[CS:S]External Bunnyhop - 100% VAC Proof - 12th Sept. Updated

[FatEmoLLaMa]

Source updated, so the program was updated as well. Please refer to new virus scans if you have a problem.

Title says it. This is an external program that listens to certain things coming from the source engine, one being the address for when you hit the ground. It then sends the "jump" command (BIND TO SPACEBAR) something like 5 times to ensure a perfect bhop.



A few things to note:

-When you run the program, it will come up with 6 error boxes. Ignore this. They're just .DLL's that were used to compile or something. They aren't needed to actually use this.
-This works on ANY FPS setting. Be it 49.254, 300fps, 60fps, anything. This is a 100% accurate BHOP program.
-I did not make this, I'm only posting it here.

Instructions:

1. Extract the executable to anywhere
2. Start External Bunnyhop.exe
3. Click Ok on the 6 error boxes
4. Start CS:S
5. Press and hold spacebar when in game to bunnyhop

Jump must be bound to spacebar, press and hold it to script/auto bhop. To bind jump to spacebar, enter this in console: bind space +jump


Virus scans:
https://www.virustotal.com/file/4206...is/1347472958/
External Bunnyhop 12-09-12.rar - Jotti's malware scan


Credits:
KyDelete for his YouTube video.
Brinkz for creating the hack.

[[MPGH]Austin]

Approved .

[FrosK]

Thanks for sharing =)

[hiddengravy]

doesnt work for me

[Buttox]

Aha. I was a bout to post this. Ya' beat me to it , been using it for a week now

[Smashvw]

would this work in ESEA?

[d3an26]

doesn't work anymore, I open it and then started css it didn't do anything.

[FrosK]

doesn't work anymore, I open it and then started css it didn't do anything.

Tried it now. It works!

[FatEmoLLaMa]

If you're using the beta client to steam you need to revert back to the original. You have to opt out of the beta, and restart your PC. Replace the hack in the directory you've place it in. The hack targets the currently released client.dll and such, and with that, will not work with the beta release of Steam.

I encountered this prior to the CS:S update the other day. It's a simple fix.

Be sure to also bind your jump key to spacebar by typing in "bind space +jump" into console.



As for ESEA, maybe. Half of the servers running are using SourceMod Anti-Cheat, and the plugins detect if a user is gaining speed while holding down spacebar. This is a simple detection. The only safe way around it is to not bhop so often. Maybe 3-5 jumps, no more then that. I can't say that I've tested it since I use it on nilla servers, bhop servers and specific PUG servers.

[d3an26]

ya now it works

[Bunny12]

Virus showed up for me ;/

[TomatoSoup1]

Virus showed up for me ;/

False positive. This is a widely used program

[Bunny12]

Sorry, but no. Avast never shows false positive, and you don't even need a false positive for a bhop.

[Nico]

Sorry, but no. Avast never shows false positive, and you don't even need a false positive for a bhop.

Not a virus. And Avast is a piece of shit, I recommend getting a better AV

[FatEmoLLaMa]

Sorry, but no. Avast never shows false positive, and you don't even need a false positive for a bhop.

The program should actually pop-up for keylogger related issues if anything, since it searches for a key to be held down, and replies to a program with another. This is a common thing for keyloggers if I'm not mistaken. Not to mention the program also searches for specific DLL's, which most programs shouldn't be doing. False positives are expected. Not to mention on a hack website where majority if not ALL programs listed to give you any sort of advantage are packed full of false positives.

You're free to use it or not. This isn't my program, I simply took it from KyDelete's video on YouTube, Rar'd it again, scanned it, and posted it here with tips on how to use it. I'm a skeptical user myself, and I use this 9 times out of 10 when I run CSS now.


I strongly recommend ditching Avast. They've only gotten worse over the years, nearly to the point of Norton's security, with AVG's ridiculous detection rates. Get Windows Defender, it's actually amazing at what it does. (I never thought I would praise that thing, yet here I am.)