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Hello all, First before I start I would like to thank these people.
SEGnosis - Most Help with D3DGUI
SilentK - Started me on D3D
Fatboy88 - Great help
r4z8r - Misc C++ Help
Ultimate-Tester - Good friend and C++ Helper
kidebr - Text Printing
stefan - Sprite Source
Eclipse - Saved me a TON of time by making that D3D9 Test Enviroment, You should download his test app until you get your menu just the way you want it before injecting into a game!
Sorry if I forgot you, I did not plan on making this tutorial but I went through many revisions to get this working very fast. This rendering method only drops the FPS 1-2 Frames! Thats alot better than when I first started and my FPS would drop 60+ frames.
First you will need Design.h, This is the main bulk of the Rendering Class. You can customize to your liking. It is very easy to pick up and use right away.
char* Features[] = { "Hack 1", "Hack 2", "Hack 3", "Hack 4" }; bool _Features[4]; // Create Bools to toggle for the hacks
void DrawTexture(int x, int y, LPDIRECT3DTEXTURE9 dTexture) { SptMenu->Draw(dTexture,NULL,NULL,&D3DXVECTOR3(flt x,flt y, 0.0f), 0xFFFFFFFF); return; }
void PrintText(LPD3DXFONT Font, long x, long y, D3DCOLOR fontColor, char *text, ...) { RECT rct; rct.left = x - 1; rct.right = x + 1; rct.top = y - 1 ; rct.bottom = y + 1;
void DrawMouse(LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 pDevice) { GetCursorPos(&Pos); if (bMenu) { DrawTexture(Pos.x, Pos.y, TexCursor); if (GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON) & 0x8000) //0x8000 { if ((Pos.x > menuX) && (Pos.x < menuX+138) && (Pos.y > menuY) && (Pos.y < menuY+20)) { menuX = Pos.x - 68; // Move the Menu/ Adjust this to the center of your moveable part of the menu menuY = Pos.y - 10; }
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) // Change this to the amount of features you have { if ((Pos.x > menuX + 5) && (Pos.x < menuX+125) && (Pos.y > menuY+33 + (19 * i)) && (Pos.y < (menuY+50 + (19 * i)))) { _Features[i] = !_Features[i]; Sleep(100); // So you don't get Rapid-Fire Toggling } } } } }
In your menu Class you will need a Image for your base, this has to be a multiple of 8. For my bigger menus I use 512x512 with a transparent background, Smaller menu's I use 256x256.
You will also need to adjust the Cursor position when you want to move the menu. I have tried multiple trial and errors and it seems like somewhere in the middle (While you are holding the mouse) seems to be the place to put it.
There is also another header file we must create. My image header is called Images.h for obvious reasons, This is just so we can keep the actual textures in memory instead of packing files with your .dll hack.
PHP Code:
BYTE _Menu[] = { 0x00 }; // You will need to convert your file to byte array yourself BYTE _Active[] = { 0x00 }; BYTE _Norm[] = { 0x00 }; BYTE _Cursor[] = { 0x00 };
I have made a program that does this for you in C# <Insert UC-Downloads Link> It will open your file then output the byte array into a text document called output.txt. Very Simple to use
In your "Main.h" or in my case Loads.h you will need to have your hooking stuff (Whatever that may be, this is not a DX Hooking tutorial but a graphics tutorial)
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bool bMenu = false; // Is Menu Shown? bool runOnce = true; // Needed for a few things Only well Run Once LPD3DXFONT pFont; // Font Object D3DVIEWPORT9 pViewPort; // Viewport so we can align everything up
Ok, now to move on to the main part, In your main.cpp (or whatever it is called) you will need to put a few things.
PHP Code:
#include "Design.h" #include "Loads.h" #include "Images.h" HRESULT WINAPI hkEndScene(LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 pDevice) { if (runOnce) { runOnce = false; GetCenterScreen(pDevice); // Only needs to be ran once } if(TexMenu == NULL)D3DXCreateTextureFromFileInMemory(pDevice, &_Menu, sizeof(_Menu), &TexMenu);// If NULL keep trying to create the texture if(TexCursor == NULL)D3DXCreateTextureFromFileInMemory(pDevice, &_Cursor, sizeof(_Cursor), &TexCursor); if(TexNorm == NULL)D3DXCreateTextureFromFileInMemory(pDevice, &_Norm, sizeof(_Norm), &TexNorm); if(TexActive == NULL)D3DXCreateTextureFromFileInMemory(pDevice, &_Active, sizeof(_Active), &TexActive); if(SptMenu == NULL)D3DXCreateSprite(pDevice, &SptMenu); if(pFont == NULL) D3DXCreateFont(pDevice, 10, 0, FW_THIN, 1, 0, DEFAULT_CHARSET, OUT_DEFAULT_PRECIS, ANTIALIASED_QUALITY, DEFAULT_PITCH | FF_DONTCARE, "Lucida Console", &pFont); // I like this font setting, You may adjust to your likings
SptMenu->Begin(D3DXSPRITE_ALPHABLEND); // READ TUTORIAL TO SEE WHY I DO THIS
menuTextX = (menuX + 14); // This is for Text Alignment to the menu, needs to be constantly updated just incase you move the menu menuTextY = (menuY + 38);
if (bMenu) { DrawTexture(menuX, menuY, TexMenu); // If menu is shown draw the menu, duh! for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) // Render the Menu Options { if (_Features[i]) // You can make a function like DrawMenuOption(bool enaled) or you can do this. DrawTexture(menuX + 5, (menuY+33) + (19 * i), TexActive); // You will have to self, align this for yourself else DrawTexture(menuX + 5, (menuY+33) + (19 * i), TexNorm);
PrintText(pFont, menuTextX, menuTextY + (19*i), tBlack, Features[i]); // Prints text over the buttons so you know what you are clicking. } } DrawMouse(pDevice); // Draws the mouse *facepalm* SptMenu->End(); // End the Sprite return oEndScene(pDevice); // Ends our DX EndScene hook }
DWORD WINAPI MyInput(LPVOID) { while (1) { if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_F2)&0x8000) bMenu = !bMenu; Sleep(200); } return 0; } BOOL WINAPI DllMain(HMODULE hModule, DWORD dwReason, LPVOID lpvReserved) { if(dwReason == DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH) { CreateThread(0,0,MyThread,0,0,0); // Take Input CreateThread(0,0,MyInput,0,0,0); // Actually do the hook }
return TRUE; }
The reason I have the sprite Begin, Draw my stuff, then End is because when I had the Sprite Begin/End in the actual drawing functions some times the Sprite would not be finish Ending/Not Begun. Like in the call stack it would look like Hack.Sprite->Begin, Hack.Sprite->Begin which causes everyone headache and frustration. And instead of not drawing some things if its not initialized/begun/ended I just had it start, Draw everything, End it. Simple eh? This is just what I found works, Pro's feel free to correct that if you must.
