
Originally Posted by
Mbbdogg
Been looking through all the latest hacks and I don't see speed hack in anyone of them. Wondering if it was patched in the latest update.
Its really easy to make one, i had no idea what any of this stuff was a few days ago and now i am just making my own hacks from browsing the posts on the forums. Just use Kuniis "Unturned Assembly Instructions List" forum post for reference.
If i was going to make a sprint speed hack for example i would Download .NET reflector, and Reflexil. Start up .NET Reflector, go to File>Open Assembly and browse to your Assembly-Csharp.dll in your Steam/SteamApps/common/Unturned/Unturned_Data/Managed folder. After its opened Use the + signs next to Assembly-Csharp.dll to navigate to (Assembly-CSharp (0.0.0.0) > Assembly-Charp.dll > {} > Movement > .cctor(). Then go to Tools > Add-Ins, click the + and navigate to where you placed Reflexil and add it. Click on Tools again and Reflexil should be at the bottom of the list, click it and it opens a new tab in .NET Reflector. From there (assuming you are still in the Movement > .cctor(). i would select and right click line 02 in the instructions tab of Reflexil and Edit. Opcode is ldc.r4, Operand type is Single, and Operand you would change to your preference. The default is 1.4, increasing this will increase your Sprint speed. I personally wouldn't go past 2.5 because most servers kick you for Teleport when you sprint for to long because it is kind of fast. I usually just set mine to 1.75-2. After you set your speed click on Update. Then right click on the Assembly-Csharp (0.0.0.0) in the Left tab that you first loaded up, and mouse over Reflexil and Save As. I usually just save over the original Assembly-Csharp.dll in my Unturned/....Managed folder, but it never hurts to save it as a different name and just rename it when you want to use it. That is all there is to it, now you have a Sprint speed hack. If you want the Crouch speed hack just do the same thing for line 04 in Movement > .cctor(), or if you want super jump edit line 14.
Sorry for the wall of text, and i apologize if this has been posted somewhere else. I was just trying to see if i could help you or anyone else out. I just learned this a few days ago and thought i would share.