Aimbot

[ғᴜᴋᴏᴊʀ]

So currently I'm working on my aimbot right, and I am thinking about using something like this as my main angle calculating function:

void MakeAngle(int DiffX, int DiffY, &Angle)

Now I need some code so I use after that

tan(x) = DiffX/DiffY (Or whichever is Opp and Adj i don't really wanna take the time to think about that shit now.

So my question is how do I go from the tangent of x, to just x = ????. Would I just do the atan of it? So like

Angle = atan(DiffX/DiffY)

[Hell_Demon]

#define PI  (3.1415927f)
#define RAD (PI / 180.0f)

void getyawpitch(const vec &from, const vec &to, float &yaw, float &pitch)
{
	float dist = from.dist(to);
	yaw = -(float)atan2(to.x-from.x, to.y-from.y)/PI*180+180;
	pitch = asin((to.z-from.z)/dist)/RAD;
}

Thats assaultcube's aimbot code, use d3dxvectors instead of vec

[CAFlames]

So currently I'm working on my aimbot right, and I am thinking about using something like this as my main angle calculating function:

void MakeAngle(int DiffX, int DiffY, &Angle)

Now I need some code so I use after that

tan(x) = DiffX/DiffY (Or whichever is Opp and Adj i don't really wanna take the time to think about that shit now.

So my question is how do I go from the tangent of x, to just x = ????. Would I just do the atan of it? So like

Angle = atan(DiffX/DiffY)

#define pi = 3.141592653

void MakeAngle(int DiffX, int DiffY, &Angle)
{
int radians = Angle * pi / 180
int oTan = DiffY/DiffX
oTan(Angle) = Result
}

I guess do something like that.. I know thats not 100% but should give you an idea

[lateef15]

#define pi = 3.141592653

void MakeAngle(int DiffX, int DiffY, &Angle)
{
int radians = Angle * pi / 180
int oTan = DiffY/DiffX
oTan(Angle) = Result
}

I guess do something like that.. I know thats not 100% but should give you an idea

What about if you like change the 180 to 90 so it will look more legit

[CAFlames]

What about if you like change the 180 to 90 so it will look more legit

Really noob? Learn c++. the 180 is for converting Degrees it radians.

[Zack]

Really noob? Learn c++. the 180 is for converting Degrees it radians.

LMAO!!

[ғᴜᴋᴏᴊʀ]

Really noob? Learn c++. the 180 is for converting Degrees it radians.

More like learn math. Bitch please I'm 13 and even i know what that does. Thanks flames Ur the best.

[Hell_Demon]

If you change 180 to 90 you must change change the define of pi to (3.141592653/2)

Degrees / 180 * Pi = Radians
Radians / Pi * 180 = degrees

[ғᴜᴋᴏᴊʀ]

Wouldn't you define pi as pi*2 not pi/2?

[Hell_Demon]

Wouldn't you define pi as pi*2 not pi/2?

full circle = 2*pi = 360 degrees
half circle = pi = 180 degrees
1/4th circle = 0,5 * pi(or pi/2 if you wish) = 90 degrees

[CAFlames]

If you change 180 to 90 you must change change the define of pi to (3.141592653/2)

Degrees / 180 * Pi = Radians
Radians / Pi * 180 = degrees

Now why would you bother doin that in the first place XD.
Ahhh I hate Calculus ~.~

Wouldn't you define pi as pi*2 not pi/2?

Nope. Imagine X * pi / 180.

Dividing by 180 is like multiplying by 1 over 180. So if you change 1 over 180 to 1 over 90... thats like changing it to 2 over 180.

So you are actually multiplying it by 2 by changing 180 to 90. In turn, you must then divide by 2 to get back to original.

[ғᴜᴋᴏᴊʀ]

Now why would you bother doin that in the first place XD.
Ahhh I hate Calculus ~.~



Nope. Imagine X * pi / 180.

Dividing by 180 is like multiplying by 1 over 180. So if you change 1 over 180 to 1 over 90... thats like changing it to 2 over 180.

So you are actually multiplying it by 2 by changing 180 to 90. In turn, you must then divide by 2 to get back to original.

Fuck you flames you lost me on X jajajajajajajajajajajajajaja

[Hell_Demon]

Fuck you flames you lost me on X jajajajajajajajajajajajajaja

X would be the angle in degrees that you want converted to radians

[CAFlames]

Fuck you flames you lost me on X jajajajajajajajajajajajajaja

ugh... so if X * pi / 180 is converting X to raidans.... then if you want to use pi / 2, it would be mutlipling denomenator from 90 to 180... thus making it correct. to multiply pi by 2 and divide by 90 instead of 180, you are actually going to get an answer 4 times the actual result.

X would be the angle in degrees that you want converted to radians

Yupperz

[ғᴜᴋᴏᴊʀ]

X would be the angle in degrees that you want converted to radians

I got that part Wesley. OK Flames I get it, I wasn't planning on changing it anyways so...