and are very accurate because they do everything based on game coordinates. As alot of you requested this is done in C# I have created this tutorial. This aimbot is for Assault Cube which you can download for free. How a memory aimbot works is, you parse the entity list and your local player and read all the information you need such as health, position, angles etc... You store that information and then calculate the distance to each enemy and sort this list, getting the enemy that is closest to you. Then you use a CalcAngle function to get the angle necessary to aim at their coordinates. Then you use WriteProcessMemory to aim at them.
To complete this tutorial you will need: Cheat Engine & Visual Studio 2017 Community
Updated for 2019
Projects re-created & tested working in VS 2017 on Windows 10
Offsets and attachment updated
Code & Project cleaned up - using CodeMaid & SolZipper
This source code is not very good, it was a proof of concept that Fleep made when learning. We don't recommend anyone use it in a serious manner. For basic learning purposes only.
Most importantly, you must replace:
float pitchX = (float)Math.Atan2(enemyDataVector.zPos - playerDataVector.zPos, Get3dDistance(enemyDataVector, playerDataVector))* 180 / PI; TOfloat pitchX = (float)Math.Asin((enemyDataVector.zPos - playerDataVector.zPos) / Get3dDistance(enemyDataVector, playerDataVector)) * 180 / PI;These tutorials are old, you should do the new ones instead: Guide - START HERE Beginners Guide to Learning Game Hacking
This has already been done in the attachments.
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Here is the main loop if you don't want to download the attachment:
private void AimBot()
{
//Grab our player's information
PlayerDataVec playerDataVec = GetPlayerVecData(MainPlayer);
//this will store every enemy that we have information
List<PlayerDataVec> enemiesDataVec = new List<PlayerDataVec>();
for (int i = 0; i < EnemyAddresses.Count; i++)
{
//Using our pointer we grab all the enemies information
PlayerDataVec enemyDataVector = GetPlayerVecData(EnemyAddresses[i]);
//add our enemy information to the list if hes alive otherwise ignore them
enemiesDataVec.Add(enemyDataVector);
}
//only aim if we are ALIVE
if (playerDataVec.health > 0)
{
int target = 0;
if (FocusingOnEnemy && FocusTarget != -1)
{
//If our previous target is still alive we focus on them otherwise go after someone else
if (enemiesDataVec[FocusTarget].health > 0)
target = FocusTarget;
else target = FindClosestEnemyIndex(enemiesDataVec.ToArray(), playerDataVec);
}
else//By default aim at the first guy that appears, with this we focus on whos closest to us
target = FindClosestEnemyIndex(enemiesDataVec.ToArray(), playerDataVec);
//if there are more enemies we find the closest one to us then aim
if (target != -1) //-1 means something went wrong
{
FocusTarget = target;
//this condition is only here in case all enemies are dead to aim at NO one
//previously if all were dead it would aim at the last guy killed
if (enemiesDataVec[target].health > 0)
AimAtTarget(enemiesDataVec[target], playerDataVec);
}
}
}Fleep
The source code attached to the thread has been modified so it will be about 5% different than the video:
Removed redundant, worthless functionality especially inside the constructors
All offsets updated
Properly walking the entity list
Changed CalcAngle function to work correctly using Asin instead of Atan2, this fixes the aiming up and down problem:
