Help:AlissaFix

I opened AlissaFix in Visual Studio's C++ (2013) and i don't know what i have to change to be able to get it to work >.< i cant find the guide can someone give me link to guide or help me out and how to run it after i edit it.

No C++ skills yet </3 i'm in Visual basic though

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Originally Posted by dexpirate I opened AlissaFix in Visual Studio's C++ (2013) and i don't know what i have to change to be able to get it to work >.< i cant find the guide can someone give me link to guide or help me out and how to run it after i edit it. No C++ skills yet </3 i'm in Visual basic though

Just go learn some basics instead of asking something so vague. There are plenty of guides you can follow to learn some basics. You can even look up the functions used to only figure out what you need.

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Originally Posted by Blade3575 Just go learn some basics instead of asking something so vague. There are plenty of guides you can follow to learn some basics. You can even look up the functions used to only figure out what you need.

but when i opened it in VS C++ i had no clue what so ever what everything was so i dont know what i should research to find out how to do it

There's really nothing to change i think...
The only thing mentioned in AF thread is to change autoexit to 1

WCHAR* version = L" *** AlissaFix ver. 0.50 2013/9/18 by 0x64 *** \n";
WCHAR* title = L"AlissaFix v0.50";
int debugMode = 0;
bool showAddr = 1;
bool autoExit = 0; Change this to 1, all im gonna say
bool isX64 = 0;

It seems that the pattern is not compatible with the new version. You have to find a way to make the new pattern of assembly structure, be recognize by AF. Its possible that you will need to get a long studding to learn Assembly and C++ to fix this...

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Originally Posted by alexsanna It seems that the pattern is not compatible with the new version. You have to find a way to make the new pattern of assembly structure, be recognize by AF. Its possible that you will need to get a long studding to learn Assembly and C++ to fix this...

do you realize how outdated this is?