Post: [C++][SOURCE & RELEASE]NFS : Most Wanted Money Trainer + Source Code
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04-14-2014, 04:25 PM
#1
MW2TopTenWORLD
Hurah!
I have released a money trainer / hack for NFS: Most Wanted (PC) and as there is no Need for Speed section here, I am releasing the source code only.. (the download comes with both the Trainer and Source Code..) ...
It was written in C++.
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04-14-2014, 10:10 PM
#2
Modder1488
Grunt
04-15-2014, 09:09 PM
#3
MW2TopTenWORLD
Hurah!
Originally posted by Modder1488
Actually Well done, But maybe you could give users a choice in amount
ex: (IN VB)
dim CASHVALUE as string
CASHVALUE = CashValue.text
ex: (IN VB)
dim CASHVALUE as string
CASHVALUE = CashValue.text
That was my original concept but it was hard in C++ because (I am also a C# Coder but more C++ lately) you can't just convert strings to numbers like Convert.ToInt32(string cash); (it's something wierd using pointers (-> , **, * (*), &.......) .. plus there was some sort of bug between the Win32 C++ (GUI) Programming being able to send the text in the Edit / Text Box to a LPSTR (Windows.h C++ String(it couldn't handle std::string -> normal strings , everything in Windows.h is different stuff)) :S... so I just made this simplier
Thanks for you'r post btw
04-16-2014, 06:15 PM
#4
Modder1488
Grunt
Originally posted by MW2TopTenWORLD
That was my original concept but it was hard in C++ because (I am also a C# Coder but more C++ lately) you can't just convert strings to numbers like Convert.ToInt32(string cash); (it's something wierd using pointers (-> , **, * (*), &.......) .. plus there was some sort of bug between the Win32 C++ (GUI) Programming being able to send the text in the Edit / Text Box to a LPSTR (Windows.h C++ String(it couldn't handle std::string -> normal strings , everything in Windows.h is different stuff)) :S... so I just made this simplier
Thanks for you'r post btw
Thanks for you'r post btw
Oh Not a problem, Im sorry, I wasn't aware I know absolutely nothing about C#, or C++, I am actually new to VB, myself. So I had no idea it was even remotely that complicated. Thanks for a Reply, I love your programs BTW.
04-17-2014, 01:46 PM
#5
MW2TopTenWORLD
Hurah!
Originally posted by Modder1488
Oh Not a problem, Im sorry, I wasn't aware I know absolutely nothing about C#, or C++, I am actually new to VB, myself. So I had no idea it was even remotely that complicated. Thanks for a Reply, I love your programs BTW.
Thanks!
... And if you'r good with VB you can also be good with C# (they both belong to the .NET FrameWork) and in both languages you have Designer (to design the window) that's why you can just do per example (C#)string money = textBox1.Text;
04-29-2014, 02:03 AM
#6
PsychedelicJake
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Originally posted by MW2TopTenWORLD
That was my original concept but it was hard in C++ because (I am also a C# Coder but more C++ lately) you can't just convert strings to numbers like Convert.ToInt32(string cash); (it's something wierd using pointers (-> , **, * (*), &.......) .. plus there was some sort of bug between the Win32 C++ (GUI) Programming being able to send the text in the Edit / Text Box to a LPSTR (Windows.h C++ String(it couldn't handle std::string -> normal strings , everything in Windows.h is different stuff)) :S... so I just made this simplier
Thanks for you'r post btw
Thanks for you'r post btw
Using a C String (char*)
you can use the function:
char* buffer = "3";
int value = atoi(buffer);
printf( "Value of Buffer: %X\n", value );
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