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joas18915yThat doesn't sound stupid. I've also thought about creating aim assist by reading pixel data... for research. Tried it and gave up way too early. I could have better chances of accomplishing it now but I'm not motivated to do so anymore.
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joas18915y@EthanSnowy You could try it, but just wow. Basic scripting language for Windows. Just wow.
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@joas it was originally made for task automation and has methods for pixel search and mouse movement
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Oh boy.
Have you thought about setting the player orientation directly? That'd be way more accurate.
BattleEye will fuck you up anyways. -
No.
You have a lot of learning to do if you want to even have a chance in avoiding BattleEye. -
Geoxion9025yYou need to decide whether you really want to contribute to all the cheating that is done in gaming.
I'd have turned it down. -
mksana2465yI'd have expected aimbots to do some fancy shit, like, I dunno, intercepting the network packages containing info about everone's position and heading.
Maybe I have unrealistic expectations. 😜
Hi everyone. Thanks in advance. Although this might sound stupid, keep in mind that someone requested the following:
Someone on discord asked me to make an aim assist program for a game. I thought it might be a fun way to introduce myself to memory writing and binary trees. I accepted the request and started researching. I'm using C++ and I have some options if I need to switch programming languages. Honestly I don't know where to start, but I thought finding a color on the screen using ML or something then moving the mouse position might work. This is also one of my close friends so he wouldn't be too sad/mad if I failed the request.
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