Abendigo - FOSS cheating platform (Aim, spray assist, ESP, trigger, bunny hop, more!)

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Abendigo

https://******.com/Jire/Abendigo

Free and open-source game modding platform using the JVM.

The project was originally started as a closed-source cheat and everything was done in-house. We since decided to move the project on to a new vision: a free and open-source modding platform.

Scalable Plugins

Each plugin was designed to look as legit as is needed. The plugins are meant to be assistants to you, and your skill as a player has a big impact on how effective the plugins are. Abendigo is usable for any rank, and scales with you and your playstyle!

Aim Assist

Aim assist is akin to a typical aimbot. Moving your crosshair on an enemy while using an applicable weapon will help direct your aim to their neck/head area. Aim assist retains its no-lock fluidity by assisting you in random duration bursts.

Spray Assist

Spray assist is usually described as subtle aim. Moving your crosshair on an enemy while firing with an automatic weapon will help you stay on target. Spray assist uses fluid bone randomization and randomized smoothing to achieve its legitimate look.

Trigger Bot

Abendigo's trigger bot only works with bolt-action rifles. A randomized duration is used to look legit. Our trigger bot also adds extra delay if the enemy was just behind a wall (for example, just walked out behind a wall) to look even more legit. Our trigger bot only fires when you are scoped in, and uses a randomized scope duration requirement to ensure you aren't firing when your scope isn't fully in.

ESP

Our ESP is a simple glow ESP but has additional features like dormant checks (makes them white), and visibility checks (makes them more transparent).

Bunny Hop

Our bunny hop uses a randomized delay and randomized failing. We check to see if it is your first jump, which we always reduce delay for.

Dependencies

We use some really cool technology to drive Abendigo. Here's a list:

Kotmem for our high-level interfacing with processes
Java Native Access (JNA) as the backbone for interfacing with native libraries