Post: how to make a CoD trainer??
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08-14-2011, 05:22 AM
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TheCodKittenz
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please, anyone, tell me anything that you might think would even remotley help me. thanks guys
08-14-2011, 11:05 PM
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Epic?
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Originally posted by TheCodKittenz
Hey guys, ive been wondering for a while now how to make a trainer, and i have absolutley NO clue where to start. i know a little bit of visual basic and ive made trainers for flash games but thats no comparison. but bassically what im asking is...what do i do to make something like this
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please, anyone, tell me anything that you might think would even remotley help me. thanks guys
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What exactly do you mean?
If you're talking about something that modifies the actual game, it'll need to be done on the PC, probably using a programming language like C++. Otherwise, if its some sort of application that's supposed to coordinate or teach, and doesn't have to connect with the game, then you can build it in any programming language you want.
Anyways, if you tell me more about what you want to do, I can actually give you advice, instead of shooting in the dark.
But, if you have no clue where to start, then you're taking on a project over your head. Doomed to fail, or doomed to end up one of those noob-programs, that you never actually build, but beg others for help on until you finally make something that works slightly, but nobody will use anyways. What I'm trying to say, if you seriously don't have any idea as what to do, perhaps you need to take a step back, learn a little bit more, then try again (perhaps with an easier program).
08-15-2011, 08:08 PM
#3
FocusCoding
Keeper
Originally posted by AsianInvasion
What exactly do you mean?
If you're talking about something that modifies the actual game, it'll need to be done on the PC, probably using a programming language like C++. Otherwise, if its some sort of application that's supposed to coordinate or teach, and doesn't have to connect with the game, then you can build it in any programming language you want.
Anyways, if you tell me more about what you want to do, I can actually give you advice, instead of shooting in the dark.
But, if you have no clue where to start, then you're taking on a project over your head. Doomed to fail, or doomed to end up one of those noob-programs, that you never actually build, but beg others for help on until you finally make something that works slightly, but nobody will use anyways. What I'm trying to say, if you seriously don't have any idea as what to do, perhaps you need to take a step back, learn a little bit more, then try again (perhaps with an easier program).
If you're talking about something that modifies the actual game, it'll need to be done on the PC, probably using a programming language like C++. Otherwise, if its some sort of application that's supposed to coordinate or teach, and doesn't have to connect with the game, then you can build it in any programming language you want.
Anyways, if you tell me more about what you want to do, I can actually give you advice, instead of shooting in the dark.
But, if you have no clue where to start, then you're taking on a project over your head. Doomed to fail, or doomed to end up one of those noob-programs, that you never actually build, but beg others for help on until you finally make something that works slightly, but nobody will use anyways. What I'm trying to say, if you seriously don't have any idea as what to do, perhaps you need to take a step back, learn a little bit more, then try again (perhaps with an easier program).
Actually it can be coded in Visual Basics. The whole concept of an 'game trainer' is to be able to inject un-authorize commands while the game is running. You can use Visual Basic to inject dll's into the game as it starting up, or as it has all ready been open.
08-15-2011, 08:43 PM
#4
TheCodKittenz
Brute
a trainer is a program made to help you hack a game on pc, i already know the basics...like i ahve all the memory codes from cheat engine im just having trouble assembling it into a GUI on Visual Basic
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a trainer is a program made to help you hack a game on pc, i already know the basics...like i ahve all the memory codes from cheat engine im just having trouble assembling it into a GUI on Visual Basic
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Originally posted by AsianInvasion
What exactly do you mean?
If you're talking about something that modifies the actual game, it'll need to be done on the PC, probably using a programming language like C++. Otherwise, if its some sort of application that's supposed to coordinate or teach, and doesn't have to connect with the game, then you can build it in any programming language you want.
Anyways, if you tell me more about what you want to do, I can actually give you advice, instead of shooting in the dark.
But, if you have no clue where to start, then you're taking on a project over your head. Doomed to fail, or doomed to end up one of those noob-programs, that you never actually build, but beg others for help on until you finally make something that works slightly, but nobody will use anyways. What I'm trying to say, if you seriously don't have any idea as what to do, perhaps you need to take a step back, learn a little bit more, then try again (perhaps with an easier program).
