To debug your program in DLL that does not have UI, make console window with AllocConsole() function. Print the messages in console that will help you figure out your DLL activities. Or you can also log the messages into text file using the FILE object in C++.
Another tip, if you're planning to share your cheat to others, always compile in "release" configuration. You're IDE is always set to default to compile in "debug" configuration, which will only allows you to run the DLL in developer's PC.
One last thing, offset addresses that come from my table are working only in Windows 7 and Windows XP SP3 with latest framework.
Another tip, if you're planning to share your cheat to others, always compile in "release" configuration. You're IDE is always set to default to compile in "debug" configuration, which will only allows you to run the DLL in developer's PC.
One last thing, offset addresses that come from my table are working only in Windows 7 and Windows XP SP3 with latest framework.