Solved Knowing if Enemy is Being Rendered on Screen

[FaTal Cubez]

Hey all again.

So, after making my assault cube aimbot work for all 31 enemies, I was really excited. This opens up a ton of possibilities for other hacks now that I know all of the enemies information. But, there is one glitch that I can't seem to work out for my aimbot.

As you know, in Fleep's memory aimbot tutorials, the aimbot will snap you to the closest enemy, regardless if he's behind a wall or not. Although this is quite awesome, its also quite annoying. What if you were in a situation where the closest enemy was behind a wall, but there was another enemy in the open that you wanted to aim at? Then the aimbot would fail.

My question is, is there some variable I can find that tells you whether or not the enemy is visible. Keep in mind that as of right now, the hack that I'm making is external in C#, so I'm not sure how I could get the variable and check to make sure if the enemy is visible before locking on. If anyone knows of a solution, or of a way to get this information, that would be great.

- FaTal Cubez

 

[Rake]

https://guidedhacking.com/threads/csgo-internal-traceline-tutorial-raytrace.12097/

almost identical in CSGO and COD

 

[kaz]

you can do a FOV check with simple math.

current = Get the current angles
aimbot = Get the aimbot angles
if(currentx - aimbotx > -15 && currentx-aimbotx < 15 && currenty - aimboty > -15 && currenty-aimboty < 15)

 

[FaTal Cubez]

Ahhhhh, and FOV check is smart, but wouldn't work all the time. What if the enemy is in your Field of View but behind a wall? That check would come out to true, even though the enemy isn't visible. Please correct me if I'm wrong

 

[Liduen]

I'm also high interested in the answer to this question!
Same problem here but another game.

 

[FaTal Cubez]

Thank you for this post! You seem to know what you're doing. Anyways, the game is TF2 which uses the Source Engine. I'm not sure how to "reverse engineer the engine". If you have any tutorials you can link me to that would be cool

 

[squeenie]

Look through the sdk. There's a class called vengineclient that has a trace function.

 

[FaTal Cubez]

Do I have to download the SDK? Or is it already installed somewhere on my computer, and if so, where?

 

[TastyHorror]

I've never looked for SDKs, but you can look them up online I'm pretty sure.

Did some research, you should check this out:

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/source-sdk-2013

Look at "source-sdk-2013 / mp / src / game / client"

Also look at this:

https://www.unkn0wncheats.me/forum/649479-post1.html

 

[Liduen]

Where did the person who uploaded all this get the source code from??

 

[squeenie]

It's from valve

 

[Liduen]

It's from valve

Oh lol
Didn't know what a SDK is, until now

 

[FaTal Cubez]

So I decided to look through someone else's code for Bf4 aimbot to see what I'm missing, because in his hack, it only aims at enemies on the screen. Looking through his address offsets, I found one called "RenderView" and "ProjectionMatrix." If anyone is familiar with these two "things" would you mind explaining to me what they are and how to use them and how to find them? Lol, I'm trying my best.

P.S. It would be nice if you could explain it in C# because that's what he used, and because I'm a JAVA programmer, C# is more familiar than C++. Thanks!

 

[till0sch]

I thought he wanted to do this for AssaultCube? Take a look at the source code there's an intersect function (IntersectBox or so I think) you can try finding it in CE and calling it yourself

 

[NTvalk]

So I decided to look through someone else's code for Bf4 aimbot to see what I'm missing, because in his hack, it only aims at enemies on the screen. Looking through his address offsets, I found one called "RenderView" and "ProjectionMatrix." If anyone is familiar with these two "things" would you mind explaining to me what they are and how to use them and how to find them? Lol, I'm trying my best.

P.S. It would be nice if you could explain it in C# because that's what he used, and because I'm a JAVA programmer, C# is more familiar than C++. Thanks!

I guess the projectionmatrix is used to draw the ESP.