Here's a little video I made (about 50 minutes)

Using Cheat Engine to find addresses. Then with Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 with Memory.dll do things like AoB scans, write/read addresses with pointers, addresses and offsets.

 

[DarkIrata]

Jumped through the video. Missing a little details on the used functions but overall actually good to understand.

 

[jimmyj]

Where can I learn to code?

 

[RedBlueGreen]

Where can I learn to code?

School (college, and sometimes high school), you can get books on learning programming, maybe find some online resources.

 

[Ericthegreat]

Where can I learn to code?

Try freeCodeCamp, but this is more web dev, there's a lot of unity tutorials for. game dev. Then once you know a language you can learn anything else, but for real hacking, is mostly C and assembly. Tho those are harder to learn, I think so anyway.

 

[ov3rkill]

Where can I learn to code?

https://www.codecademy.com/

It's friendly, especially for beginners.

 

[Erfg1]

Once you understand the basics you can use almost any programming language. You would also have to learn the structure too.

Things like conditional statements, booleans, integers, floats, etc.

 

[uniagb]

https://www.codecademy.com/

It's friendly, especially for beginners.

From what I understand, Codecademy wants you to put exactly what it sais on the site,
Example(Not from the actual site):
Would tell me to put a font size in a .css file, when I could just use <style> in html5.

 

[ov3rkill]

From what I understand, Codecademy wants you to put exactly what it sais on the site,
Example(Not from the actual site):
Would tell me to put a font size in a .css file, when I could just use <style> in html5.

That's why it's good for beginners. It would confuse the hell out of them if you provide them with a lot of info at first.

 

[bannana2]

Where can I learn to code?

College, Bookstore, Internet. Actually, the information is readily available; just look around.

 

[Psionic Roshambo]

I need an FPS shooter that trains me how to code, then my short attention span could be overcome lol

Seriously why has no one made some sort of game game about C++ or C# or just C. Hell even if it is just a trivia game to help noobs learn (like myself)

Or maybe it has been made and I just haven't come across it.

Edit: Maybe this would be a fun place to start off for people. https://codecombat.com/

Edit 2: Maybe this would be a bit better, it claims to support C and C++ and C# so you can pick your weapon of choice. https://www.codewars.com/

 

[Rottweiler]

Recently had to write my own trainer implementation for a game, it supports multiple offsets and getting module base address

var trainer = new Trainer(Process.GetProcessesByName("hl2").FirstOrDefault());
if(trainer.IsValid()) {
var address = (uint) trainer.ReadInt(trainer.GetModuleAddress("server.dll") + 0xFFFFFF);
var result = trainer.WriteInt(address, VALUE, .. offset);
}

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Linq;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Growl.Core.Memory
{
    public class Trainer
    {
        public Process Process { get; }
        public bool IsValid { get { return Process != null && Process.Handle != null && !Process.HasExited; } }

        public Trainer(Process process)
        {
            Process = process;
        }

        private uint RecalculateAddress(uint address, params uint[] offset)
        {
            for (int i = 0; i < offset.Length; i++)
            {
                if (i == offset.Length)
                {
                    return address + offset[i];
                }
                else
                {
                    address = (uint)ReadInt(address + offset[i]);
                }
            }

            return address;
        }

        public int ReadInt(uint address)
        {
            var read = 0u;
            var value = -1;
            ReadInt(Process.Handle, address, out value, sizeof(int), out read);
            return value;
        }

        public int ReadInt(uint address, params uint[] offset)
        {
            return ReadInt(RecalculateAddress(address, offset));
        }

        public bool WriteInt(uint address, int value)
        {
            var write = 0u;
            WriteInt(Process.Handle, address, ref value, sizeof(int), out write);
            return write > 0;
        }

        public bool WriteInt(uint address, int value, params uint[] offset)
        {
            return WriteInt(RecalculateAddress(address, offset), value);
        }

        public float ReadFloat(uint address)
        {
            var read = 0u;
            var value = -1f;
            ReadFloat(Process.Handle, address, out value, sizeof(float), out read);
            return value;
        }

        public float ReadFloat(uint address, params uint[] offset)
        {
            return ReadFloat(RecalculateAddress(address, offset));
        }

        public bool WriteFloat(uint address, float value)
        {
            var write = 0u;
            WriteFloat(Process.Handle, address, ref value, sizeof(float), out write);
            return write > 0;
        }

        public bool WriteFloat(uint address, float value, params uint[] offset)
        {
            return WriteFloat(RecalculateAddress(address, offset), value);
        }

        public byte ReadByte(uint address)
        {
            var read = 0u;
            var value = default(byte);
            ReadByte(Process.Handle, address, out value, sizeof(byte), out read);
            return value;
        }

        public byte ReadByte(uint address, params uint[] offset)
        {
            return ReadByte(RecalculateAddress(address, offset));
        }

        public bool WriteByte(uint address, byte value)
        {
            var write = 0u;
            WriteByte(Process.Handle, address, ref value, sizeof(byte), out write);
            return write > 0;
        }

        public bool WriteByte(uint address, byte value, params uint[] offset)
        {
            return WriteByte(RecalculateAddress(address, offset), value);
        }

        public uint GetModuleAddress(string name)
        {
            foreach (ProcessModule module in Process.Modules)
            {
                if (module.ModuleName.ToLower() == name.ToLower() || Regex.Match(module.ModuleName.ToLower(), name.ToLower()).Success)
                {
                    return (uint)module.BaseAddress.ToInt32();
                }
            }

            return default(UInt32);
        }

        [DllImport("kernelbase", EntryPoint = "ReadProcessMemory")]
        private static extern IntPtr ReadInt(IntPtr handle, uint address, out int value, uint length, out uint read);

        [DllImport("kernelbase", EntryPoint = "WriteProcessMemory")]
        private static extern IntPtr WriteInt(IntPtr handle, uint address, ref int value, uint length, out uint write);

        [DllImport("kernelbase", EntryPoint = "ReadProcessMemory")]
        private static extern IntPtr ReadFloat(IntPtr handle, uint address, out float value, uint length, out uint read);

        [DllImport("kernelbase", EntryPoint = "WriteProcessMemory")]
        private static extern IntPtr WriteFloat(IntPtr handle, uint address, ref float value, uint length, out uint write);

        [DllImport("kernelbase", EntryPoint = "ReadProcessMemory")]
        private static extern IntPtr ReadByte(IntPtr handle, uint address, out byte value, uint length, out uint read);

        [DllImport("kernelbase", EntryPoint = "WriteProcessMemory")]
        private static extern IntPtr WriteByte(IntPtr handle, uint address, ref byte value, uint length, out uint write);

    }
}

 

[Rottweiler]

I need an FPS shooter that trains me how to code, then my short attention span could be overcome lol

Seriously why has no one made some sort of game game about C++ or C# or just C. Hell even if it is just a trivia game to help noobs learn (like myself)

Or maybe it has been made and I just haven't come across it.

Edit: Maybe this would be a fun place to start off for people. https://codecombat.com/

Edit 2: Maybe this would be a bit better, it claims to support C and C++ and C# so you can pick your weapon of choice. https://www.codewars.com/

Unity engine uses C# and there are tons of tutorials out there for that. Games in pure C# with GDI tend to perform so bad that nobody wants to use it