If you're talking about something that modifies the actual game, it'll need to be done on the PC, probably using a programming language like C++. Otherwise, if its some sort of application that's supposed to coordinate or teach, and doesn't have to connect with the game, then you can build it in any programming language you want.
Anyways, if you tell me more about what you want to do, I can actually give you advice, instead of shooting in the dark.
But, if you have no clue where to start, then you're taking on a project over your head. Doomed to fail, or doomed to end up one of those noob-programs, that you never actually build, but beg others for help on until you finally make something that works slightly, but nobody will use anyways. What I'm trying to say, if you seriously don't have any idea as what to do, perhaps you need to take a step back, learn a little bit more, then try again (perhaps with an easier program).
a trainer is a program made to help you hack a game on pc, i already know the basics...like i ahve all the memory codes from cheat engine im just having trouble assembling it into a GUI on Visual Basic
08-16-2011, 05:36 PM
#5
FocusCoding
Keeper
Originally posted by TheCodKittenz
a trainer is a program made to help you hack a game on pc, i already know the basics...like i ahve all the memory codes from cheat engine im just having trouble assembling it into a GUI on Visual Basic
---------- Post added at 04:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:43 PM ----------
a trainer is a program made to help you hack a game on pc, i already know the basics...like i ahve all the memory codes from cheat engine im just having trouble assembling it into a GUI on Visual Basic
---------- Post added at 04:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:43 PM ----------
a trainer is a program made to help you hack a game on pc, i already know the basics...like i ahve all the memory codes from cheat engine im just having trouble assembling it into a GUI on Visual Basic
Game Trainer...
Originally posted by another user
A video game trainer is a small program made with the sole purpose of modifying a game's original code. The most popular use of a video game trainer is to enable cheats for the game, where otherwise it would be impossible to do so. Or, in cases where better cheats could be activated with less work by the end user.
08-16-2011, 09:13 PM
#6
Exploits
Banned
Originally posted by TheCodKittenz
Hey guys, ive been wondering for a while now how to make a trainer, and i have absolutley NO clue where to start. i know a little bit of visual basic and ive made trainers for flash games but thats no comparison. but bassically what im asking is...what do i do to make something like this
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please, anyone, tell me anything that you might think would even remotley help me. thanks guys
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please, anyone, tell me anything that you might think would even remotley help me. thanks guys
Well, first you need to Get the basic layout setup. Then after all that, all you gotta do is focus on coding them.
Now, coding them is hard.
Because what you're doing is modifying the game.
You will have to know the basic coding of the game you are trying to modify.
After you get that done, it will be all up and running to use.
It's kinda hard. I'm just telling you the steps of doing it :y:
08-17-2011, 06:54 AM
#7
Epic?
Awe-Inspiring
Originally posted by FocusCoding
Actually it can be coded in Visual Basics. The whole concept of an 'game trainer' is to be able to inject un-authorize commands while the game is running. You can use Visual Basic to inject dll's into the game as it starting up, or as it has all ready been open.
I see, well if its just a matter of modifying a game by injecting a DLL, then that should be pretty easy - although that'd be on the computer, I don't honestly know too much about Black Ops on the computer - but you really could do it with a variety of languages then, but doesn't BO on the PC actually allow for modding rather easily?
08-17-2011, 09:15 PM
#8
TheCodKittenz
Brute
Originally posted by iGlobal
Well, first you need to Get the basic layout setup. Then after all that, all you gotta do is focus on coding them.
Now, coding them is hard.
Because what you're doing is modifying the game.
You will have to know the basic coding of the game you are trying to modify.
After you get that done, it will be all up and running to use.
It's kinda hard. I'm just telling you the steps of doing it :y:
no thats not right at all, ive done some research and thats not a trainer lol im actually semi sure what im doing now
08-17-2011, 09:19 PM
#9
Exploits
Banned
Originally posted by TheCodKittenz
no thats not right at all, ive done some research and thats not a trainer lol im actually semi sure what im doing now
Actually, I've made a trainer just like that for other PC Games. So yeah, You might do it another way. I was just letting you know how I make them. All the best man!!
08-18-2011, 07:01 PM
#10
TheCodKittenz
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