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whats the best programme for editing a dll? and no im not going to be a leech or anything, just want to change something little
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There are many, but imho use Visual Studio.
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You really can't edit a .dll, you have to make one yourself. If you want to do the nooby way, use hxd, but only edit the amount of characters that was in that line. It will mess everything up it you don't.
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HawkTheNerd wrote There are many, but imho use Visual Studio.
but dont you need to PBD or PDB or something like that? cant remeber what exactly it is called
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adaayym wroteIts called C++, and its a real easy language to learn. I learned it in the matter of days for coding menus.HawkTheNerd wrote There are many, but imho use Visual Studio.
but dont you need to PBD or PDB or something like that? cant remeber what exactly it is called
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AWL wroteadaayym wroteIts called C++, and its a real easy language to learn. I learned it in the matter of days for coding menus.HawkTheNerd wrote There are many, but imho use Visual Studio.
but dont you need to PBD or PDB or something like that? cant remeber what exactly it is called
but you cant actually edit or even open up the dll in Visual Studios, it opens it up into hex(decrypted and uncompressed) i want to see the original coding so i can see where to start and see how everything works
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adaayym wroteAWL wroteadaayym wroteIts called C++, and its a real easy language to learn. I learned it in the matter of days for coding menus.HawkTheNerd wrote There are many, but imho use Visual Studio.
but dont you need to PBD or PDB or something like that? cant remeber what exactly it is called
but you cant actually edit or even open up the dll in Visual Studios, it opens it up into hex(decrypted and uncompressed) i want to see the original coding so i can see where to start and see how everything works
You need xex tool. But it only decrypts about half
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yeah i have decypted and that just want see the actual code so i can have a better understanding
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adaayym wrote yeah i have decypted and that just want see the actual code so i can have a better understanding
YOu need HxD or Visual Basic or Visual Studio
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adaayym wrote whats the best programme for editing a dll? and no im not going to be a leech or anything, just want to change something little
If your creating your own, visual studio, if your "editing" then HxD but at least give the creators some credit
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