people, before you guys go following this tutorial, first try to understand the basics
If your gonna just jump into that stuff without knowing binary and hexadecimals, you will kill your brain.
You guys should start with learning a language to begin with. If you don't understand the basics of computer programming, then you won't understand assembly. Sure you will understand the basics of debugging files, and searching for values (sorta like a really powerful hex editor), but you wont understand how to manipulate the stack. The reason I say this is with the time it takes to understand assembly to the fullest, you could of learned a real language and then just learned assembly right after. Which is a walk in the park once you understand a high level language. Here's a better resource.
This is a tutorial that teaches you how to manipulate language and tool (most used) to add new classes and other things that do not exist in your Dekaron
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You guys should start with learning a language to begin with. If you don't understand the basics of computer programming, then you won't understand assembly. Sure you will understand the basics of debugging files, and searching for values (sorta like a really powerful hex editor), but you wont understand how to manipulate the stack. The reason I say this is with the time it takes to understand assembly to the fullest, you could of learned a real language and then just learned assembly right after. Which is a walk in the park once you understand a high level language. Here's a better resource.
This is a tutorial that teaches you how to manipulate language and tool (most used) to add new classes and other things that do not exist in your Dekaron
Thx Warmonger,i post in my thread !
You guys should start with 16bit to keep things simple.
You guys should start with 16bit to keep things simple.
Disagree on that part, 16bit may be easier, but it's basically completely different from 32bit nowadays. 16bit is obsolete so it's not worth looking into IMO. Interrupts differ so much from API usage.
[Guide] Assignments to help learn C# 09/21/2010 - Coding Tutorials - 11 Replies Ok so due to a request in the Co2 programing section, I decided to post some really simple programs people can try to code as ways to teach themselves C# and test out new concepts. Note: I'll try to rank them by difficulty but A: it's been forever since I saw the writeup for these programs and B: I everyone finds different things more/less complicated. I'll also link off to some good resources for people to look at.
C# Resources!
GREAT video tutorials in C# that hybrid made a while back...
[GUIDE]To all who want learn about edit shop dat and item dat using hexedit 11/30/2009 - EO PServer Guides & Releases - 3 Replies So i got some pm from peoples that need guides on how to use hexedit to edit shop dat and itemtype dat..
so i will give some link that you all can use
http://www.elitepvpers.com/forum/eo-pserver-hostin g/189204-guide-hexedit-shopping-mall-replace-items -equipment-eggs.html
http://www.elitepvpers.com/forum/eo-pserver-hostin g/345275-release-itemtype-editor.html
http://www.elitepvpers.com/forum/eo-pserver-hostin g/352209-release-shop-dat-editor.html...
Reversing... 07/09/2009 - Rohan - 0 Replies Hi , i'm actually trying to patch gameguard with ollydbg , i disable it at launch of game , i can connect to my account , but when i'm arriving at the selection of my different caracter , the bouton "START" is disable , i can't click on it.
Anyone can guid me how to patch this ?
Thx.
[request]guide how to learn to code 10/03/2008 - CO2 Private Server - 6 Replies hey all does anyone has a guide to learn how to code cause i'm sick of waiting till someone releases a good source or some new releases
+ i wanna release new things to
and make unique things for pservers
if someone has a guide to learn how to code stuff for conquer only pls post it
that would be awesome
greetz jochemke
Reversing / Debugging Q 01/19/2006 - General Coding - 11 Replies So i got this address range in the 00ee0000 -> 00eeffff area ... its inventory bits /array of bytes(not bits) 1=inventory slot filled, and 0=not filled.
Thats good and all, but being dynamic and all means that the base address changes a bit from time to time.
SO I am looking for a pointer to that specific area of memory.
However i cannot find one ? The nearest pointer i find is like fff away from the destination!
MY question is this ; im obvsioly going about this wrong, finding a...