how to make cheat code for socom 2

[XxXBRUCEXxX]

hello pleople i am new to c++ and i play video games a lot and what to go to collage for tech. and i was told to lean the basics of c++. so while i am learing i would like to make cheat code for online game. if you can i would like for you to tell me what i need to know and have on my computer to make these code. i have no knowlege of c++. here is an example of a code from socom.

#Inf Ammo
;Unlimited ammunition
0x005FB318 0x05580558
0x005FAF30 0x05580558
0x005F9714 0x05580558
0x005F9B1C 0x05580558
0x005F9F28 0x05580558
0x005FA334 0x05580558
0x005FBAD8 0x05580558
0x005FBEB8 0x05580558
0x005FC298 0x05580558
0x005FC674 0x05580558
0x005FEB4C 0x05580558
0x005FEE70 0x05580558
0x005FF194 0x05580558
0x005F8B54 0x05580558
0x005F8694 0x05580558
0x005F818C 0x05580558
0x005F7CCC 0x05580558
0x005F7810 0x05580558
0x005F7350 0x05580558
0x005F6988 0x05580558
0x005F65A4 0x05580558
0x005F619C 0x05580558
0x005F5D6C 0x05580558
0x005F5888 0x05580558
0x005F52A8 0x05580558
0x005F4D34 0x05580558
0x005F4898 0x05580588
0x005F42B8 0x05580558
0x005F3CD8 0x05580558
0x005F371C 0x05580558
0x005F3160 0x05580558
0x005FD820 0x05580558
0x005FD824 0x001409C8
0x005FD828 0x0000001E
0x005F8694 0x05580558
0x005F8698 0x001409C8
0x005F869C 0x0000001E
0x005F86A0 0x00000003
0x00632F14 0x05580558
0x00632F18 0x001409C8
0x00632F1C 0x00000001
0x004982A4 0x447A0000
0x005F76AC 0x42800000
0x005F76B0 0x42400000
0x005F76B4 0x48A00000
0x005F76B8 0x3F900000
0x005F76BC 0x3F900000
0x005F76C0 0x3FECCCCD
0x005F7810 0x0005D004
0x005F7818 0x0000007C
0x005F7828 0x6FFF0000
0x005F782C 0x6FFF0000
0x005F7830 0x6FFF0000
0x005F7834 0x6FFF0000
0x005F6CE4 0x42800000
0x005F6CE8 0x42400000
0x005F6CEC 0x48A00000
0x005F6CF0 0x3F900000
0x005F6CF4 0x3F900000
0x005F6CF8 0x3FECCCCD
0x005F6E90 0x00190005
0x005F6E94 0x03AF002F
0x005F6E98 0x0000007C
0x005F6EA8 0x6FFF0000
0x005F6EAC 0x6FFF0000
0x005F6EB0 0x6FFF0000
0x005F6EB4 0x6FFF0000
0x005F84E8 0x42800000
0x005F84EC 0x42400000
0x005F84F0 0x48A00000
0x005F84F4 0x3F900000
0x005F84F8 0x3F900000
0x005F84FC 0x3FECCCCD
0x005F8694 0x00190005
0x005F8698 0x03AF002F
0x005F869C 0x0000007C
0x005F86AC 0x6FFF0000
0x005F86B0 0x6FFF0000
0x005F86B4 0x6FFF0000
0x005F86B8 0x6FFF0000
0x005FD4A8 0x05580558
0x005FD4AC 0x001409C8
0x005FD4B0 0x0000001E







i know its a long code but you know what it is for just by the name. any help will be thank!!!

[garob]

That's not c++. That's probably code you can put in a program to hack it.

[XxXBRUCEXxX]

its is hacking but my friend that told me about c++ said they can teach me how to do stuff like that and if c++ is not the right program can somebody tell me what to use?

[firedraco]

Gameshark? Cwcheat?

[gcampton]

click documentation on the left hand side of the webpage, and then click c++ tutorial.