This contains:
Visual Studio 2008 Project
Built DLL
Winject
Test Enviroment
Base Menu Image
Grab and give credit to SEGnosis for his awesome images. (Note they are not in correct format, most will need to be converted to 32x32, 125x125, 256x256 or 512x512) http://www.uc-forum.com/forum/d3d-pr...ow-design.html
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I'm no pro hacker. But when I say stuff I pretty much know what I am talking about. So just chill. If you need some help just ask.
now you have to change loops and the like a bit too:
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for (int i = 0; i < NUM_FEATURES; i++) // dont have to change this anymore +) { if ((Pos.x > menuX + 5) && (Pos.x < menuX+125) && (Pos.y > menuY+33 + (19 * i)) && (Pos.y < (menuY+50 + (19 * i)))) { Features[i].state = !Features[i].state; Sleep(100); // So you don't get Rapid-Fire Toggling } }
2:
The BYTE arrays for sprites is one way to do this, but if you don't have the intention to manual-map your library you can aswell use the normal / documented approach
add the files you want in the visual studio project as custom resource (name the type whatever you want, this example its "IMG")
3:
GetCenterScreen should / could also be called in Reset
4:
The commenting is a bit weird, some functions have absolutely none (PrintText, not a problem, very straightforward function),
whilst others (hkEndScene for example) have way too many comments, and alotta unneeded ones:
Code:
DrawMouse(pDevice); // Draws the mouse *facepalm*
because the function is named properly, this comment is totally redundant. (That's also a reason to name your functions / vars properly)
i also cleaned up the zip a bit, removing the .ncb file and winject which is already in ucdownloads a few times (got filesize down from 4.5 mb to 122 kb)
winject download link: http://www.ucdownloads.com/downloads...do=file&id=578
Thanks learn_more, Will take all of that into account. I took this source from a hack that I was making so I might have forgotten to remove a few comments/change them.
I still am learning, thanks for the info!
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I'm no pro hacker. But when I say stuff I pretty much know what I am talking about. So just chill. If you need some help just ask.
Once you create your images in photoshop of correct size (32x32, 125x125, etc) Just use the tool I made in there. It will convert your images into a byte array that you can load from memory.
Then just create another thread (if cMenu.Hacks[1].Enabled) { Hax(); }
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I'm no pro hacker. But when I say stuff I pretty much know what I am talking about. So just chill. If you need some help just ask.
Once you create your images in photoshop of correct size (32x32, 125x125, etc) Just use the tool I made in there. It will convert your images into a byte array that you can load from memory.
Then just create another thread (if cMenu.Hacks[1].Enabled) { Hax(); }
Awesome man! +Rep for awesome menu
EDIT: the (if cMenu.Hacks[1].Enabled) { Hax(); } doesnt work.... cMen, .Hack and, .Enabled is not declerad.. How can i fix this?
Im using this:
PHP Code:
if (cMenu.Hack[1].Enabled)
{
//Hack
}
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Last edited by NaTeFoRsUrE; 03-19-2010 at 06:17 PM.
static enum menu_items
{
PLAYERESP = 1,
HEALTHESP = 2,
RADAR = 3,
SOUNDS = 4,
DEBUGINFO = 5,
AUTOAIM = 6,
MAX_ITEMS // as long as this is last in the list it will give me the value I need
};
usage:
Code:
int menuSize = MAX_ITEMS-1;
Mine is just another way...but his is more elegant.
Last edited by silverfish; 03-31-2010 at 05:39 PM.
@silverfish:
since its an enum u dont have to assign all numbers, although default it starts at 0, so when u want it to start at 1, giving only the first index is enough
Code:
static enum menu_items
{
PLAYERESP = 1,
HEALTHESP,
RADAR,
SOUNDS,
DEBUGINFO,
AUTOAIM,
MAX_ITEMS // as long as this is last in the list it will give me the value I need
};
1>c:\users\steve\desktop\anything to do with d3d menus\advanced menu tutorial\visual studio 2008 project\advancedmenututorial\advancedmenututorial\Loads.h(9) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'detours.h': No such file or directory
just chill. If you need some help just ask.
