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Basically the title the silent aim works if i tap but not when i spray
Aka there is something wrong with going to the next target i guess? Anyone had this problem before?
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiBoqjT76uM
Thanks in advance
(note : I did not create this)
Your code is broken.
Quote:
Originally Posted by WasserEsser
Taking a look in it i really dont see anything
Ideas on what exactly would be broken? It should be the switch to the next target right
Post your code. I'm not a magician.Quote:
Originally Posted by Froomz
Quote:
Originally Posted by WasserEsser
Code:if(bSilent && !bAimStep)
{
auto pWeapon = G::LocalPlayer->GetWeapon( );
float flServerTime = G::LocalPlayer->GetTickBase( ) * I::Globals->interval_per_tick;
if(pWeapon && pWeapon->GetNextPrimaryAttack( ) > flServerTime) return;
}
static Angle angAimAngles;
static int iClosestIndex;
iClosestIndex = Aim::ClosestAngle( angAimAngles );
if(iClosestIndex != -1)
{
G::Aimbotting = true;
angAimAngles.x -= (G::LocalPlayer->GetPunch( ).x * 2.f);
angAimAngles.y -= (G::LocalPlayer->GetPunch( ).y * 2.f);
bool bShouldAutoShoot = false;;
if(bSilent) FixMove->Start( );
if(bSmooth)
G::UserCmd->viewangles = (Aim::Smooth( G::UserCmd->viewangles, angAimAngles, flSmoothness ));
else
{
if(true)//bAimStep)
{
Angle angNextAngle;
bool bFinished = Aim::AimStep( G::LastAngle, angAimAngles, angNextAngle );
G::UserCmd->viewangles = angNextAngle;
G::LastAngle = angNextAngle;
if(bFinished) bShouldAutoShoot = true;
}
else
{
G::UserCmd->viewangles = angAimAngles;
bShouldAutoShoot = true;
}
}
if(bSilent) FixMove->End( );
if(bShouldAutoShoot && bAutoShoot && (!bHitChance || (pWeapon && (1.0f - pWeapon->GetAccuracyPenalty( )) * 100.f >= flHitChanceAmt)))
{
G::UserCmd->buttons |= IN_ATTACK;
}
if(bAutoStop)
{
G::UserCmd->forwardmove = 0;
G::UserCmd->sidemove = 0;
G::UserCmd->upmove = 0;
}
if(bAutoCrouch)
{
G::UserCmd->buttons |= IN_DUCK;
}
}
}
Use the code tags. Please.
You shouldn't code with your CTRL, C, and P keys. Bad skid. Much disappointment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Froomz
This is copy-pasta taken from A5's ****** for his Gamerfood_CSGO hack.
Don't believe me? Look at the code from him in bold below:
Code:if(bSilent) FixMove->Start( );
Code:auto pWeapon = G::LocalPlayer->GetWeapon( );
float flServerTime = G::LocalPlayer->GetTickBase( ) * I::Globals->interval_per_tick;
Code:if(true)//bAimStep)
{
Angle angNextAngle;
bool bFinished = Aim::AimStep( G::LastAngle, angAimAngles, angNextAngle );
G::UserCmd->viewangles = angNextAngle;
G::LastAngle = angNextAngle;
if(bFinished) bShouldAutoShoot = true;
}
Here is the snippet taken directly from A5's ****** in RageBot.cpp. Relevant part is in bold.Code:if(bSilent) FixMove->End( );
if(bShouldAutoShoot && bAutoShoot && (!bHitChance || (pWeapon && (1.0f - pWeapon->GetAccuracyPenalty( )) * 100.f >= flHitChanceAmt)))
{
G::UserCmd->buttons |= IN_ATTACK;
}
if(bAutoStop)
{
G::UserCmd->forwardmove = 0;
G::UserCmd->sidemove = 0;
G::UserCmd->upmove = 0;
}
if(bAutoCrouch)
{
G::UserCmd->buttons |= IN_DUCK;
}
Taking code and switching up the order of which some things are ran doesn't make it any less copy-pasta.Code:void CRageBot::GoToTarget()
{
bool auto_shoot = false;
bool can_shoot = true;
bool reloading = false;
auto weapon = G::LocalPlayer->GetWeapon();
float server_time = G::LocalPlayer->GetTickBase() * I::Globals->interval_per_tick;
float next_shot = weapon->GetNextPrimaryAttack() - server_time;
if( next_shot > 0 )
can_shoot = false;
// just simple velocity prediction, not engine prediction
m_besthitbox = m_bestent->GetPredicted( m_besthitbox );
QAngle aim_angle = M::CalcAngle( G::LocalPlayer->GetEyePosition(), m_besthitbox );
