Thread: ClientHooking Tutorial 2

If you can't resolve compile errors, it means that you are definitely not skilled enough in programming to make hacks. Why people keep thinking they can make cheats right after compiling HelloWorld.c?

Also, you shouldn't learn tuts like king orgy said, but read the book kobject suggested - K&R 2nd edition. It's _THE_ book for the C language. Or if you really want to start with C++ (where I agree with kobject that it is not a good language to start with, C is better for this purpose), then read Bjarne Stroustrup - The C++ Programming Language.

Both books are written by designers of the languages, I think that speaks enough for them when it comes to quality.

Well i defined it on this way:

#define VM_ADDR 0x3006EFE0 //ETPro

in teh Hook.h


Edit:
I didnt only do helloworld c++ things

yea define it in header file
btw. what are you trying to do?

yea define it in header file
btw. what are you trying to do?

1.)Eh I defined it in a headerfile o.O^^
2.)I'm trying to get that tutorial running (only those 4 Fails cuz of the #define )

Originally Posted by Muraschi

Well i defined it on this way:
in teh Hook.h


Edit:
I didnt only do helloworld c++ things

Apparently you did not do enough. Look, I'm not trying to put you down or something, I'm simply being realistic. You are not the first one with these kind of problems. You should give up for a while and learn the programming language first, then eventually come back when you can fix compile errors and much more. It's a friendly advice, you won't do ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING on your own this way, and are simply wasting everyone's time.

well, i swear, i already had some working hax, but i wanted to try this tutorial and nowhere is told how to define the vm_addr thing :worship:

Okay, I give up, I told you my opinion and I'm pretty sure that any other coder that has a clue will tell you the same - if you can't resolve compile errors, you don't know enough. It's the absolute minimum one needs to be able to handle before attempting to write a hack.

If something is obvious, then it is that whatever you claim to have had is definitely not your own work, but code written by someone else. But I'm going to leave you now, if you want to keep trying, maybe you actually make someone 'help' you. The question is what will you be helped with - compiling code with which you won't have a clue what to do later or with learning how to write something on your own. If it's the latter, you will be told the same thing I told you - go learn the programming language first. Your question has absolutely nothing to do with hack making, but with the language itself. And you obviously lack much more knowledge.

Originally Posted by Muraschi

Hm what am I doing wrong?

Have you even included your main header file?

Originally Posted by Muraschi

well, i swear, i already had some working hax, but i wanted to try this tutorial and nowhere is told how to define the vm_addr thing :worship:

lol how to define? you trying to make something much harder than "helloworld" and you dunno what define is? pitiful...
btw. C/C++ Build Errors

I agree with chaplex; check out the K&R C manual. It's where I learned and it's a definite must have in any programmers collection.

You will get nowhere with C&P. If you really want the satisfaction and the knowledge, then learn .