Citazione:
|
Originalmente inviato da MasterQ
I found your reply a little rude, but anyway... I do know C++, and I realize the difference between the two langauges. VC++.NET cannot be used for anything outside of the windows environment, but C++ can. However, I find it MUCH easier to use something with a GUI. Although you would get a speed increase by not having a GUI, the speed is tolerable the way it is for me and I would rather have the GUI for a speed trade off. So if you are using a GUI, you can create the app in VC++.NET, which, as I said earlier, has exactly the same power as VB.NET because they use the .NET framework. And since VB is, IMO, a lot easier and faster to program in than C++, VB.NET would be the ideal language to create such an app in.
|
But, you're forgetting the most important thing off all!
SPEED! SPEED IS EVERYTHING! C++ could probably cut the search-time in half.
Citazione:
|
Originalmente inviato da Shoyriazu
 Its a good thing I'm still young (Rofl I'm 17) Hopefully I'll learn how to write proper C++ programming. Maybe one day I'll be able to modify values and create a somewhat working cheat system like what weltall has done.
Who knows maybe I'll get the basics down in 6 months (I read fast rofl) |
I started when I was 10. :X
I learned BASIC, VB, HTML, SMALL(Now PAWN), C, Java, C++, and JavaScript. In that order.
If you're going to start late, I'd recommend a college class.
Citazione:
|
Originalmente inviato da Shoyriazu
EDIT: Quick question once I have found the values, I convert them to Hexadecimal correct? But what if it turns out as only have 6 numbers (out of 8 I assume)
Would it be 0x00###### ########?
Or would I change something? The value I looked for was 482823
|
You take the number you got from the TXT. Conver it to Hex. Take that number, and subtract it from 08800000 in Hex.
Then, use this format:
0x0(ANSWER).
0 = 8-bit
1 = 16-bit
2 = 32-bit.
I think yours would fall into the 32-bit. What are you looking to set it to?