[TUT] How to make simple program using Visual Basics 6

03/31/2012 13:21 eteng876#256
ahhh thankx! po
04/09/2012 19:34 mclerios#257
thanks for this tutorial!!
05/16/2012 15:00 .Zeus#258
vb8 tutorial please ^_^
05/22/2012 09:15 .Yuzuru#259
^ It will take time for me..
Even other members previously, they want a VB8 tutorial from me >.<

*Seems its a delayed reply...
05/25/2012 15:41 .Zeus#260
I thought vb6 codes are just the same with vb8

like this

vb6:
Shell "grandchase.exe"
Kill "ResFeedback.dat"
End

vb8:
Shell ("grandchase.exe")
Kill ("ResFeedback.dat")
End
05/25/2012 16:52 .Yuzuru#261
Oh.. The codes.. Here is what I use..

VB 2008

Starting main.exe
Code:
Dim xProcess As System.Diagnostics.Process = Nothing
Dim GC As New ProcessStartInfo
GC.UseShellExecute = True
GC.FileName = "main.exe"
GC.Arguments = "__kogstudios_original_service__"
xProcess = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(GC)
Deleting a file
Code:
IO.File.Delete("ResFeedback.dat")
'Note: Using the code 'Kill("filename.exe")' will put the file to the recycle bin
'While using 'IO.File.Delete' command, it will remove the file permanently.
Feel free to use it. ;)

Btw. I also suggest that you should use the 'Try' command so if anything happens wrong, you can do an action below 'Catch ex As Exception.
06/08/2012 23:24 cousinitt98#262
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this visual basic works
10/14/2012 08:34 GUYNAMEDBOB#263
Quote:
Originally Posted by .Yuzuru View Post
Oh.. The codes.. Here is what I use..

VB 2008

Starting main.exe
Code:
Dim xProcess As System.Diagnostics.Process = Nothing
Dim GC As New ProcessStartInfo
GC.UseShellExecute = True
GC.FileName = "main.exe"
GC.Arguments = "__kogstudios_original_service__"
xProcess = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(GC)
Deleting a file
Code:
IO.File.Delete("ResFeedback.dat")
'Note: Using the code 'Kill("filename.exe")' will put the file to the recycle bin
'While using 'IO.File.Delete' command, it will remove the file permanently.
Feel free to use it. ;)

Btw. I also suggest that you should use the 'Try' command so if anything happens wrong, you can do an action below 'Catch ex As Exception.
What do these codes even do, and does it still work? :awesome:
10/15/2012 17:34 .Yuzuru#264
Quote:
Originally Posted by GUYNAMEDBOB View Post
What do these codes even do, and does it still work? :awesome:
This programming language is Microsoft Visual Basic .NET
You'll be able to use those codes for starting main.exe with the bypass argument and the deletion of the file "ResFeedback.dat"
10/04/2013 15:46 Tenson|Omikuji#265
umm, can you gave other VB Language that useful for modding?
'cuz i'm currently working on it ._.)/
12/29/2013 23:58 Chagasaki#266
Quote:
Originally Posted by .Yuzuru View Post
Oh.. The codes.. Here is what I use..

VB 2008

Starting main.exe
Code:
Dim xProcess As System.Diagnostics.Process = Nothing
Dim GC As New ProcessStartInfo
GC.UseShellExecute = True
GC.FileName = "main.exe"
GC.Arguments = "__kogstudios_original_service__"
xProcess = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(GC)
Deleting a file
Code:
IO.File.Delete("ResFeedback.dat")
'Note: Using the code 'Kill("filename.exe")' will put the file to the recycle bin
'While using 'IO.File.Delete' command, it will remove the file permanently.
Feel free to use it. ;)

Btw. I also suggest that you should use the 'Try' command so if anything happens wrong, you can do an action below 'Catch ex As Exception.
I tried to use these codes in VB2012, and after I put the program in the GC paste e execute it, it showed a window titled by "Update", without anything writed and a button "OK". After I push this button, nothing happen.
PS: I put the "try" on the code, and it doesn't return me an exception.
PS2: I tried BRGC.
01/08/2014 21:38 Kaoss"#267
I'm trying to learn how to make hacking tools. If anyone with experience could help me I'd truly appreciate it.
02/06/2014 04:47 buljon#268
none sence maybe ur MAIN.exe Deleted !
03/26/2014 07:25 Darkryuga#269
it not work WHY!!!
04/14/2014 13:20 nyro124#270
can I make a Cheat in grandchase with this