Solved Aimbot & Triggerbot Not Working Online.

[Josho]

Hi,
I have made an Aimbot & Triggerbot CSS hack and they work on a local server but not a dedicated server. I am playing the game in offline mode and bhop works fine on public servers but my aimbot & trigger don't

Any help please.
Thanks.

 

[Rake]

You can't use any server.dll variables. You must use a pointer from client.dll for the entitylist, for it to work online. Just redo your scanning in an online game.

 

[Splaze]

Hmm i'm not sure, because i'm not a good coder yet, but maybe it has got something to do with the addresses?

 

[Josho]

Is it dll or...?

No, it's external and works fine with bots.

 

[kaz]

It's probably because you've got the wrong addresses. How about you make a friend host a server and you join as a guest and try to get the new addresses and offsets that way.
Also make sure the server is not VAC secured if you're going to use the same code as Fleep posted or hook cheat engine; you do this by "status" in the dev console.

 

[Josho]

It's probably because you've got the wrong addresses. How about you make a friend host a server and you join as a guest and try to get the new addresses and offsets that way.
Also make sure the server is not VAC secured if you're going to use the same code as Fleep posted or hook cheat engine; you do this by "status" in the dev console.

"client.dll"+0054D324

That is the address I am using for enemies. I can't see why it would change.

 

[brinkz]

This is the address for the list of entitys, it doesn't change, what are you using for offsets else?

 

[kaz]

"client.dll"+0054D324

That is the address I am using for enemies. I can't see why it would change.

I don't really mean that.
Well how about you do a debug type of thing.

cout << "Enemy Pos X " << WhatevertheXint << "\n" << endl;
in the loop, you should be able to adapt this.

If the correct Enemy Pos X doesn't show then you know that's the problem.

 

[c5]

cout << "Enemy Pos X " << WhatevertheXint << "\n" << endl;

:O

How about << endl << endl?

 

[brinkz]

In AssaultCube there's also a list of bot playerbases and of enemies. Try through reversing.

CSS is different, the Entitylist has every entity in it, and the adresses to those entites are:
baseentity + indexofentity * 0x10.
This offset is perfectly fine, like I already said.

 

[squeenie]

Writeprocessmemory is blocked apparently