Dear friends, I want to teach myself to become a cheat developer.

[yunwuyue]

First of all, my English might be difficult to understand because I used a translation tool, I apologize.

I've already learned C programming and am currently learning Win32 API. My next plan is to learn assembly language and hooking techniques. Can someone tell me if this plan is correct? Or what should I learn first? My main goal is to bypass anti-cheat systems. These questions might be very basic, so thank you to everyone willing to answer them.

[normality.cc]

Originally Posted by yunwuyue

First of all, my English might be difficult to understand because I used a translation tool, I apologize.

I've already learned C programming and am currently learning Win32 API. My next plan is to learn assembly language and hooking techniques. Can someone tell me if this plan is correct? Or what should I learn first? My main goal is to bypass anti-cheat systems. These questions might be very basic, so thank you to everyone willing to answer them.

Your plan is solid, They are indeed the foundation for cheat development. However, bypassing anti-cheat systems requires more than just coding skills. you'll need deep reverse-engineering knowledge (IDA/Ghidra), kernel-mode techniques (Windows driver development), and an understanding of anti-cheat behaviors (like signature scanning or heuristic analysis). Start with user-mode hooks (Detours/MinHook), then progress to kernel-mode (DKOM, syscall hooks).

[Draacox]

Very solid advice from above. My only add to this would be to start small, or with a game with a lesser known or not as hard A/C to learn some basics into it. You will improve pver time. I wish you all the luck, you can do it!

[yunwuyue]

Thank you for your answer. Wishing you all the best.