How to Make an Adventure Quest Trainer in Microsoft Visual Basic

Adventure Quest, also known as AQ, is a popular online role playing game (RPG) that was developed by Artix Entertainment in 2002. In the game, you play the role of a hero who defeats monsters and villains to gain experience points and gold and to move up levels. You can cheat in AQ by using a trainer, which gives you the ability to change stats, level up instantly and choose various armor and weapons. You can make your own trainer in Visual Basic.

Instructions

1. Open Microsoft Visual Basic by clicking the icon on your desktop. Or click "Start," "All Programs" and "Microsoft Visual Basic."

2. Click "File," "New Project" and "Standard EXE" from the menu bar at the top, and click "OK." A blank Form 1 opens.

3. Right-click on the toolbox on the left, click "Components," check the "Shockwave Flash" check box and click "OK." A blank form opens. Click on it anywhere, and select the region you want to show up.

4. Click the text box tool on the right. It's a white box with a black border. Once you select the text box tool, draw the text box on the form using your mouse. Draw a second text box beneath the first one.

5. Click inside the first text box, and type "aq.battleon.com/build30/game.asp?launchtype=medium." Click inside the second text box, and type "aq.battleon.com/build30/engine/lore3386.swf."

6. Double-click on "Form 1," and type this code:

   ShockwaveFlash1.FlashVars = "strGUI=medium&strServer=aq10&strLanguage=&strAutoAd=no"

   in between:

   Code:

   Private Sub Form1_Load()

   End Sub

7. Select "Form" from the drop-down menu, and type the following code:

   Private Sub Form_Load()

   ShockwaveFlash1.Movie = Form1.Text2.Text

   ShockwaveFlash1.Base = Form1.Text1.Text

   ShockwaveFlash1.FlashVars = "strGUI=medium&strServer=aq10&strLanguage=&strAutoAd=no"

   End Sub

8. Press the "F5" key to save and test the trainer.

References

• Gamerz Planet: How to Make an AQ Trainer

Resources

• Adventure Quest