[CW] Zenexya Skidding (zenexya softworks)

Smh also carmel key system was a pastebin one and he said that other uis were bad even though caramel uis were objectively worse than the uis he was calling bad 

LMAO idk much C# but I know at least what Console.WriteLine LMAO

good cw i vouch

Now, this is my counter message. I am not skidding, also, when did I say I had trouble with Console.WriteLine? I never said that, so that point doesn't count.

Part 2 - the point where i "immediately" learned how to do memory hacking on a assault cube game. Its really easy, especially when using the memory lib that i used and was made in C#. Whats wrong with the code, that you sent for the ac cheat? Skidding? I don't see anything skidded.

Part 3 - github

Okay. I admit, maybe I descriped the dll description wrong. But believe me, we all started from using someone's code. I did not skid that code, other people from WHD helped me to understand pointers, and before i asked for help to understand the dlls. So I used their help to build a dll. I was going to make it private but back then I didn't know how to make a private repository (literally, believe me, i just made reps and released them already)

For the python script, there are a lot more looking like this i sent. Just because something is similar, doesn't mean its skidded, right?

@SeizureSalad the release was about a few months ago, i might of didnt know how to make any other key system

Is it just me that finds this CW funny for the fact he pasted code and flexed about it on whd (Stepping stones of getting a great CW made on) ?

@atari
I agree, working for Zenexya Softworks aswell it does come as a surprise to me. Zenexya has apologized though, and I guess it was (as far as evidence was provided) one source that was there.

Zenexya Softworks itself will continue developing, and if worst case scenario came to be, I think I have a plan for stuff.

I thought he/she was a good person :(

@VoidableMethod

While we did start off learning from other people's, that does not mean we all took code, posted it on github, and asked for credit as if it was yours.

Also another thing, the python code "you" made isn't just similar to the ones you can find online, it's a copy paste, exact same method, exact same way of getting the HWID, exact same way of checking if its valid. It's the same as taking roblox fly script, posting it and saying "oh no its mine its just that some people had the same idea" even though the entire structure is the exact same.

@luxiferrwoo As I mentioned on the counter, I never said it was "mine" - I never mentioned anything about me.

just to clear up: I am not against elarning from other people's code, or basing your code off it or whatever.

I AM against taking code, taking credit for it, posting it on platforms for clout, denying it and lying.

"It's just bad code doenst mean it's skidding" is a extremely stupid statement, let me explain why:

Imagine yourself, a programmer, you think of writing a C++ roblox dll which does a freeconsole bypass. 

You start off by including 5 unused headers, making 2 unused variables,  adding using namespace std and then proceeding to use std::uint8_t and std::thread, you use a switch statement for a singular case, and you make a print function which looks like this:

(and the \n doesn't work because thats not how printing out to the console works in C++, showcasing how beginner level he really is)

this isn't just bad code these are clear signs of skidding:

5 unused included headers: left over headers from skidding

unused variables: left over variables from skidding

extremely stupid switch case use: 1. dont know what its for 2(which you learn at a beginner level what its for) 3. you copy pasted bad code 4. you're a horrible c++ dev.

nonfunctioning print function: doesn't know the basics of C++.

you may ask, how do you know this is from skidding? well using critical thought and the powers of common sense, there is no other explanation to how you end up with unused variables, unused headers, unused features such as using namespace std other than: copy pasted the code then organized it just to make it compile.

Let's assume that it was just left over from a old project, ok cool. 

How do you code something that you have the intention of posting on github, without checking your code, looking at the code you uploaded, or just in general knowing what you wrote, that simply doesn't happen. you're telling me you were too lazy to take off old pieces of your code but not lazy enough to write a full description about the repo, posting the code, and having the audacity to ask for credit?

yeah sure cool totally.

@luxiferrwoo
He has already admitted that he did use the code. Not only did he do that, he also apologized.

He only said that he didn't release it to anyone or give it to anyone, it was only on GitHub which, while he did say to give him credits for, he also apologized for that and said he would give credits to Fishy.

yikes

knew that someone would cw him eventually lmfao

@Alternate

yet he continues to argue about it with me on discord, I asked him that if I tell him to explain the code line by line will he be able to

never got a reply.

I'd like to get him in a call and explain his code line by line if its not skidded, the ultimate way to know if something is skidded is if the person who made it doesn't even comprehend their own code.