Vb.net Hack?????

[JFK]

Hi

Has someone made a VB.NET hack that works on counterstrike?
Is it possible? Would like to join if it is...

[[JAPS]Suicide]

What? Visual Basic?

[Easy_Lamer]

I dont think so, never heard from a vb.net hack.


vb.net = the newest visual basic coding software (Visual Basic .net) its also the same code where xp is created from.

// wtf a ****ing japs, i hate japs

[Also_w00t]

lol almost everything they have are trojans but thats besides the point :p

[o({})o]

no flaming please....

[CHEETAH0E]

btw, that would be IMPOSSIBLE to make a hack with pure vb code, even with API, it is impossible unless you code a hack in c++ first, that has the ability to define static type variables, so you start the hack, it loads the static, the game loads the same .dll file, and since a static is global, and is never defined again, it can be used to turn a hack off, on, allow a game to do something, etc... using api to hook the opengl32.dll or gdi.dll, or some big dll that holds functions half-life uses, would be impossible, because dll's do NOT normally allow interaction between threads.

[codehpro]

Suicide;25744']What? Visual Basic?

a Programming language i use it to make hacks

[Miaurice]

Do you mean Memory Editing with "hacking" ?

[Winslow]

a Programming language i use it to make hacksI think he was being sarcastic to try and insinuate that VB is pretty much worthless for making any type of advanced hack, especially if you have no knowledge of coding. If you want to get anywhere past simple memory hacking, you need to use C++.

PS: Good job, you bumped a thread from 2002.

[Estx]

Not to defend VB.Net (I really dislike the language), but it is possible to code quite a bit with VB via memory editing (assuming you know assembly). If you're patient enough you can write an entire library through memory, you can write your own assembly commands with bytes, there's even a few modules floating around that have opcodes-to-bytes, bytes-to-opcodes functions. You could then change jump statements where needed essentially creating a hook.

Albeit this is a tedious and slow process. VB.Net can still be used to make 'power' hacks.

But if you're a new programmer, start with C/C++/ASM and then maybe C# for professional software / games. Stay away from VB! Lol It's designed for hobiests who want to make simple on-the-go applications, not professional software or high-level development.