where to start learning Conquer Programming

[maldo22]

hi guys i might not be active user - but since summer came and i am pretty much bored i thought for a minute why not learn programming hacks in conquer.

So a background about what i can do in code --> i am pretty good basically in .NET and I am C# programmer and i can use ASP.NET using C# beside I am good in SQL Server still not good in ADO -- still learning -- so I learned mostly all of these programs in college my problem is the following

I learned for business matters not for gaming matters so i do not know what is auto it or what ever you guys keep saying is there any guide can help me transform my coding background from business matters to gaming - so i can build up gaming programming experience

i know it is so different and that is why i am asking about it
thanks guys really appreciate it

[pro4never]

It's a mess so I hate suggesting it to people who know anything past basic coding but take a look at my proxy source I posted. It's in C# and should still work fine on the latest tq patches and will help you get a basic idea of how to fake packets.

Autoit is simply not a very effective system to use to write your hacks/bots with as you're quite limited. Using something such as C++, C#, Java or other full programming languages will open up far more options to you.

Basically you'll want to familiarize yourself with PACKETS (check my packet/proxy/bot sticky). Packet based bots (hooks or proxy) are the most common form of hack/bot on conquer and it's incredibly simple to write a bot using them. if you're more comfortable working with memory then you'll want to write a hook based bot to allow you to hook various functions inside the client itself.

For that you could check out hawtness' hook system he posted. It's a nice framework for you to use to learn with.

[joek]

As pro4never says it is a mess, old MS C++ core code with tacked in flash bits and various parts changed constantly to try to stop the automation tools.
Couple that with a menagerie of programmers and you got some real zoo code.

What I wanted to add was you need to decide what sort of hack you want to do and then you can decide where to tackle the job low(interception/proxification) or high(user mimics)

[maldo22]

thanks guys i will check the proxy's source code

[pro4never]

Originally Posted by joek

As pro4never says it is a mess, old MS C++ core code with tacked in flash bits and various parts changed constantly to try to stop the automation tools.
Couple that with a menagerie of programmers and you got some real zoo code.

What I wanted to add was you need to decide what sort of hack you want to do and then you can decide where to tackle the job low(interception/proxification) or high(user mimics)

I was calling my PROXY a mess.... but I suppose conquer in general can be called that too :P