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[Patched] Apex Legends - Unlimited ITENS (EXPLOIT)
[Patched] Apex Legends - Unlimited ITENS (EXPLOIT)
I just found this bug in the reddit forums and decided to share it here, I tested it and it worked perfectly ... The bug consists of you clicking to activate the item, and a few thousandths before disappearing the iventario you click to drop the item.
Tutorial:
https://giant.gfyca*****m/PleasingFlashyKitty.webm
Tutorial:
https://giant.gfyca*****m/PleasingFlashyKitty.webm
Can confirm it works 
Really easy to get my special ability at the start of a match and load it up for the next fight too
Really easy to get my special ability at the start of a match and load it up for the next fight tooplease no, game literally unplayable now
Originally Posted by evildarksparda
I just found this bug in the reddit forums and decided to share it here, I tested it and it worked perfectly ... The bug consists of you clicking to activate the item, and a few thousandths before disappearing the iventario you click to drop the item.
Tutorial:
https://giant.gfyca*****m/PleasingFlashyKitty.webm
Tutorial:
https://giant.gfyca*****m/PleasingFlashyKitty.webm
Originally Posted by cazzeerrr
Is there any reason you picked it up 6 times it seems to be on the floor each time?
Anyone wondering heres a picture of macro ive setup
Originally Posted by Nsofreeman
Anyone wondering heres a picture of macro ive setup
Originally Posted by Nsofreeman
Anyone wondering heres a picture of macro ive setup
Can you explain step by step i don't understand
Originally Posted by evildarksparda
nice man, Is it possible to "translate" this into the AHK (Auto Hot Key Generic) program?
Yes Evildarksparda it's rather easy to "translate" any proprietary macro to AutoHotkey. The only difference between proprietary macros is that you don't need to program them as they often have easy to use creation tools doing the hard work for you. Plus it's easier to bind such macros to custom keys on devices this is due to some devices read their own buttons differently.
(Example being Logitech mouse buttons on say the G502 or G602 are not recognized in game as Mouse buttons, and are only recognized by Logitech proprietary software as a G key. )
So I have a a simple AHK script you can convert to .EXE if you wish. The code is very simple, quite simply put Hit F7 to activate it, a high pitch beep will be heard. Then press home key to activate the macro. The required F7 press is a anti-macro usage prevention, it's there so you can toggle activation on or off. You can press F8 to deactivate the macro usage making your home key back to doing only normal home key function this will play a low beep to identify that you've disabled the script. F9 will close the program immediately.
F7: Activates script
F8: Deactivates script
F9: Closes script
Home: Activates Macro
CODE:
Code:
; This script was made by Rykhath
activation:=0
CODE:
F7::
SoundBeep 750, 500
activation:=1
return
Home::
if(activation = 1) {
GetKeyState, D, Home, P
if state = D
click, down
sleep 84
click, up
sleep 208
click, down, right
sleep 80
click, up, right
return
}
return
F8::
activation:=0
SoundBeep 300, 500
return
F9::ExitApp
Originally Posted by Rykhath
Yes Evildarksparda it's rather easy to "translate" any proprietary macro to AutoHotkey. The only difference between proprietary macros is that you don't need to program them as they often have easy to use creation tools doing the hard work for you. Plus it's easier to bind such macros to custom keys on devices this is due to some devices read their own buttons differently.
(Example being Logitech mouse buttons on say the G502 or G602 are not recognized in game as Mouse buttons, and are only recognized by Logitech proprietary software as a G key. )
So I have a a simple AHK script you can convert to .EXE if you wish. The code is very simple, quite simply put Hit F7 to activate it, a high pitch beep will be heard. Then press home key to activate the macro. The required F7 press is a anti-macro usage prevention, it's there so you can toggle activation on or off. You can press F8 to deactivate the macro usage making your home key back to doing only normal home key function this will play a low beep to identify that you've disabled the script. F9 will close the program immediately.
F7: Activates script
F8: Deactivates script
F9: Closes script
Home: Activates Macro
CODE:
Code:
; This script was made by Rykhath
activation:=0
CODE:
F7::
SoundBeep 750, 500
activation:=1
return
Home::
if(activation = 1) {
GetKeyState, D, Home, P
if state = D
click, down
sleep 84
click, up
sleep 208
click, down, right
sleep 80
click, up, right
return
}
return
F8::
activation:=0
SoundBeep 300, 500
return
F9::ExitApp
Originally Posted by Rykhath
Yes Evildarksparda it's rather easy to "translate" any proprietary macro to AutoHotkey. The only difference between proprietary macros is that you don't need to program them as they often have easy to use creation tools doing the hard work for you. Plus it's easier to bind such macros to custom keys on devices this is due to some devices read their own buttons differently.
(Example being Logitech mouse buttons on say the G502 or G602 are not recognized in game as Mouse buttons, and are only recognized by Logitech proprietary software as a G key. )
So I have a a simple AHK script you can convert to .EXE if you wish. The code is very simple, quite simply put Hit F7 to activate it, a high pitch beep will be heard. Then press home key to activate the macro. The required F7 press is a anti-macro usage prevention, it's there so you can toggle activation on or off. You can press F8 to deactivate the macro usage making your home key back to doing only normal home key function this will play a low beep to identify that you've disabled the script. F9 will close the program immediately.
F7: Activates script
F8: Deactivates script
F9: Closes script
Home: Activates Macro
CODE:
Code:
; This script was made by Rykhath
activation:=0
CODE:
F7::
SoundBeep 750, 500
activation:=1
return
Home::
if(activation = 1) {
GetKeyState, D, Home, P
if state = D
click, down
sleep 84
click, up
sleep 208
click, down, right
sleep 80
click, up, right
return
}
return
F8::
activation:=0
SoundBeep 300, 500
return
F9::ExitApp
Still works?
EAC only detects injection style AHK, for ESP, Aimbot ETC....It doesn't block macros, plus EAC doesn't detect it if you convert it to a random EXE file...and you have it under a common EXE name like TS3_Client.
- - - Updated - - -
The glitch works but his timings are off actually the macro doesn't work...but hey
- - - Updated - - -
The glitch works but his timings are off actually the macro doesn't work...but hey
I am working on perfecting the timing for each and optimizing the code. I've also been working on a macro for Double peacekeepers, and a longbow quickfire macro.
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