Text Flooder v1.0.0 [rel]

[Lacoste20]

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Hello everyone,

Today i release my newest project named: Text Flooder
it's very easy to use! You must typ your text in a textbox, en then you click on start. You can choose te speed in milliseconds.

Screen:

The screen i you show you, is in the Dutch version, because i'm from the Netherlands. I updated this program, and i have add 2 different languages: Dutch and English.

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Sorry for my bad English, i'm just 13 y/o. Hope you understand it!

Credits 100% to me
Bye bye

 

[bugme]

This is pretty much a basic Visual Basic 2010 basic and it's pretty easy to make this though by just searching for a tutorial.

 

[Solaire]

This is pretty much a basic Visual Basic 2010 basic and it's pretty easy to make this though by just searching for a tutorial.

It's basic, but this is still the release forum.

Also it's written in C# (not VB) and actually uses a timer rather than just call Thread.Sleep like many newbie tutorials. So it's not a bad start.

 

[bugme]

Well it's still very impressive i'll have to agree on that but it's easy made when the tutorials are all over the forum as well over Youtube he might just want to be clear what makes this better than any other released spam / flood program though,

 

[AngraMainyu]

It's basic, but this is still the release forum.

Also it's written in C# (not VB) and actually uses a timer rather than just call Thread.Sleep like many newbie tutorials. So it's not a bad start.

Pretty sure this is written in VB. Unless it's possible to reference Microsoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices from C#; I've never tried. If you ask me, calling Thread.Sleep and calling SendKeys.Send indiscriminately are both pretty painful to see as a .NET dev, but like you said, not a bad start for an introduction to CS. I've seen a lot worse come out of high school freshman/sophomore CS classes. Multilingual support is also a nice addition. Next I'd suggest doing something like checking the active window or binding start/stop to a hotkey.

 

[Solaire]

Pretty sure this is written in VB. Unless it's possible to reference Microsoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices from C#; I've never tried. If you ask me, calling Thread.Sleep and calling SendKeys.Send indiscriminately are both pretty painful to see as a .NET dev, but like you said, not a bad start for an introduction to CS. I've seen a lot worse come out of high school freshman/sophomore CS classes. Multilingual support is also a nice addition. Next I'd suggest doing something like checking the active window or binding start/stop to a hotkey.

Yeah, that's odd. It does have the VB reference but yet decompiles as C# code.

 

[AngraMainyu]

Yeah, that's odd. It does have the VB reference but yet decompiles as C# code.

IL can be decompiled to any CLI language.

 

[Solaire]

IL can be decompiled to any CLI language.

Yeah, thanks, figured that out. Never decompiled anything VB related before.