aim_angle -= G::LocalPlayer->GetPunch() * 2.f;
// fixmove for silentaim
CFixMove fixMove;
if( Vars.Ragebot.Silent )
fixMove.Start();
if( Vars.Ragebot.Aimstep && can_shoot )
{
G::Aimbotting = true;
QAngle angNextAngle;
bool bFinished = Aimstep( G::LastAngle, aim_angle, angNextAngle, Vars.Ragebot.AimstepAmount );
G::UserCmd->viewangles = angNextAngle;
G::LastAngle = angNextAngle;
if( bFinished ) auto_shoot = true;
}
else if( can_shoot )
{
G::Aimbotting = true;
G::UserCmd->viewangles = aim_angle;
auto_shoot = true;
}
if( Vars.Ragebot.Silent )
fixMove.End();
if( Vars.Ragebot.AutoStop )
{
G::UserCmd->forwardmove = 0;
G::UserCmd->sidemove = 0;
G::UserCmd->upmove = 0;
G::UserCmd->buttons = 0;
}
if( Vars.Ragebot.AutoCrouch )
G::UserCmd->buttons |= IN_DUCK;
float hitchance = 75.f + ( Vars.Ragebot.HitChanceAmt / 4 );
if( auto_shoot && can_shoot && Vars.Ragebot.AutoFire && ( !Vars.Ragebot.HitChance || ( 1.0f - G::LocalPlayer->GetWeapon()->GetAccuracyPenalty() ) * 100.f >= hitchance ) )
G::UserCmd->buttons |= IN_ATTACK;
}
You didn't even take time to rename some of the variables. You just left them exactly as they were when you pasted them in.
/naws/naws/naws/naws/naws/naws/naws Terrible. The lack of effort is cringeworthy. /naws/naws/naws/naws/naws/naws/naws
Stop with the copy+pasta-related comments. The OP already stated that the source code/hack in question wasn't made by him. Won't ask again. Thanks.
That note wasn't there when I commented but whatever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter
Doesn't make my point any less valid.
If it is copy-pasta then there is no use to really help fix it because he won't understand what your saying.
9/10 times they just want you to do the work for them and have it ready for them to paste in.
Not saying the OP isn't serious about wanting help I am just stating a fact.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Herp Derpinstine
I started the post saying i did not code this.
And I am trying to learn from this as i just seriously have no idea why it would not work while spraying why would i copy paste a public cheat's source without changing anything.
Because you have no idea what your doing perhaps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Froomz
There are many reasons copy-pasters do what they do but I have no idea which reason comes into play.
Anyways, the code you posted won't help figure out what is wrong though.
You keep saying it has trouble with getting the next target which to me looks like it could be true.
However, the code you posted shows how it is setting the angle AFTER finding the Target. Making it useless to actually help you.
Start by looking into this ClosestAngle function. To me this looks to be your problem.Code:iClosestIndex = Aim::ClosestAngle( angAimAngles );
For whatever reason that function isn't returning a new index because it is still thinking the last one is valid.
Seems like an issue with Sticky-Aim but I could be wrong.
Just check to make sure that function is properly checking if the Target is still valid.
If the Target isn't valid to be shot at then find a new Target.
Examples of a Target not being valid would be if they are Dead or have Spawn Protection.
please don't tell me you're learning to code by trying to make hacks, bad, bad practice. People who make hacks are experienced and will often use methods that are not the most correct because they know what they are doing and why they are doing it. If you're not experienced you'll just get bad coding habits, especially the copy paste part. Not saying it's wrong but it's terrible when you're trying to learn somethingQuote:
Originally Posted by Froomz
Has been over a week since last update/bump after answers, assuming solved.
/Closed.