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[Blade]

Can any one tell me where to get that prog that converts TMK code to VB code? and also does any one know where i can get some winsock udp guids thx

[iago]

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[Adron]

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[Blade]

I think you missunderstud me im looking for a program i saw posted here once that converts tmk code (Trainer Maker Kit) to vb code it was a very simple way to make trainers in vb and was also wondering if any one knew of a place/book where i could learn more about the winsock control in vb

[iago]

Adron - Well, try the suggestions

[j0k3r]

I think you missunderstud me im looking for a program i saw posted here once that converts tmk code (Trainer Maker Kit) to vb code it was a very simple way to make trainers in vb and was also wondering if any one knew of a place/book where i could learn more about the winsock control in vb

Go to a book store (chapters) and skim through a VB book.

[Blade]

I found what I needed on the winsock i just missunderstude some thing but im still looking for that program that converts TMK to vb (basicly its a program  that you put in memory addres and and the value yuo want to write in hex and it generates code in vb to paste into the program your making)

[Yoni]

I will try to help you first by translating your posts from Bladish to coherent English:


I have two questions:

1. I would like to learn how to use UDP sockets in VB. Does anyone have a useful link or reference? ...Never mind, I found something.

2. TMK, or Trainer Maker Kit, is some relatively anonymous program, probably written in VB itself, that allows you to write "scripts", very likely saved as .tmk files, which instruct it how to search for a process, and then what to write to whatever memory addresses as described in the script.

I, however, dislike this TMK program, and would like to search for a different program, one that would convert said .tmk scripts to VB code that can be compiled to more or less native code, which is much better for obvious reasons. Does anyone know of such a thing?

Regarding your second question, I think it's unlikely many of the people here have ever heard of TMK, or are interested enough to search for it. However, why don't you justify your placement of this thread in the General Programming forum, and write such a program yourself? It sounds like it could be a fun project.
I doubt anyone here can help you anyway, since you haven't described what "TMK code" looks like.

[Blade]

thx yoni i guess ill write the program so could use it for future refences but to describe the program its was made to convert tmk code to vb but it works for any thing you just put in the addres(in hex) and the and the value to write at that addres(in hex) I might look around a little more if i can't find it ill make it thx

[Arta]

PLEASE use periods.

[iago]

PLEASE use periods.

You'd think he'd get the hint from Yoni's post :-/

[Adron]

You'd think he'd get the hint from Yoni's post :-/

Some people never do.

[Zakath]

Alright. I'll translate the response back to Bladish, since it's clear this guy doesn't understand English at all.

no1 of us here know what tmk is but if u spent a week telling us about it wed get it so why dont u write ur own or something because we dont know where to get this program u talked about and oh yeah when u dont use periods we cant understand u so if u could like talk better maybe we could help out easier thx rofl cya gl hf ttyl lol!

[Adron]

Funny! That should be copied to another forum... Why is there no way to copy all these "classic" posts?

[iago]

Perhaps some admin should create a forum for classic threads and copy this there :-)