by using Java.
Moreover, if you use C#/C++ many users on here can help you with issues.
I am by no means saying it shouldn't/can't be done, just that there is a reason everyone uses other languages

pointers and so much memory management is what makes c++ godlike for hacking

- PsychoBitch

Actually I developed for a long time in Java now and that´s why I was asking, no hacks imo much more like standalone applications and serverside coding for web applications. The memory aspect of C++ is probably the game changer + that the community is way bigger.

I just grabbed an aimbot from PsychoBitch and imported it into a VS Project and it´s kinda easy to read for me ( expect some language specific stuff, which is normal at all), I guess I´m looking forward to expand my knowledge in C++ and write my own.

I still hope someone is responding to me welcome thread, cause I´m looking forward to get someone like a mentor which will speed up my learning process quite a lot.

Originally Posted by Morgrim

Try looking at some C# source.
Java syntax is similar to C# syntax.
That's the jump I made

Python -> Java -> C# -> C++

Hello,

i wrote my first trainer (memory hack) for assault cube yesterday. Actually C++ feels quite more comfortable than i expected in the beginning and the Handles + the memory altering functions are really great. So i guess I´m sticking to C++ now :P

Originally Posted by Morgrim

Yeh you will find that when you get used to coding in C++ you feel much more comfortable, it just flows easier through my mind is how I would present it in comparison to other languages. I don't think completely sticking to C++ should be your goal, keep refreshing yourself on Java... Who knows I mean it could be useful someday!

However, I agree with everyone else in that C++ gives you a complete playing field where Java sort of cuts of parts of it and you have to get over tricky obstacles to get to where you need to be.

Originally Posted by GamerTurtle

Actually I could have wrote the trainer easily in JAVA, cause when u are adressing a normal memory space adress it´t not hard at all if u use the JNA library. But one major problem is, that u cant instantiate a real pointer in java it only uses references which do not allow some kind of operations which are natural to pointers I guess. In my main job I´m a full time developer so I won´t get away from Java anyway, but the switch from one language to another isn´t that hard at all.

I´m looking forward to create a whole package of hacks from scratch, which is for me more like an opportunity to learn the language itself really fast. I also feel like I will get a deep knowledge of underlying stuff which is going on in processes and that kind of stuff.

Couldn´t find a proper tutorial for creating an ingame overlay and I´m also not into that directx stuff so i may consider some background research on that topic!

i've seen somone makea glow ESP with java. its possible

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