Interesting ideas, something like: creating a cheat for CS:GO
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how about, creating a cheat for CS:GO, except for some other game that doesnt suck anal leakage.
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(Nov 20, 2019 03:13 PM)realsunjester Wrote: how about, creating a cheat for CS:GO, except for some other game that doesnt suck anal leakage. anal leakage rolf (Nov 20, 2019 03:16 PM)C++ Wrote: anal leakage could always try a remote admin tool, thats all the rave these days (and since 1998 lol *cough*netbus*cough*)
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(Nov 20, 2019 03:24 PM)realsunjester Wrote: could always try a remote admin tool, thats all the rave these days (and since 1998 lol *cough*netbus*cough*) thats cool, the problem is i'm still a noob in c++ and I feel there's so much to learn before coding an rat just changed from c# to c++ so yeah... (Nov 20, 2019 03:30 PM)C++ Wrote: thats cool, the problem is i'm still a noob in c++ and I feel there's so much to learn before coding an rat yikes from c# to c++ is a little backwards but thats okay. good news is that you can use the .net framework with c++ if that makes you more comfortable. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/dot...ew=vs-2019 "managed c++"
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(Nov 20, 2019 03:35 PM)realsunjester Wrote: yikes from c# to c++ is a little backwards but thats okay. good news is that you can use the .net framework with c++ if that makes you more comfortable. why you think its going backwards? thanks for the .net framework (Nov 20, 2019 03:58 PM)C++ Wrote: why you think its going backwards? most "core classes" (programming schools) teach c++ before any .NET stuff
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You could try to learn GNU C first, C programming on GNU's pretty straightforward.
No need to rush, take your time to understand what you're doing, a lot of people forgot thst nowadays. Anyway : - play with protocols (IRC, HTTP, FTP servers and clients) => you'll learn sockets - some parsers? - gnu binaries rewriting. Enjoy!  (Nov 20, 2019 03:35 PM)realsunjester Wrote: yikes from c# to c++ is a little backwards but thats okay. good news is that you can use the .net framework with c++ if that makes you more comfortable. It may be a little backwards in terms of newer languages but since he's wanting to write a cheat for a game with vac anticheat mostly he's heading in the right direction with c++ since he can write to the kernal to bypass some anticheats level of detection. I'll quote something that helped me understand it a bit. Quote:Valve AntiCheat aka VAC is made by Valve and has been around since the early days of Counter Strike. It is used mostly in Source Engine games, but any games published to Steam can have it implemented. It's primary detection mechanism is signature scanning. VAC is a usermode anticheat, it does not have a kernel mode driver. (Nov 20, 2019 04:39 PM)realsunjester Wrote: most "core classes" (programming schools) teach c++ before any .NET stuffI wish my school was like that, we had very little C( scanf,printf and for loops) then we moved on to C# For me C# is much easier than C++. In c++ there's more stuff to learn than C# (Nov 21, 2019 07:01 AM)C++ Wrote: I wish my school was like that, we had very little C( scanf,printf and for loops) then we moved on to C# That's true, but also, C++ has more control
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(Nov 21, 2019 11:23 AM)realsunjester Wrote: That's true, but also, C++ has more control I agree with that too, more reasons why I want to learn C++. 
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(Nov 20, 2019 03:30 PM)C++ Wrote: thats cool, the problem is i'm still a noob in c++ and I feel there's so much to learn before coding an rat Actually game hacking uses similar things to what a rat does, sockets, memory read / write etc, so it's no easier than making a rat tbh  |
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