[Ashwin the new boy]

Hello Guys,
This is my First Tool
which will let you change the Key of Scripts,

::ABOUT::
I have recently started to Work on VB,
so its not That comfortable
its made in VB 6.0

::USE::
Put the tool in the folder of your Script,
open the Tool, select your script & load,
click "find" & SKC will Show you the Value & address of First Cleo or Game key it will found,
if you want to change that key, you can write the new value of key in Textbox,
other wise you can perform Next scan,

Note
SKC is for those who don't have Knowledge of Scripting & Don't even want to have

::DOWNLOAD::
ADIMNS / Moderators have disabled my "Instant Approval Ability" & i know WHY
Anyways,

other link is of My Website >>> Script Key Changer (SKC)

This mod is hosted at GTAGarage.com

Screenshots:

Downloads:
Download CS key Changer (0.5) - 0.035MB, uploaded on Aug 10 2012, downloaded 358 times

Click here to view the mod at GTAGarage

[Frank.s]

Nice. A good shortcut to make it easier on some new scripters.

[Ashwin the new boy]

Thank you M8,

may be some day i'll extend it so much that they can create small Mods with it,

[Frank.s]

Cool.
Tbh imho i dislike "easy-scripting" tools because it prevents people from learning proper scm coding. Imagine how many more scm coders would exists if DYOM was never invented.

[Ashwin the new boy]

I am fully Agree with you, Honestly
Each codder have a special & Unique Thought with him,
but because of Some tools & Trainer, (which make every thing so easy)
they don't even bother to get inside this Codding thing,

But the thing which confuse me is
"it is hard to understand that at which level we should push Things to make it Normal, (not too easy & not too hard)"

[Michael-Knight1]

QUOTE (Ashwin the new boy @ Saturday, Aug 11 2012, 13:04)

I am fully Agree with you, Honestly Each codder have a special & Unique Thought with him, but because of Some tools & Trainer, (which make every thing so easy) they don't even bother to get inside this Codding thing, But the thing which confuse me is "it is hard to understand that at which level we should push Things to make it Normal, (not too easy & not too hard)"

Greeting !

This post has been edited by Michael-Knight1 on Sunday, Aug 12 2012, 07:49