[REQUEST] Exe editor/viewer

[EliteWarrior]

Ive readed several times about edit the exe or hack the exe. Ive searched around google and stuff founded some tools but cant provide me what im looking for .

What im looking for is this, a tool that shows what the dekaron.exe is exact loading and linked to what files or .dll file. To .dll file i also want to know what to they do in our bin folder or other one. Ive got PE explorer it does not give me what i want. If u guys can tell me what tools youre using to view dekaron.exe and what it loading i would appreciate it.

[Zombe]

. Well, that's the best exe editor that I know and I use it.

[EliteWarrior]

This **** is heavy ,hex binarys and all was looking for something easier but i guess i gots to follow tuturials on their site.

Like is their something wich is more GUI and non hex binary . if i open dekaron.exe it show exactly what file its loading and what .dll its linked to.

Ive tried btw OllDbg forgot to mention it in my main post,thanks to zombe.

EDIT: Hehe awsome its exactly what i looked for i wanted to know what dekar.exe files are loading wich .dll ,check my attachment for image

[xfactorbowler]

you've got winhex as hell but there's really nothing out there thats simple in .exe terms.

[l2zeo]

Originally Posted by Zombe

. Well, that's the best exe editor that I know and I use it.

thx !
zombe ;-)

[Zombe]

Originally Posted by EliteWarrior

This **** is heavy ,hex binarys and all was looking for something easier but i guess i gots to follow tuturials on their site.

Like is their something wich is more GUI and non hex binary . if i open dekaron.exe it show exactly what file its loading and what .dll its linked to.

Ive tried btw OllDbg forgot to mention it in my main post,thanks to zombe.

EDIT: Hehe awsome its exactly what i looked for i wanted to know what dekar.exe files are loading wich .dll ,check my attachment for image

Yeah, this is advanced stuff, ASM is the most difficult language I know, because it doesn't have functions or procedures, it just has calls and jumps to other places of the code, and there are "functions" (Also in ASM code) in the library files in windows/system32, so you have to load the libraries and know the exact offset of each function in the library, and know what that function does, what data type it uses, what data type it returns, whether it affects otherdata you are not intending to change, etc, and the functions inside the lib files actuallyhave calls to even other functions, and because of millions of calls and jumps, I find ASM the hardest language I know.

[bottomy]

Originally Posted by Zombe

Yeah, this is advanced stuff, ASM is the most difficult language I know, because it doesn't have functions or procedures, it just has calls and jumps to other places of the code, and there are "functions" (Also in ASM code) in the library files in windows/system32, so you have to load the libraries and know the exact offset of each function in the library, and know what that function does, what data type it uses, what data type it returns, whether it affects otherdata you are not intending to change, etc, and the functions inside the lib files actuallyhave calls to even other functions, and because of millions of calls and jumps, I find ASM the hardest language I know.

Well if you're calling any API functions you don't need to know the offset of the function you want to call. If you know masm you just use invoke then the functions name and then the parameters. Even in Olly you don't have to use the offset, you can just push the parameters to the stack, then call function name.

OllyDbg example:

push 0
call ExitProcess

As for having to know what the function does, what data types it uses, what data types it returns. Well you would have to know that anyways in any language.

[nobleman80]

Originally Posted by EliteWarrior

This **** is heavy ,hex binarys and all was looking for something easier but i guess i gots to follow tuturials on their site.

Like is their something wich is more GUI and non hex binary . if i open dekaron.exe it show exactly what file its loading and what .dll its linked to.

Ive tried btw OllDbg forgot to mention it in my main post,thanks to zombe.

EDIT: Hehe awsome its exactly what i looked for i wanted to know what dekar.exe files are loading wich .dll ,check my attachment for image

WTF!!! you mean you only get to know this program recently?? lol... AND you r a "[GM]"???

[EliteWarrior]

ehm? i bet alot of so called ''GM''s dont even know what editing exes is,and yes i only get to know this program now just like you when u started smartass. GM means nothing.

[nobleman80]

Originally Posted by EliteWarrior

ehm? i bet alot of so called ''GM''s dont even know what editing exes is,and yes i only get to know this program now just like you when u started smartass. GM means nothing.

then pls dun call your [GM]. but maybe for you [GM] REFERRING to GrabegeMan. it sound more fil you. hahaha

[Zombe]

Why should GMs know anything about developing? I thought GMs are supposed to gelp people ingame and s**t, not develop?

[janvier123]

[GM]

A Gamemaster, Game Master or Game Manager (often abbreviated as GM) is a player in a multiplayer game who acts as organizer, arbitrator, and officiant in rules situations. They are most common in co-operative games where the other players work together and are less common in competitive games where the other players battle one another.

Today, gamemaster is usually associated with role-playing games. In a role-playing game the 'Gamemaster's purpose is to weave the other participants' player-character stories together, control the non-player aspects of the game, and create environments in which the players can interact. The basic roles of Gamemasters - rules help, moderation, and storytelling - are the same in almost all role-playing games, although differing rulesets make the specific duties of the GM unique to that system.

Duties

The gamemaster prepares the game session for the players and the characters they play (known as player characters or PCs). The GM describes the events and decides on the outcomes of players' decisions. The gamemaster also keeps track of non-player characters (NPCs) and random encounters, as well as of the general state of the game world. The game session (or "adventure") can be metaphorically described as a play, in which the players are the lead actors, and the GM provides the stage, the scenery, the basic plot on which the improvisational script is built, as well as all the bit parts and supporting characters. Gamemasters can also be in charge of RPG board games making the events and setting challenges.

[DEV]

A software developer is a person or organization concerned with facets of the software development process. They can be involved in aspects wider than design and coding, a somewhat broader scope of computer programming or a specialty of project managing including some aspects of software product management. This person may contribute to the overview of the project on the application level rather than component level or individual programming tasks. Software developers are often still guided by lead programmers but also encompasses the class of freelance software developers.

i hope they get it ...

[EliteWarrior]

Originally Posted by nobleman80

then pls dun call your [GM]. but maybe for you [GM] REFERRING to GrabegeMan. it sound more fil you. hahaha

English please.


@ Zombe ,thats what i was trying to say im not a gm. And a gm dont need to know that he is more needed ingame