Thread: Writing bots in C#

I know most people tend to go with C++, but why not C#? It's just as powerful and from what I've read it can do everything C++ can.

Yeah, I like C# a lot. It has the power of C++ with OOP to go with it and a huge library. You make bots in C# these days? I don't know if you remember but a year ago I was talking to you about making an Atlantica bot. I'm going to try making one I think. If nothing else it will be a good learning experience for me.

How does C# compare to C++ for writing bots that hook the program and then read and write to memory?

Originally Posted by drixnak

How does C# compare to C++ for writing bots that hook the program and then read and write to memory?

This isn't usually a problem, you can import any functions from C++ that you need, I've did this a few times with Read/WriteProcessMemory in C# for a couple of games.

Thanks and yes its true they do have more advantage than delphi.

Originally Posted by skEncrypt

This isn't usually a problem, you can import any functions from C++ that you need, I've did this a few times with Read/WriteProcessMemory in C# for a couple of games.

This. The only difference will be the performance really, personally I use C# for most of my projects because it's so close to Java in syntax, which is the first language I learned, so it makes it much simpler for me. If you cared about performance or speed though, then you should stick with C++.