Well i don't know but some of you must have heard of the powerful language, AutoIt. What can you do with it? Almost anything!!! there is no limitations!

• Make viruses
  
• Make bots
  
• Make trainers
  
• Make patchers
  
• Make RAT's
  
• Make DDoS'ers
  
• Make game bots
  
• Make custom workstation programs
  
• Make network programs
  
• Make OS optimization programs
  
• Make Keyloggers
  
• Make anti-viruses
  
• Make adware's
  
• Make HTTP RAT's
  
• Make keygens
  
• Make IRC Clients
  
• Make Chat Clients
  
• Make Torrent applications
  
• Make FTP clients
  
• Make malware removers
  
• Make automating programs for games ( WOW, Runscape, minecraft, ... )
  
• Make Gaming client
  
• Make Binders/Crypters
  
• Make Macro's
  
• ...
  

Advantages:

• No runtime dependency!
  
• Works with Wine
  
• Non-crashable
  
• RAD
  
• easy-to-use compiler
  
• Works with no GAC need
  
• Works on ALL Windows OS's
  
• x86 or x64 compile-able
  
• Quick-to-use windows API
  
• Quick-to-use windows constants
  
• Quick-to-use GDI+
  
• Rich content and active support forum
  
• FUD
  
• Mutex support
  
• Advanced GUI Generator
  
• COM support
  
• String Regular expression support
  
• Process and Environment controlling
  
• Can easily make the program run as administrator
  
• Easy-To-Use mouse and keyboard simulation
  
• ...
  

Disadvantages:

• No multi-threading support :(
  
• Big Executable file size
  
• GUI is coded ( Code can be generated in the Koda form designer so no worries ;) )
  
• and last but not least, I can't think of any other disadvantage :epic:
  

Ok lets get started!
Download AutoIt3
Then install it

Download SciTe4AutoIt3
Then install it
Its the compiler. There is a SciTe in the autoit installation but this one has more features ;)

Now right click on your desktop > New > AutoIt v3 Script
Right click on the new file > Edit Script

SciTe will open :epic:

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Lets start the coding! But first i should note another good thing about this language is that its not case sensitive :)
MsGboX
and
MSGBOX
and msgBoX
are the same and will work ;)

ok we are going to say hello world in a msgbox.

MsgBox Parameters

Button Flags:
0=OK Button
1=OK And Cancel
2=Abort, Retry, and Ignore
3=Yes,No and Cancel
4=Yes and No
5=Retry and Cancel
6=Cancel, Try Again, Continue


Icon Flags:
0=No icon
16=Stop-sign
32=Question-Mark
48=Exclamation-point
64=Information-sign

Default button Flags:
0=First button is the default
256=Second button is default button
512=Third button is default button

Style Flags:
0=Application
4096=System Modal
8192=Task Modal

Other Flags:
262144=Topmost msgbox
524288=Right alignd text and title

For having a OK And Cancel style msgbox we would do the flag as "1" but if we also want a stop icon we do 1+16 for the flag :yes:



MsgBox command format is like this:

Code:

Msgbox($flag,$title,$text,$timeoutinseconds,$hWnd)

the timeout and hWnd are optional but the rest is required.



Ok lets say hello world with knowledge we currently have :)

Code:

msgbox(0,"Title","Hello World!!!",5) ;0 for no icon and 5 for timeout

we use ";" for comments. They will appear in green :D

Now to execute the code in SciTe press "F5" ( for compiling to .exe press "F7" )
The msgbox will pop up! now if you have noticed in the button right a autoit icon will appear, in all autoit programs that will be active by default, you can disable it by typing:

Code:

#NoTrayIcon

Whats it used for? exiting unstable scripts like a fork bomb or pausing them =]


Now if you don't press OK it will disappear in 5 secs and the program will close :D

now lets try to msgbox the content of a variable.
variables start with $ in autoit just like PHP :dance:
You can declare it by one of these ways:

Code:

Dim $something

Code:

Local $something

Code:

Global $something

you can also give a value to it and no need for declaring if it has a value

Code:

$something = ""

Code:

Dim $something= "Nothing here"

Code:

Local $something="Nothing Here"

Code:

Global $something="Nothing Here"

now lets msgbox $something.

Code:

$something='hello world' msgbox(0,"Title",$something,5)

Strings can be either in " or ' it doesn't matter :)

Code:

$var = "zzz"

Code:

$var= 'zzz'

(09-04-2011, 03:47 AM)â–‘â–’â–“â–ˆ Wrote: Wow nice one i learned all this off youtube (but you put more details then youtube) but still you put it in a way nicer format. Me on the other hand im new to forums and i dont know how to do those fancy box codes or those colored writing.

(09-30-2011, 02:12 AM)peggy Wrote: awesome tut duude super noob friendly

(10-31-2011, 12:24 AM)Kilo Wrote: very awesome thank you