i want to learn

[Ghost]

#Moved to Gamehacking.

[wiz]

If you ask what you need in order to be able to hack games you've more or less lost already.

Learn to program, learn to understand how a computer works (especially CPU and memory), learn how Windows (probably the system of the target) manages memory, write a few small games to learn how a game coder thinks, learn programming in general, then learn assembler and by now you probably have your own ideas on how it works. Everything else is bullshit.

[Term!nX]

Versteh mich nicht falsch, aber ich denke er möchte kein uber-ultra-gamehacker werden. Assembler, CPU, Memory, WinAPI, in meinen Augen sonnenklar, dass man das verstehen und lernen muss, aber selbst Spiele programmieren...? Also ich lerne die Sprache und benutze das "gamehacking" als praktische Übung.

[wiz]

Ich hab mit dem Post auch eher den Threadstarter gemeint, nicht dich!

[verT!c4L]

Try Perl, very easy and cool C programming also important, Assembler too for reverse engineering. And finally check this:






Check this Page:



good books avaible for all stuff u might need.

[Term!nX]

Originally posted by wiz@Apr 12 2007, 23:56
Ich hab mit dem Post auch eher den Threadstarter gemeint, nicht dich!

Das war mir schon klar, aber ich wollte seinen möglichen Standpunkt verdeutlichen Wenn er den Kram wirklich NUR wegen des GHs macht, dann hast du aber durchaus recht, das geht nämlich nicht wirklich.

[mastamusa]

Originally posted by wiz@Apr 12 2007, 21:30
If you ask what you need in order to be able to hack games you've more or less lost already.

Learn to program, learn to understand how a computer works (especially CPU and memory), learn how Windows (probably the system of the target) manages memory, write a few small games to learn how a game coder thinks, learn programming in general, then learn assembler and by now you probably have your own ideas on how it works. Everything else is bullshit.

Thats what im sad about in my school im learning bullshit Java. not C++ is it possible for me to learn on my own without going to a book shop, or spending money online?

[wiz]

Now it's getting philosophic but: You can learn anything on your own if you are willing enough to do it. I learned programming on my own, started with VB and then moved to C++ as everyone was saying it is so hard. That gave me a challange and I made it. I read a **** load of tutorials, quitted it quite a few times just to come back to finally understand a special thing and so on. Just try and don't ask for it.
But let me tell you: Sooner or later I really recommend one to two basic books like the C++ bible from the inventor himself or if you're into WinAPI programming I'd advise you to buy the Petzold (Charles Petzold, WinAPI guru). They are not cheap but they're worth it.

Edit: Oh and to comment more on what I said you should learn: Go and grab a random good assembler tutorial and it HAS to go into details about how a computer works. I started with being interested in how an .exe file is built and how it looks like loaded into memory. Additionally I was learning x86 assembler and both topics together added up greatly. I only had the advantage to start with 68k asm (for Motorola processors) as I started to write games for my TI-89 graphics calculator. The system there is easier and so I could get into assembler easier.

[sonybaci]

Originally posted by N24-junky+Apr 12 2007, 18:08--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (N24-junky @ Apr 12 2007, 18:08)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--sonybaci@Mar 26 2007, 22:06
questions awnsered, a mod may close this topic
thanks,

[offtopic]
your sig is interesting. especially the 2nd one.
it´s the ultimate search engine would I say. There´re few more
of course, but for the most human ppl it´s the best.
(No, I don´t seperate my self from humans, but didn´t know how
to write it. lol)
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#P.S.: Excuse my bad english. [/b][/quote]
hehe,that's for the newbies hahaha,for stoping posting useless posts