well i need help to pick up 2 sources to learn from and create my own source (not to leech ***** :P) first server 5095 or before , second server 5525(i need it to be on the newest patches)
just checked the link , its amazing , thank dude , #pro request close topic
You're very welcome. If you're looking for a 5095 source though... You might be out of luck. There aren't many good, public sources at this time. You'll have to teach yourself C# or another programming language to get results like the ones you stated in your first post.
well im fine with C++ but most of binaries out there sucks , im learning sockets also been too good in C# , will check hybird basic and hybird edited source , will try to edit and develop till im good enough to create my own base
well im fine with C++ but most of binaries out there sucks , im learning sockets also been too good in C# , will check hybird basic and hybird edited source , will try to edit and develop till im good enough to create my own base
You don't need to know C++ to use a binary. Binaries are closed, compiled files - no source files. .-. If you want to write a C++ source.... I'm pretty sure there's one out there.
C# also supports pointers in a limited extent. A pointer is nothing but a variable that holds the memory address of another type. But in C# pointer can only be declared to hold the memory address of value types and arrays. Unlike reference types, pointer types are not tracked by the default garbage collection mechanism.
the point is i dont really have a problem with pointers but in C# there is so many ways to ignore pointers as they r so limited there and there is always another mechanism (another way) to get what u want without withing them goodluck everyone
the point is i dont really have a problem with pointers but in C# there is so many ways to ignore pointers as they r so limited there and there is always another mechanism (another way) to get what u want without withing them goodluck everyone
Pointers aren't so bad once you get used to them. They're a bit awkward in C#... but man are they awesome. I guess it's something you have to get used to. I wouldn't ignore them completely, but at the moment, you should be teaching yourself C# basics instead. You'll get to pointers eventually.