Problem Problem with .dll creation (prefer lone222 to look at it)

[haloistaken101]

Ok guyz,

here's the link: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Okay, lone u posted a vid about how i can be able to create a simple .dll file.

Now, my only problem about it that im getting confused is this:

In Lone222's tutorial, he puts "//"(w/o commas) and then types the functions/or explains and then he writes in codes...if u do not undderstand what im saying im going to show u an example:


//Now that we have this done, let's make a simple DLL loop that will be started when it's injecting

void DLL ()
{

while(1) //To go on Forever / until gunz closes
{

So basically im GUESSING that where he put // he's explaining things and the lines w.o // is the code?

Ps-Do not Flame me or cal me a jerk b/c im a "newb" to .dll creating and im gonna be a pro at it >.> someday...

Would like if Lone222 read this coz he's the one who can answer this straight up coz he made the tutorial

i posted the tutorial for those lazy nabs...xD! u have to click on the HTML document to view the tutorial b/c Lone is pro like that :D

[Sean]

omg...WRITE THE CODE YOURSELF...stop copy pasting his exact code into your DLL...ffs...you don't learn anything if you do that.

You are basically writing a dll in C++ without KNOWING the language. That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.

Step back. Go learn C++. Go debug Gunz. Write the DLL yourself.

I code in pure asm so gladly this "washed up code crap" isn't an issue for me.

[haloistaken101]

Omg Sean...i am learning c++ but this tutorial Lone posted is my facking example so i get a facking answer on how to facking do it and some facking experience geez...IM NOT COPYING HIS CODE, im using it for practice...

[frenchfatcat]

Originally Posted by Sean

omg...WRITE THE CODE YOURSELF...stop copy pasting his exact code into your DLL...ffs...you don't learn anything if you do that.

You are basically writing a dll in C++ without KNOWING the language. That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.

Step back. Go learn C++. Go debug Gunz. Write the DLL yourself.

I code in pure asm so gladly this "washed up code crap" isn't an issue for me.

GTFO!

he asked for lones help,

[]V[irage]

Uhhhhhh
You should take sean's advice... though he didn't have to be a douchepuff about it.

The // are comments. I'm assuming that answers your question?
They aren't actual parts of the dll, but they exist in the source.
So right next to the while(1) loop, lone is just explaining what it does.

[arkansasbudz]

exactly " // " voids stuff out so you can write a comment or a reference to something and the // makes it not try to load it as part of the code. the "//" in C++ is equivelent to the " ' " in VB

[Seudieu]

LOL

Hahaa Mirage I remember you, you're that fag that kept lawnmower'ing me when I was trying to talk to lone, xD.

O yea btw, I'm surprised lone (whos 14 years old..) knows C++ at that age. Both my parent are computer software developers and they seem to labor over learning all the computer languages. However, they both need to know like 9 so meh.

Seuldieu (heh Mirage you and Zentaki phail in comparision to lone222)

[J4S0NSZ]

Age doesnt matter =]

Back to topic anyway,

the // are comments i think so when a programmer looks into the source code, he knows what hes looking into.

Just ignore it =D unless u need to know what it does.

void DLL ()
{

while(1)
{

Thats the code

//To go on Forever / until gunz closes

//Now that we have this done, let's make a simple DLL loop that will be started when it's injecting

Thats the comment i believe

[Sean]

Originally Posted by Seudieu

LOL

Hahaa Mirage I remember you, you're that fag that kept lawnmower'ing me when I was trying to talk to lone, xD.

O yea btw, I'm surprised lone (whos 14 years old..) knows C++ at that age. Both my parent are computer software developers and they seem to labor over learning all the computer languages. However, they both need to know like 9 so meh.

Seuldieu (heh Mirage you and Zentaki phail in comparision to lone222)

If you even took the time to look at Lone's code you would see that it's poorly written and inefficient. Not to mention that it's just washed up code of older Gunz hacks written by hackers such as OWS (go and compare the code Lone222 publicized and the code OWS publicized - they are just about identical). Sure he understands the code in the hacks (because it's been re-used countless number of times and is applicable directly Gunz, the game that he's hacking) but have you seen him code hacks for any other games? The answer is no. A real game hacker doesn't stick to one game, rather they hack multiple games - it shows diversity. My view is that he just re-using old C++ code and updating the offsets and adding a few tidbits here and there thus he has no need to expand on his programming knowledge. That isn't impressive for my standards. I find it a shame that almost all Gunz hacks written in C++ appear to come from one source..it just shows that people would rather leech code and modify it slightly than to learn the language fully themselves and code the hacks from scratch. There's no better way to learn and improve then to code a hack yourself. If problems were to occur in the future (due to patching for example) then you would stand in a better position for "un-patching" your hack because you coded it from scratch and understand every bit of your code thoroughly than would someone who just took someone elses source code, updated the offsets and added a few bits of code here and there.

[donzqwijn]

Originally Posted by Sean

If you even took the time to look at Lone's code you would see that it's poorly written and inefficient. Not to mention that it's just washed up code of older Gunz hacks written by hackers such as OWS (go and compare the code Lone222 publicized and the code OWS publicized - they are just about identical). Sure he understands the code in the hacks (because it's been re-used countless number of times and is applicable directly Gunz, the game that he's hacking) but have you seen him code hacks for any other games? The answer is no. A real game hacker doesn't stick to one game, rather they hack multiple games - it shows diversity. My view is that he just re-using old C++ code and updating the offsets and adding a few tidbits here and there thus he has no need to expand on his programming knowledge. That isn't impressive for my standards. I find it a shame that almost all Gunz hacks written in C++ appear to come from one source..it just shows that people would rather leech code and modify it slightly than to learn the language fully themselves and code the hacks from scratch. There's no better way to learn and improve then to code a hack yourself. If problems were to occur in the future (due to patching for example) then you would stand in a better position for "un-patching" your hack because you coded it from scratch and understand every bit of your code thoroughly than would someone who just took someone elses source code, updated the offsets and added a few bits of code here and there.

Or lone sticked to gunz because thats the only game he/she plays.

Also, It might be this identical because it is the easiest way to write a dll.
just like when visiting your neighbour you walk straight to their house, not walk to the other side of the planet first