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Going Internal
Hello friends! I've recently began my journey with csgo hacking. I've created a couple of externals and think I somewhat have a hang of it. At this point many people have told me that the next step I should take is to go internal. I've done my research and found some nice code sources from complete cheats to analyze. However, all of them seem to include files from the SDK. I've done my research and all I could find is a thread for CSS and attatching Source SDK for a project. I've tried the method, however all that comes up for the game selection is TF2. If anyone could help me out that would be great. Cheers!
PS: I cannot post a link, but its a thread on this forum called "[GUIDE]Hooking the source engine."
PS: I cannot post a link, but its a thread on this forum called "[GUIDE]Hooking the source engine."
Originally Posted by CLOOK
I've done my research and all I could find is a thread for CSS and attatching Source SDK for a project.
There's Valve's Official SDK https://github.com/ValveSoftware/source-sdk-2013
There's Valve's Leaked 2007 SDK which you can find on google
There's Alliedmodder's HL2 SDK https://github.com/pmrowla/hl2sdk-csgo
There's the CS:GO fork of the SDK above https://github.com/MarkHC/CSGO-SDK-Example
None of the above are "copy-paste-able" though. You NEED to learn how to search or reverse-engineer what's needed by yourself.
Of couse, there's the internal base I release couple days ago which should work out of the box https://github.com/MarkHC/CSGOSimple