What should I Do

At First Hallo Guys ,

I've Spent Alot Thinking About The Awesome things that have been in the field of vsro edition which preceded that edits into media or data,etc.

We Can now Get deeper into sro_client stracture Programmatically and edit the GUI of Sro_client.

I Love Vsro Since I was player and I am eager to know every inch into vsro and how it has been done

I See florain0's blogs and i understand nothing. and I think it's logical cuz i didn't treated with some code like florain0's one.

So What I Want to Know Here What Should I Learn To Be Able To Understand Any Code refers to vsro stracture or "Package System" of vsro which i see and don't know how it work.

For Example ..
what should I Learn To Understand That blog for florain0 completely.
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And I Think there's some people at community like me but they're shy to say they don't know.

if someone have a good learning map for us , it will be an awesome thing and we will not forget that you are the one who got us into that "coding corner" As Community Say About.

Thanks For Attention And Reading At Final.

Hard

Learn C++/reverse engineering/SQL

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Originally Posted by gmhasan13 Hard

No, its not that hard, you meant easy*

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Originally Posted by Zoro.Sro Learn C++/reverse engineering/SQL

No reverse engineer needed ya ahmed ya badr :D since the project is already reversed, unless you want to modify some additional contents which is not reversed in the project yet,



OT : Just prepare the project and go ahead.

C++ and MSSQL

It won't end by learning dev langs. First you have to deeply understand how the PC even works.
In order to develop low-level properly, you better learn about the compiler and its background process to make an actual EXE (preprocessing, assembler, linker, etc), learn about PC's memory and ofc the low-level developing langs.

I'd suggest to search for low-level programming books, these should contain most of the needed information. I guess otherwise you will just find yourself messing with code arounds trying to find some luck to get things work. Good luck!