Tut on how to make your own DLL trainer

[dayewalker]

Hello all,
As some of you may have noticed, ggscan updates itself frequently, thus detecting a lot of hack tools.
Here is the source code to a solution that probably wont be detected in a long time.
Being a busy man, I can't go through explaining this, but the source code explains itself, it's commented.
The hacks on this have been stripped down, so this really is for learning purposes only.
A few of the things demonstrated :

- CRC bypass
- Codecaving
- Searching for an address using AOBs
- Hotkeys

And more..


Once again, I can't insist enough on the fact that this is for learning purposes only, there's no PG hack in this, no vac, no nothing. Only Pin unrandomizer, Dice roll unrandomizer and a CRC bypass.

This was released because I think that people haven't released something helpfull in a long time.

So instead of complaining next time GG updates, make your own trainer. Used VC++ 2005


Psdk can be found here [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Credits to jonyleeson

[jxdude]

can someone scan this please

[Leva767]

Do we need to download the Psdk to make a dll trainer?

[TheSheild]

The file is clean.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[jxdude]

No tutorial or anything?....How are people sipposed to use this to learn if they don't know were to start...

[genericname11]

thanks, im going to use this tut soon.

[ibtrippin]

Originally Posted by jxdude

No tutorial or anything?....How are people sipposed to use this to learn if they don't know were to start...

no comment.

well actually, yes i have a comment.

"made in VC++ 2005"
Visual C++ 2005, can be downloaded for free from microsoft.com
the hack has a 'Source Code' in it. you use Visual C++ 2005 to compile the source code, and you have a program. hes giving you a simple guideline to making hacks, only including a CRC bypass and a couple Unrandomizers( used to Un-randomize the stats when you make a character, like if you make a mage you want 4 str, 4 dex, and low luk, and high int. there u go)

Hes giving u the basics and leaving you to experiment and learn for yourselves on haveing experience with programming, so u cna make ur own next time around.

clear enough or is there still some confusion?