Making own trainer

[CpCosti]

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

This discussion make no sense....
You can make trainers with probably all 'common' languages (C++, C#, Java, VB etc...).
For make a trainer, there is no "level" for them (C++ is not harder than C# or other else if you know both).
The difficulty depend only on the developer.

@ Try to see different languages mentioned above, choose the one you prefer, learn basics and learn how to manipulate memory with the chosen one.
That's no hard, it just take some time.

Best regards,
A random developer

Thanks alot, I choose C# ^^

[DarkyZShadow]

Originally Posted by CpCosti

Thanks alot, I choose C# ^^

Ok. Good luck for your learning

Best regards,
A random developer

[gοd]

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

This discussion make no sense....
You can make trainers with probably all 'common' languages (C++, C#, Java, VB etc...).

Java? Forget it. VB? Please not.

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

For make a trainer, there is no "level" for them (C++ is not harder than C# or other else if you know both).
The difficulty depend only on the developer.

Wrong. In C# (rather: .NET) most functions are already 'predefined' for you, while C++ is more like "do it yourself betch" (with VC++ you still have access to win shet).

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

Try to see different languages mentioned above, choose the one you prefer, learn basics and learn how to manipulate memory with the chosen one.
That's no hard, it just take some time.

Best regards,
A random developer

in my opinion, it's simply not worth it to learn some lang. just for the sake of creating some trainers. let's be honest, most people just learn how to do some shit gui and to use some shitty memory lib. they never get the shit behind it, especially not what 'the hacks' actually do.

[DarkyZShadow]

Originally Posted by TheMοkko

Java? Forget it. VB? Please not.

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

You CAN make trainers with probably all 'common' languages (C++, C#, Java, VB, etc...).

You CAN make a trainer with VB.net so please, don't say the opposite....

Originally Posted by TheMοkko

Wrong. In C# (rather: .NET) most functions are already 'predefined' for you, while C++ is more like "do it yourself betch" (with VC++ you still have access to win shet).

C++ trainers are too easy to make when it's a DLL.... You don't need the WinAPI of the .NET framework for a basic trainer...
And like I said before, if you know both language, the difficulty is the same. Only the time for make the trainer can be different.

Originally Posted by TheMοkko

In my opinion, it's simply not worth it to learn some lang. just for the sake of creating some trainers. let's be honest, most people just learn how to do some shit gui and to use some shitty memory lib. they never get the shit behind it, especially not what 'the hacks' actually do.

Personally, I started writing a bot in C# for a game a few years ago. I still don't stop making these bots.
Now, the only things that have changed are: my skill and my overall computer knowledge (languages/hardware/software etc...).
If I had not done this first bot in C#, I think I would not be here today.

All people can program what they want.
Perhaps they will discover a passion, who knows...

Best regards,
A random developer

[gοd]

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

You CAN make a trainer with VB.net so please, don't say the opposite....

I never said the opposite, I just said that you shouldnt. Just for the sake of all those innocent kittens.

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

C++ trainers are too easy to make when it's a DLL....
You don't need the WinAPI of the .NET framework for a basic trainer...

hf writing memory w/o winapi. and mimimi dlls, mimimi. since they're "windows librarys", in the end, they use win api shit.
doesnt matter if you write memory now with some mov shit or similar

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

And like I said before, if you know both language, the difficulty is the same. Only the time for make it can be different.

what

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

Personally, I started writing a bot in C# for a game a few years ago. I still don't stop making these bots.
Now, the only things that have changed are: my skill and my overall computer knowledge (languages/hardware/software etc...).
If I had not done this first bot in C#, I think I would not be here today.

who cares?

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

All people can program what they want.
Perhaps they will discover a passion, who knows...

you're new to this section, arent you

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

Best regards,
A random developer

Regular regards,
not mokko

[DarkyZShadow]

@ Since it would take too long to answer to all your "provocations" and that I don't have that to do, I wish you good continuation.

Best regards,
A random developer

[TheMokkо]

Originally Posted by DarkyZShadow

@ Since it would take too long to answer to all your "provocations" and that I don't have that to do, I wish you good continuation.

Best regards,
A random developer

nub.