hackerindisguise

you code in VB and assembly correct

haha OF COURSE i'll use a debugger! without a debugger.. you cant do shit! wait but as zynastor said MASM and ASM are different. MASM32 is an assembler. ASM means assembly. when you compile ASM code within C++, the C++ debugger takes care of the ASM right?

Yeah thats what i was thinking! that sounds good.. but its too bad now all those MASM tutorials arent as useful because i'm not going to be using MASM. thats a pity. i take it you know ASM?

haha kay. so one last question: whats better to learn, inline ASM with C++, or mASM?

DUDE thanks SO much! i LOVE that thread and heck, the whole forum! thanks again! is he going to add a third tutorial to that thread?

No, ASM means Assembly and masm is just an assembler like fasm, nasm etc. It's also much easier to learn a high level programming language like C++ than a low level assembly language. Most people creating hacks for starcraft in masm still know very little about the language and are lucky that there has been a lot of open source code that seems to be messy and poorly coded anyways. Right, i was under the impression that ASM is the language and MASM is just the assembler. thats correct? I would assume that ASM is MUCH harder to learn than C++. In fact learning C++ is pretty easy. Whats the best resource you would suggest for learning ASM? How did you learn it yourself

Thanks alot for all the advice guys! I've actually worked with C++ its like identical to java in many ways, so i could honestly learn it to pretty great depth over the next month if i spent quite alot of time in it. So what exactly is inline ASM? is it where you call ASM from C++, or a C++ program in ASM? Finally, is it hard to learn ASM? C++ is easy to learn but i'm more worried about the assembly language part. That stuff seems hard thanks guys. i know this is tough since i'm such a nooby and i must sound like a total idiot. but honestly it means alot to me.

ohhh ok is ASM also a good language to learn for hacking?

Sounds pretty AWESOME! Is this one also written in VB6?

Wow dude thats pretty awesome! Youre not using C++ or anything? I always thought it was more powerful than VB6/VB.NET the GUIs look awesome right now btw :biggrin:

oooh thankyou thankyou very much. So you are absolutely sure that both VB.NET and C++ are adequate for creating functional hacks? thats totally awesome! So ill start learning VB.NET because it can also create killer GUIs so thats cool too. Anybody else have any info on the subject? specifically about python?

Hey guys i just wanna ask some questions First of all, i want to say that i know java inside out. Ive gone very far with it. Unfortunately, you cant really hack with it. So now i'm going to learn one of three languages over this next couple weeks: either Python, C++, or VB.NET my question is, which one is most useful for hacking and why? Can you hack with all of them, or just one, etc. I would really appreciate some constructive advice. Whichever language is the best for hacking, i will learn next. I'm willing to work really hard and who knows maybe one day ill be like you experts! thanks!

Hello! That looks awesome! just one question: what programming language are you using to write the spoofer? I can see you are using VB6 for the GUI, so what language is the spoofer written in? and one question, i know VB.NET could i write hacks with it? THANKS!

Thanks for alll your help guys, so whats it gonna be? Should i learn C++ or ASM to program hacks? And i want the people who really have made working hacks to give me the right language to learn, because i'll put so much time into learning it.

Not exactly... If you use JCreator, there is a package that you can implement to allow java to write to the memory of other programs... I forget the exact name, but It is possible and moderatly easy to do so... (on windows, i've not tried on the others...) Oh i have JCreator. How far do i need to go in the language until i can write hacks?