How to code a timer in visual C++ 6.0

Yeah I'm having trouble with precisely that. I made a stamina hack just now and i put it on a "for" loop but it took up 50% of my cpu and lagged the server along with my internet connection. Help?

Looping Timers are pretty bad stuff when your Timer is set to milliseconds.

Shoul look like this when dobbleclicked on your timer:

Code:

private: System::Void timer1_Tick(System::Object *  sender, System::EventArgs *  e)
         {
                       if( WarRockRuns( ) )
             {
                if( vars.Stamina )
                {
                    int Staminavalue = 1120403456;
                    data_process( ( void* )ADDR_STAMINA, &Staminavalue, sizeof( int ) );
                }
                   }
                 }

Plant a Checkbox on your Form and Dobble Click:

Code:

vars.stamina = !vars.stamina;

Originally Posted by deekay

Looping Timers are pretty bad stuff when your Timer is set to milliseconds.

Shoul look like this when dobbleclicked on your timer:

Code:

private: System::Void timer1_Tick(System::Object *  sender, System::EventArgs *  e)
         {
                       if( WarRockRuns( ) )
             {
                if( vars.Stamina )
                {
                    int Staminavalue = 1120403456;
                    data_process( ( void* )ADDR_STAMINA, &Staminavalue, sizeof( int ) );
                }
                   }
                 }

Plant a Checkbox on your Form and Dobble Click:

Code:

vars.stamina = !vars.stamina;

I'm using visual C++ 6.0 Could you tell me where the timer is??? i can't seem to find one which led me to assume that there isn't one. ??? help?

lol i cant find it too...

how do i add a fucking timer on c++ ?

Lol its easy to add a timer in C++ this is what u do:

Go to classwizard than C(ur hacks name)Dlg

at messages find WM_TIMER and add function and u got the timer..

How to code a timer in visual C++ 6.0

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