InAimbot Mathematical Yaw AAA

Hi this adjusts yaw for use in AAA people have told me not to release this but I'm in a fuck-you kind of mood; happy pasting.

http://pastebin.com/uMmnj3J0ⓘ

do you need to copy the raw paste data?

Originally Posted by gotchabud

do you need to copy the raw paste data?

The color red yes.

AAA modules are the way to go!
we used to use yaw correction in news.bot

Originally Posted by Scetch08

AAA modules are the way to go!
we used to use yaw correction in news.bot

Apparently setting yaw via netvar hooks is 1 tick behind which is the whole point of doing the math instead (same for SetRenderAngles).

Originally Posted by Kyouko

Code:

local FakePos = Rotate(v, GetAimVec(v), math.random(0, 90));

ok

Code:

math.random(0, 90)

vouch for this, 100% real and working

the whole "stylesiscute" is just a test, if you wanted to do proper AA correction you would have to do something along the lines of:

Code:

local function GetRealPosition(ply)
    local fp = ply:EyeAngles().x
    local rp = math.Clamp(180-fp,-90,90)
    ply:SetPoseParameters("aim_pitch",rPitch)
    ply:InvalidateBoneCache()
    return Rotate(ply,GetHeadPosition(ply),180) 
end

Edit: last time i tried this the math in it was wrong, so idk if snip fixed it or not

Originally Posted by asuchan

Apparently setting yaw via netvar hooks is 1 tick behind which is the whole point of doing the math instead (same for SetRenderAngles).

the whole "stylesiscute" is just a test, if you wanted to do proper AA correction you would have to do something along the lines of:

Code:

local function GetRealPosition(ply)
    local fp = ply:EyeAngles().x
    local rp = math.Clamp(180-fp,-90,90)
    ply:SetPoseParameters("aim_pitch",rPitch)
    ply:InvalidateBoneCache()
    return Rotate(ply,GetHeadPosition(ply),180) 
end

Edit: last time i tried this the math in it was wrong, so idk if snip fixed it or not

what in the world bro...

"Apparently setting yaw via netvar hooks is 1 tick behind which is the whole point of doing the math instead (same for SetRenderAngles)."

agree with this though

edit:

been using proper rotation for over a year now, xd people prefer the easy way out

Originally Posted by D3M0L1T10N

"Apparently setting yaw via netvar hooks is 1 tick behind which is the whole point of doing the math instead (same for SetRenderAngles)."

agree with this though

wonder how this idea got around

the real truth is yaw angle is interpolated based on render frametime and is a clientside animation (same goes for csgo) so there are more complications than just "1 tick off"
in english this shit doesnt work but the engine isnt the only thing these anime downies dont understand

Originally Posted by ExiledStyles

wonder how this idea got around

the real truth is yaw angle is interpolated based on render frametime and is a clientside animation (same goes for csgo) so there are more complications than just "1 tick off"
in english this shit doesnt work but the engine isnt the only thing these anime downies dont understand

i'm not a downy i'm an aspie fyi

Originally Posted by ExiledStyles

wonder how this idea got around

the real truth is yaw angle is interpolated based on render frametime and is a clientside animation (same goes for csgo) so there are more complications than just "1 tick off"
in english this shit doesnt work but the engine isnt the only thing these anime downies dont understand

what are the alternatives when I need to do 20+ rotations in the same tick though

haven't had inaccuracy issues

Code:

local FakePos = Rotate(v, GetAimVec(v), math.random(0, 90));

ok

Code:

math.random(0, 90)

vouch for this, 100% real and working

oj has already pasted this into 8 hacks that he has made in the past 11 hours

what even is this

Originally Posted by cdr1za

what even is this

Get's player's head position and given yaw

Originally Posted by asuchan

Get's player's head position and given yaw

there's this magical function called *censored friendly will beat shit out of me if posted*

Originally Posted by cdr1za

there's this magical function called *censored friendly will beat shit out of me if posted*

this is very counterfactual! If you set the yaw value inside the NetVar callback hook aim proxy the code will lag the java virtual machine a tick behind and your CPU will have to overclock itself to catch up, this is why I think utilizing asian mathematics written by the great antipodeans is the best approach when it comes to counterattacking the anti-aim codes.

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