Can you create an API in any language?

@CJ99 Imo, am pretty sure any language that can access low-level operations is able to be made into an API. As far as I know, what these exploit dlls do is modify memory by injecting code into the running process and doing their own stuff (just like a virus lol)

If you mean like...Roblox exploits/cheats:

Yeah probably. It's going to be massive pain though. And you're gonna have to implement some hacky solutions if you're using a high-level language. You could also just try to go external when using high-level language, but then you're gonna have to do more hacky stuff like shellcode injection.

Pretty much....

if your talking about exploits, well that is a big challenge but ig u can as long as you can uh manage whatever your using to inject the actual cheat

Any language with access to the internal Windows API can be made into a game hack. The meson reason we don't make DLLs in higher level languages is that it's usually equal to stage 3 cancer. C++ internal cheats give you an easy way to edit memory as well define and call functions because it's the same memory space. With the Windows API however, you have to figure out how to execute functions externally (you could probably use CreateRemoteThreadEx) but you can only pass one argument so you'll have to get into some really hacky assembly stuff.

Im not sure, but probably not. I heard it's only in C+ but I may be wrong, sorry

have a good rest of yo day man!

I'm not sure about that, but I don't know any person that made an API in for example C#, all APIs that I know are made in C++. That's the primary language too.

@RealNickk I would like to note that in some cases internal cheats with high level languages is possible. Just gonna use C# as an example here:

Projects like UnmanagedExports (or the newer DllExport) allow you to export managed code to unmanaged code. There's also stuff like injecting a bootstrapper dll that loads the .NET runtime and executes the target .NET assembly.

Still very hacky though.