Aimbot with FOV 15° [without client error 30_0]

[jayjay153]

float GetDistance(float Xx, float Yy, float xX, float yY)
{
    return sqrt((yY - Yy) * (yY - Yy) + (xX - Xx) * (xX - Xx));
}

int cAimbot::GetNearestByCrossHair(LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 pDevice)
{
    DWORD CShell = (DWORD)GetModuleHandleA(eCShell);
    int iAimAt = -1;
    float MaxDistance = 0xFFFFFFF;

    D3DVIEWPORT9 viewP;
    pDevice->GetViewport(&viewP);
    float ScreenX = viewP.Width / 2;
    float ScreenY = viewP.Height / 2;

    DWORD pLTClientShell = *(DWORD*)(aLTClientShell);
    if (pLTClientShell != NULL)
    {
        CPlayer* Me = GetPlayerByIndex(pLTClientShell, Engine->GetMyIndex(pLTClientShell));

        for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++)
        {
            CPlayer* pPlayer = GetPlayerByIndex(pLTClientShell, i);
            D3DXVECTOR3 pos = Engine->GetBonePosition(pPlayer->Object, 6);

            if (!Engine->isValidClient(pPlayer) && Me != pPlayer) continue;
            if (Engine->IsTM(Me, pPlayer)) continue;

            if (Engine->WorldToScreen(pDevice, &pos))
            {           
                float radiusx = (3*5.0f) * (ScreenX / 100.0f);
                float radiusy = (3*5.0f) * (ScreenY / 100.0f);
            
                float Tmp = GetDistance(pos.x, pos.y, ScreenX, ScreenY);
    
                //if in fov
                if (pos.x >= ScreenX - radiusx && pos.x <= ScreenX + radiusx && pos.y >= ScreenY - radiusy && pos.y <= ScreenY + radiusy)
                {
                    if (Tmp < MaxDistance)
                    {
                        MaxDistance = Tmp;
                        iAimAt = i;
                    }
                }

            }
        }
    }
    return iAimAt;
}

then use mouse_event :D

Credit(s) : N7

[gaerGAERHGaerherh]

Thanks good job

[M4Z3]

float GetDistance(float Xx, float Yy, float xX, float yY)
{
    return sqrt((yY - Yy) * (yY - Yy) + (xX - Xx) * (xX - Xx));
}

int cAimbot::GetNearestByCrossHair(LPDIRECT3DDEVICE9 pDevice)
{
    DWORD CShell = (DWORD)GetModuleHandleA(eCShell);
    int iAimAt = -1;
    float MaxDistance = 0xFFFFFFF;

    D3DVIEWPORT9 viewP;
    pDevice->GetViewport(&viewP);
    float ScreenX = viewP.Width / 2;
    float ScreenY = viewP.Height / 2;

    DWORD pLTClientShell = *(DWORD*)(aLTClientShell);
    if (pLTClientShell != NULL)
    {
        CPlayer* Me = GetPlayerByIndex(pLTClientShell, Engine->GetMyIndex(pLTClientShell));

        for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++)
        {
            CPlayer* pPlayer = GetPlayerByIndex(pLTClientShell, i);
            D3DXVECTOR3 pos = Engine->GetBonePosition(pPlayer->Object, 6);

            if (!Engine->isValidClient(pPlayer) && Me != pPlayer) continue;
            if (Engine->IsTM(Me, pPlayer)) continue;

            if (Engine->WorldToScreen(pDevice, &pos))
            {           
                float radiusx = (3*5.0f) * (ScreenX / 100.0f);
                float radiusy = (3*5.0f) * (ScreenY / 100.0f);
            
                float Tmp = GetDistance(pos.x, pos.y, ScreenX, ScreenY);
    
                //if in fov
                if (pos.x >= ScreenX - radiusx && pos.x <= ScreenX + radiusx && pos.y >= ScreenY - radiusy && pos.y <= ScreenY + radiusy)
                {
                    if (Tmp < MaxDistance)
                    {
                        MaxDistance = Tmp;
                        iAimAt = i;
                    }
                }

            }
        }
    }
    return iAimAt;
}

then use mouse_event :D

Credit(s) : N7

How to use in MOUSE EVENT ?

[jayjay153]

How to use in MOUSE EVENT ?

Do some research.

[I2espect]

How to use in MOUSE EVENT ?

same as changing yaw/pitch variables (this aims without changing mouse position)
mouse_event will move ur mouse to aim position

but yaw/pitch method is far better

[vaisefud3]

same as changing yaw/pitch variables (this aims without changing mouse position)
mouse_event will move ur mouse to aim position

but yaw/pitch method is far better

Actually, the mouse event he's talking about in the main post, is the mouse click (correct me if I'm wrong).

[M4Z3]

Actually, the mouse event he's talking about in the main post, is the mouse click (correct me if I'm wrong).

Pitch and Yaw = 360
mouse_event = no 360

[I2espect]

Actually, the mouse event he's talking about in the main post, is the mouse click (correct me if I'm wrong).

no dont think so .. he didnt check for crosshair target (trigger) .. he is getting the best target index..
u can use mouse_event for aimbot !

Pitch and Yaw = 360
mouse_event = no 360

u are right if u are talking about closest distance target
but he is getting closest to crosshair and look at this condition :
he wont get anyone not visible on the screen at the moment anyway

if (Engine->WorldToScreen(pDevice, &pos))

[vaisefud3]

Pitch and Yaw = 360
mouse_event = no 360

Nop, wrong. I have pitch/yaw aimbot with anti 360.

[I2espect]

Nop, wrong. I have pitch/yaw aimbot with anti 360.

he means that u ( can ) look at enemy behind u with changing yaw/pitch
but with mouse u can't move the mouse outside of ur screen to rotate 360 !!

[vaisefud3]

he means that u ( can ) look at enemy behind u with changing yaw/pitch
but with mouse u can't move the mouse outside of ur screen to rotate 360 !!

If you use yaw and pitch to aim behind you'll receive an error. I think he is talking about the 360 the player makes
when the aimbot is triggered. Anyhow, there's no point in keep arguing.

[jayjay153]

same as changing yaw/pitch variables (this aims without changing mouse position)
mouse_event will move ur mouse to aim position

but yaw/pitch method is far better

using yaw and pitch giving me an error 30_0
so i use MouseEvent
works perfect

- - - Updated - - -

Actually, the mouse event he's talking about in the main post, is the mouse click (correct me if I'm wrong).

yes.
but Im using Mouse Event to move your mouse pointer into aim position target.
Using Pitch & Yaw gives me error 30_0

[I2espect]

@vaisefud3 @jayjay153

anyway quick suggestion to the client_error ,, try not change it > 90~120 degree at a time
something like this : (not tested)
i think 0.5 is fine as it will be called in endscene anyway cuz u need max 4 frames.. won't be noticeable

if ( abs(newYaw-oldYaw) > (PI*0.5) ) {
			if ((newYaw - oldYaw) < 0) {
				*(float*)(CPLAYER + yawOffset) -= (PI*0.5);
			}
			else {
				*(float*)(CPLAYER + yawOffset) += (PI*0.5);
			}
		}
		else {
			*(float*)(CPLAYER + yawOffset) = newYaw;
		}

[jayjay153]

This code is for aim sensitivity ?
To avoid quick aim

Ahhh ok. I have the idea.