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MobScene · 01-21-2010, 09:12 AM

Well i wanna make a trainer in Maplestory (Private Server) but how do i insert the Demi vac in the trainer so if i click it Demi will be activated.

Wintermute · 01-21-2010, 11:03 PM

Give up now and go back to learning C#. It is obvious you don't know enough.

konr · 01-22-2010, 09:02 AM

Do what Wintermute said.

KittyKittyBoy17 · 01-23-2010, 11:46 AM

Since you have no idea what you're doing, go some forum (preferably not this one) and request a DEMI script for Cheat Engine and use Cheat Engine's built in Trainer maker.

TGForums · 01-23-2010, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by Wintermute

Give up now and go back to learning C#. It is obvious you don't know enough.

That was a very discouraging statement, as well as the one below it. Don't forget, you were once at his level too. He's asking for help to LEARN, not leach; I think you could at least have offered him a little assistance.

On the note of how to do it in C#, I do agree with them that it is a bit more advanced, but not entirely impossible with basic knowledge.

I would recommend you look for some tutorials on how to incorporate ASM into a C# program. If I remember correctly, it would basically follow this type of form:

Code:

extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) void* __stdcall yourMethodName() {

	_asm {
		//Insert your ASM Script code here for dEMI/dEM
                //It's going to be a lot of mov/push/eax/ebx/etc.
	}
}

Of course, the code above would do virtually nothing and yes, it would need a lot of editing/additions to it. But I just hope it at least gets you on the write track.

Wintermute · 01-23-2010, 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by TGForums

That was a very discouraging statement, as well as the one below it. Don't forget, you were once at his level too. He's asking for help to LEARN, not leach; I think you could at least have offered him a little assistance.

On the note of how to do it in C#, I do agree with them that it is a bit more advanced, but not entirely impossible with basic knowledge.

I discourage beginners from such thins quickly, because they find it overwhelming rapidly and then copy code and, it rapidly goes downhill as thee are usually issues and it ends up quite messy and not fully functioning.

TL;DR: I encourage actually learning a language; not just learning enough to make one crummy trainer.

KittyKittyBoy17 · 01-24-2010, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by TGForums

That was a very discouraging statement, as well as the one below it. Don't forget, you were once at his level too. He's asking for help to LEARN, not leach; I think you could at least have offered him a little assistance.

Would you rather have me tell you now or would you rather find out after a college/job rejects you for a copied and pasted collage of C# code as resume?

I did offer a solution, one that he/she can not possible fail upon following my directions.

TGForums · 01-24-2010, 12:43 PM

I agree with the fact that it's advanced and probably more advanced than he/she can handle at the moment, but there's no need to tell someone to give up. At least he/she is trying.

konr · 01-24-2010, 10:32 PM

Originally Posted by TGForums

I agree with the fact that it's advanced and probably more advanced than he/she can handle at the moment, but there's no need to tell someone to give up. At least he/she is trying.

He said to give up and go back to learning C#.

TGForums · 01-24-2010, 10:56 PM

Originally Posted by konr

He said to give up and go back to learning C#.

Yeah, my emphasis is on the "give up" part.

konr · 01-24-2010, 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by TGForums

Yeah, my emphasis is on the "give up" part.

Give up on learning about things like this when he doesn't even know basic C# yet. It makes perfect sense and I don't see why you haven't noticed that.