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EgoFelix
 
   

  
 
 
Since: 05-08-02
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Hi!
Normally i code with Borland Delphi 6!
But if i draw text in the handle of RO, with a timer, its always flashing...
Now Sesami said, i have to use assembly. Someone can tell me, how to do that, and what i need for? I really need that, cauz i want to add some menus in ro.
Plz Help me
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Sasami
Goddess in Training
 
   


  
 
 
Since: 02-18-02 From: Back in texas! YAY! college sucked! Rating: 10 (1030 pts)
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assembly is the language that all high level compilers like delphi, c/c++, VB, etc compile down too. You can fortuanatly have a program reverse engineer most programs back to the assembly for you, and you can edit it there. I have it all in my tutorial. |
The Raven
 
   

  
 
 
Since: 04-22-02
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Uhm, VB isn't compiled to pure assembly.. So you can't just hack the code of a VB program. The only way to crack VB programs is with SmartCheck. But I've never used that program before.. |
Splendid
 
   

  
 
 
Since: 05-07-02 From: Somewhere in Space
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Actually you can crack VB programs without Smartcheck... You just need different Breakpoints to access the VB functions...
And Smartcheck doesn't reveal as much info as it used to one year ago... You can't get any valuable info from Smartcheck anymore... And if the VB Prog is compiled to P-Code, then you're doomed...
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Sasami
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Since: 02-18-02 From: Back in texas! YAY! college sucked! Rating: 10 (1030 pts)
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vb isn't compiled into assembly when it is made into an exe, but when it is put into ram technically it has to go down to assembly to work when running w/ the dlls... that's all i was saying. One of the main reasons I write all my ragnarok stuff in VB is so that it CANT be reverse engineered. (much) |