[Question] new to programing, problably a simple solution...

[Hi on helium]

Hello to you all,

I am new to programing, have slim to nil knolege of how this memory editing works but i'm interested in learning. i started a couple months ago with Autoit, i know it's not a "real" language so i'm trying to move to C# but i'm having a few slight problems...

1) From what i'v seen on Wikipidia for C#, Net framework 3.5 includes C#? with autoit, i downloaded the program and it had a script editor and a way to run the scripts. with New framework 3.5 i can't find an editor or a way to run them. or do i need to download something(like autoit 3 but for C#) in order to make/run scripts?

2) I saw on the sticky in "WOW Memory Editing", how Apoc had like a million different off sets, packets, and lua/non lua functions. any how, i was wondering if there was a noob friendly way to get these? (for when patch day hits or find ones that aren't shown), and if so, how could i put these into a program to

3) also, would i have to put a hook or somthing into the program in order to hide it from Warden? or sence it's not public would i be ok to run the program without any protection?

Thank you for all your help and if you could answer any/all my questions it would be largely appreciated.

-Hi on Helium


P.S. sorry if this seems like you're "spoon feeding" me, but if you could give me links to other posts that would help answer one or more of my questions, it would be much appreciated. Thank you again

[furang]

1) You should use IDE to make your programs. For example MS Visual Studio.
2) Nope. Only reversing and disassembling (it's not easy.... or is it?)
3) Since you use YOUR OWN code (no copy/paste) and no public libraries you are pretty undetectable. At least i can say it judging by my own practice.

[Hi on helium]

Thank you Furang, i was wondering if you had any code i could look at to reverse and disassemble or if you could give me a link to some, most i've found is with auto it which i hear is harder to use because of its limitations. and is there a free IDE that you know of for C#? because microsoft 2008 visual studios was like $250 but i'm not sure if i'm gonna float or sink with this... thank you and i +rep'd you =)

[lanman92]

VC# Express is free. So is VC++ Express. That's all you will need. That and a debugger+disassembler.

[Hi on helium]

Are you talking about Microsoft Visual C(# and ++)? because i'm downloading C++ right now but i'm pretty sure i saw somewhere that they're only 90day trial versions...is that correct? + rep to you too, thanks both of you =)

[adaephon]

Microsoft Visual C# Express: Visual C# 2008 Express Edition
Microsoft Visual C++ Express: Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition

Alternatively, if you're a student in one of a significant number of unis around the world, you could try Microsoft Dreamspark https://www.dreamspark.com/default.aspx and see if you're eligible for the free educational software.

[Mr.Zunz]

Microsoft Visual C# Express: Visual C# 2008 Express Edition
Microsoft Visual C++ Express: Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition

Alternatively, if you're a student in one of a significant number of unis around the world, you could try Microsoft Dreamspark https://www.dreamspark.com/default.aspx and see if you're eligible for the free educational software.

I so love my school, got proffesionals now

[Cypher]

I so love my school, got proffesionals now

Your school didn't teach you how to spell "professionals"?

[Viano]

Thank you Furang, i was wondering if you had any code i could look at to reverse and disassemble or if you could give me a link to some, most i've found is with auto it which i hear is harder to use because of its limitations. and is there a free IDE that you know of for C#? because microsoft 2008 visual studios was like $250 but i'm not sure if i'm gonna float or sink with this... thank you and i +rep'd you =)

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