Note: An offical x64dbg plugin template is now available here, please use this offical instead.
A template for creating x64dbg plugins (x86 or x64) via Visual Studio
The template was created and tested with Visual Studio 2013, but may work with other versions.
- Download the latest release of the x64dbg plugin template for Visual Studio, found here
- Copy
x64dbg_plugin.zipto theMy Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Templates\ProjectTemplatesfolder - Create a new project in Visual Studio 2013
- Select x64bg plugin as the template
- Specify name for your project and optionally location or accept defaults.
- Copy the contents of the
pluginsdkfolder from the latest snapshot of x64dbg into the project'spluginsdkfolder that has been generated, see below for an example of where this folder is located in relation to your main projects folder.
Assuming the default projects location is My Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects, if you created a testplugin project it should have created a structure like so:
Root Projects Folder: My Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects
testplugin
-- testplugin
-- pluginsdk
Copy the contents of the pluginsdk folder from the latest snapshot of x64dbg into the project's pluginsdk folder.
In this example: My Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\testplugin\testplugin\pluginsdk
After compiling you may have a folder structure like so:
Root Projects Folder: My Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects
testplugin
-- Bin
-- x32
-- x64
-- testplugin
-- Debug
-- pluginsdk
-- Release
If you prefer to use assembly language to create your x64dbg plugin, you may be interested in these, both of which come with RadASM x64dbg plugin templates:
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