(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So yea, I just downloaded T6's YT bot source and i have know idea how to use it :dumb: I tried Google with no success kay: So if someone can help me with this over TV or something ill give you some vbux

P.s. BTW its a YT bot source for a account creator.

All you gotta do is compile the source.

I've never done it before, can you please walk a newbie through Ill pay you vbux, or give you some of the accounts i make.

Why even post?

To compile it, just load up the Source, and up in menu strip click Build>Build (Whatever the programs called). Then go to the folder where you opened the source from and open the folder bin>release and the .exe will be there. But for T6's source, it won't just work by compiling it, you'll need to fiddle around with the code a little.

I really have know idea has i said before lol :p I'm not even sure what file is the actual source kay: Could you help me over TV?

This would be a great post in the computer questions section.

Just compile it, if it doesn't compile look through it and see what may need changing. I prefer though to just rewrite sources to my liking though.

im only commenting to say nice signature :p

You got the source code for an bot? Could i please get it?

Unlike the others who've offered you advice, let me put this in "noob terms".

So, you downloaded the source code. You want to turn the source code into an executable file (something that you can run).

The first step is to determine what language it was programmed in. You could determine this either by looking at the code or by looking at the file extension (for example *.cpp would indicate that it was written in C++). You can just Google the extensions.

After identifying what language the code is written in, you have to either use a compiler to turn it into an executable, or use an interpreter to directly execute it. If it was programmed in C++, you'd know that's a compiled language, and you'd need a C++ compiler. If it was written in Python, you'd know that's an interpreted language, and you'd need a Python interpreter.

If its compiled, you could use the compiler to "compile" it into an executable. If its interpreted, you could use the interpreter to directly run the program.

If you either post the source, or just come back and tell me what language it was written in, I can help you further by giving you additional instructions on compiling/interpreting the code, and I could find you an appropriate compiler/interpreter.