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Nothing that spectacular. Wouldn't be that hard to hack in, and it is far more blatantly obvious than auto-snapping the player view.
Modded the sniper auto aim radius to 180 degrees on host.
A dick move. But nothing special.
I also found out how to enable aim assist for controllers i dont think it works for m/k. ill get a vid of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by t3h m00kz
^^ What he said.Quote:
Originally Posted by t3h m00kz
Not new, been done before and is completely useless if your not host. If your host theres more impressive ways to hack, this is not one of them.
aim assist enables on client and server sided o_o
Actually, it won't work if you're a joiner, because it's not a dynamic effect and therefore is not client-sided.Quote:
Originally Posted by Limited
http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/4655/lolautoaim.jpg
Awesome now we can just run a program and let the pc play for us, all we have to do is stare at the screen:iamafag:
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oh wait.... thats been done before too.
There's no real point to using aimbots if you're actually interested in the game. However, I am interested in the aim-assist setting as it would shut my cousins up about how crap using a controller in Halo PC is. They are console fags and mad that I don't play on consoles so I give them controllers hooked up to PCs to use lol. This would certainly help them out.
i could make a .dll that will automatically do it...
but is there a way to make the dll load on startup?
Doesn't matter to me if it loads on startup or if I have to activate it myself. As long as it works. It'd be cool if someone could package it together with the FoV fix and customizable weapon view features from OS.
LOL
cloud, if you want an "undetectable" aimbot, just edit that value to ~0.3 and put magnetism at ~1 if I remember correctly. Then subtly edit angles.Quote:
Originally Posted by «SmG» DeLuXe
Just lock the damn thread, cloud, or remove "first" from the title.
Meh i stay off smg fourms, cause its just people who think cloud. Is some awesome guy who is a master hacker, when all he does is copy paste off of other peoples stuff. (Oh and i taught him most of the stuff he knows):woop:
is this thread really going to turn into a drama bomb
Lets make it happen people! WOOOOOOOOHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Donut
I wouldn't backseat moderate with 18 posts but that's just meQuote:
Originally Posted by Ryx
:lol: > LOL
Please dont insult my intelligence, next time read my post correctly and then think about what I said and how I said it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryx
I didn't say it was not possible on client side, I said it is useless.
didn't mean to offend you, I just sawQuote:
Originally Posted by Limited
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Originally Posted by Limited
Which it is, otherwise everybody and their mother would be using it
The clients are using the hosts weapons. Any changes made client side are not reflected to the server
true that be i tested it and its definitely not like H2V, Were the clients tell the server were there projectile goes. I made the bullets travel back to me after traveling certain distance and kill me on a server game(in h2v). Tried the same idea on HCE.... Failed completely, made me think less of H2V and more of CE.
lol, H2V, clients can tell the host anything and the host just bends over and takes it.Quote:
Originally Posted by KantIZBack
projectiles should be able to be exploited clientside though, theres a global, allow_client_side_weapon_projectiles defaultly set to true (plus, each weapon set to follow that). although I guess in the end, it is still the host's projectiles that matter.. hmm.. ya, I don't think that means that it accepts what you think you shot, I believe thats just setting it to allow you to see what you think you shot, because disabling client side projectiles on weapons just means you see exactly what the server wants you to for that projectile.
Also, can someone PM me if its possible to just get a lactose intolerance overnight? (internet: the land of free doctors and opinions) :
Bad milk is bad.
You could, but it is very rare. Able to drink milk is a gene defect anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirby_422
Nope. Its an adaptation from years and years of agriculture involving cattle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrickssj6
Yes...a defect, because you only should be able to drink it when you are young.Quote:
Originally Posted by TVTyrant
Your caddle theory is not proven in the first place. It's adapted, because it's the only theory there is right now.
The flag you are talking about doesnt work exactly how you think/want it to. I remember playing with realtime editing in game with Yomama aka Locke and it was solely server sided, any changes he made to a vast amount of tags effected me. You cant bypass this.
You can develop an intolerance to dairy products later in life, usually you will notice the symptoms come slowly, rather than one day being fine and next everything is happening.
A girl at work developed intolerance to eggs, cheese recently, shes okay-ish with milk but she tries to avoid it. I think it was a bad patch of milk, only way to tell really is to have a plain diet for a day or so and then have some milk.
You maybe showing signs of IBS, which trust me sucks balls.
Sounds like your lactase persistence is diminishing or something.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactase_persistence
i don't drink that much milk, so that will never happen to me most likely :D
I like how your term for adaptation is 'defect'. All it means is that the situation your ancestors came from is different from someone else's. No more, no less.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrickssj6
Milk is delicious /thread
love this postQuote:
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