[rej3kt]

Google for c++ "Hello World" tutorial...

[DrChill]

#1 reason for learning c++: To make a "p0wnZr" MMORPG
#2 reason: hacking

also I am on my 200 th post, cheers

[Mythios]

lol @ DrChill

[chrisname]

#2 reason: hacking

Depends what you mean by hacking. You could mean hacking up an OS (like Linus did), "hacking" a game, cracking a computer or hacking up a ball of phlegm lodged in your throat...

[DrChill]

Definitely the phlegm part, but by hacking I mean cracking

[firedraco]

#2 reason: hacking the above MMORPGs

Heh

[DrChill]

What is #3 I wonder? :O Perhaps a legitimate purpose?

[chrisname]

I don't see how. I can see lots of hexadecimal; and everyone knows that hex == cracking.

There's a reason why 0xDEAD is valid hex.

[S6k9GNh0]

I'm confused. That's just a big stack of hexadecimal numbers. That's like putting:
6271768 5580558 in decimal for the first line which to me makes absolutely no sense. Is this a packet? Where'd you get this from?

[demosthenes2k8]

Just going out on a limb here, but I'd guess that the first set is a memory address, and the second one either a new memory address for it to point to, or (much less likely) the value that you want to have "locked" at that address...

hex != cracking, it's good for testing networking data. (Send the message "57005 48879" and view it in hex on the reciever's side. If you don't get "DEAD BEEF", then you did something wrong, and it's "2BAD 4BOB")

[chrisname]

hex != cracking

That was a joke; people always seem to think that if I have lots of numbers beginning with 0x on my screen I'm breaking the law (quote from my mum after I wanted to know what bitmaps looked like in a hex editor "What are you doing? You're not doing anything illegal are you?". True story.)

[demosthenes2k8]

Haha, I should try that, it looks like it'll be interesting...I've only viewed bitmaps in notepad++ and M$ Paint (sadly)

And I didn't see your 0xDEAD joke, sorry...

[S6k9GNh0]

... Images are normally just packets of data. You can actually modify them by hand using a hex editor. If your smart enough, you can use an encryption algorithm to hide messages inside of the image so it looks like an image on the inside and be decrypted for a message on the inside. Is an ancient technique that I've yet to perfect in my hacking skills.

[helios]

Technically, it's not encryption. It's steganography. Encryption hides the meaning of information. Steganography hides the information itself.

Staganography on digital images is not hard at all. It's just a matter of modifying teach pixel in the least detectable manner. That would be modifying only the least significant bit of only one channel per pixel. For example, you could encode the message into the red channel of an image:

if (readNextBit())
    pixels[y][x][red]|=1;
else
    pixels[y][x][red]&=~1;

The best images are those with padding bytes after each row (e.g. BMP adds padding if the size of the row isn't a multiple of 4). The padding bites can be completely modified without changing the image at all.
Finally, it's possible to encode more data into the image by modifying more bits. Modifying only the LSB has a chance of 50% of actually changing the value of the bit; if it does change, the change is only of 1/256. Modifying the two LSBs has a chance of 75%, and an average difference of 2/256.

[chrisname]

Least significant bit? That's effected by endianness, right? E.g big endian, little endian? How would you know which is the lsb?

The only fun thing I can do with images is embed files in them. That's how I think torrent should work -- unless you have a reason to suspect an image of containing illegal files; why would you open it? And how would you tell (aside from the size)? Maybe if they used gore images then the police would be too disgusted to investigate... :P

And the added effect of gore images would be to drive away all the ten year-old kids that get caught and draw attention to the less-than-legal (albeit unfairly) side of torrenting in the first place...

I think I should be able to redistribute things I buy. I bought it after all; as long as I credit the original creator and don't make money off it (if I did I should have to pay a royalty), so I own it. It's like pass-by-reference instead of pass-by-value. I'm not buying the value of the item, I'm buying the item.
/rage