So, I'm sure some of you have heard of the FPS for computers called "Combat Arms." And if you're like me, I'm sure you tried to find hacks/cheats/glitches for the game. One thing I'm sure you've stumbled upon is .dll's and injectors. An injector injects the .dll file into a specific process. For example, there might be a list where the user uses there mouse to select a .exe from the list to inject the .dll into the .exe. Or, there might be a text box, and you type in a process while the process is running (example: explorer.exe).
Say I wanted to make one of these for a game. But instead of injecting .dll's, it injects .rbxm's. The game is called ROBLOX, and I am a fairly known hacker on it, which is pretty fun. But they recently patched an old glitch to inject models. .rbxm is a ROBLOX model. It can contain Lua scripts (if you're familiar with the language) or simple "bricks" if you will. And what I want to do is inject the model into the process which is running. But to make an injector for this, I have some questions..
1) What language should this be coded in? I was thinking in Visual Basic, but I'm not that good at it.
2) Would you be willing to take part in this project or do you think this is a good idea?
3) How long do you think this would take to make?
4) Would coding this in Visual Basic be hard?
5) Would you like to help with this?
6) I need it to inject .rbxm files. Would this work?
7) Would there be anything I would have to bypass?
So, if you have never used an injector before, I suggest you Google one and virus scan it (just to be safe) and if it's safe, download it. A few suggested terms to look up are "combat arms injectors." Anyway, I have Teamviewer on my computer, if you want to help, PM me for the ID and password. Thanks.