External aim bot on a server sided game?
External aim bot on a server sided game?
I am attempting to make an aim bot for battlefield play4free, it is going to be external and work by reading player coordinates, calculating the angle, and writing to the x and y view addresses. I have tested this method and I have made aim bots for 2 other older games already. The only issue is that it turns out these x and y viewing coordinates are server sided in battlefield, and I can not write to them to adjust the players viewing angle. As expected with server sided games, when ever I try to change the characters view coordinates it snaps back to where it originally was immediately. I know aim bots are possible for this game because I see people online using them all the time and I have even seen youtube videos on it. How can I possibly work around this and how do those other aim bots overcome this obstacle?
I thought I could simply nop the opcode writing to this viewing coordinates, and therefore once i modify it, it wont instantly snap back to where it was before. When I tried this it seemed as if I could modify my view coordinates without the server changing it back, but is that just an illusion and the server still believes I am looking in another direction?
Could I possibly move the mouse with my program and eliminate the need for writing to the addresses in the first place? For example, I can make a program that moves my mouse until the cross hairs are on the enemy. In theory this would be possible I believe, but would be much slower and I doubt the hardcore aim bots for battlefield use something as trivial as this, so what do they use?
I thought I could simply nop the opcode writing to this viewing coordinates, and therefore once i modify it, it wont instantly snap back to where it was before. When I tried this it seemed as if I could modify my view coordinates without the server changing it back, but is that just an illusion and the server still believes I am looking in another direction?
Could I possibly move the mouse with my program and eliminate the need for writing to the addresses in the first place? For example, I can make a program that moves my mouse until the cross hairs are on the enemy. In theory this would be possible I believe, but would be much slower and I doubt the hardcore aim bots for battlefield use something as trivial as this, so what do they use?
Because you're not editing the real view angles.
You're updating the angles that are updated when a new snapshot comes in.
You need to edit the local view matrix to change the angles.
Same shit with CoD games.
Additionally, you may simply update your user commands during the network sending.
You're updating the angles that are updated when a new snapshot comes in.
You need to edit the local view matrix to change the angles.
Same shit with CoD games.
Additionally, you may simply update your user commands during the network sending.
I am an amateur as you could probably tell, so I am going to a need a more in depth explanation. What exactly is this view matrix, and how can I locate it and modify it. I have a good understanding of cheat engine and ollydbg if that helps.
Originally Posted by BrowningX
I am an amateur as you could probably tell, so I am going to a need a more in depth explanation. What exactly is this view matrix, and how can I locate it and modify it. I have a good understanding of cheat engine and ollydbg if that helps.
Since BF is so similar to CoD, I'm assuming it's using the same 3D euler angles.
To find it, you simply RE the functions that you know translate 3D positions to 2D positions. ( Eg. The position of a player/object on the map to your 2D screen )
Name tags tend to be a nice place to start.
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Wrong section possibly?
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