Aimbot

Aimbot

Hey guys. I am having some trouble with my aimbot i am making. I have the player table so i know where everybody's coordinates are and i have my playerclass and i reversed it so that i have my player coords and i have the yaw and pitch. So i have everything i need to make a simple aimbot. The issue is I don't know how to do the math. If somebody can help me with the math I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

Anyone??????

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Originally Posted by LEGiiTxCHAOTiiC

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What are you talking about bro? This question doesn't need code, unless you're gonna leech it. I won't post code, all my question was how could I do the math. I would appreciate it if somebody help me with this. Thanks.

Originally Posted by kibbles18

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/31-c-c-pro...ne-aimbot.html

The issue is that the yaw goes from -1.54 - 1.54 not 0-90 like usual, so idk how to do the math that's why i am confused.

Your yaw is in radian representation.

Code:

#define _USE_MATH_DEFINES

#include <cmath>

double radians_to_degrees(double x) {
  return 180 / M_PI * x;
}

Originally Posted by Fovea

Your yaw is in radian representation.

Code:

#define _USE_MATH_DEFINES

#include <cmath>

double radians_to_degrees(double x) {
  return 180 / M_PI * x;
}

Oh, ok. That makes more sense. Thanks Fovea, and will the calculations for yaw and pitch, as given above in the assualt cube aimbot example, work for any game?

---------- Post added at 11:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:53 PM ----------

Ok, so I tried to recreate the aimbot code for assault cube to apply to my game and I used D3DXVectors instead of the custom class and this is what i have:

Code:

D3DXVECTOR3 vec =  D3DXVECTOR3(players->Pos->x,players->Pos->y,players->Pos->z) - D3DXVECTOR3(Client->clientshell->me->x,Client->clientshell->me->y,Client->clientshell->me->z);
			float angle = sqrtf((vec.x * vec.x) + (vec.y * vec.y) + (vec.z * vec.z));
			Client->clientshell->me->pitch = atan2(players->Pos->z - Client->clientshell->me->z, angle) * 180 /PI;

The angles are within range but are no where near the players. Is there something wrong? I am sure that the coordinates I have are accurate.

OMG! I freekin hate the c++ section now. There's nobody to help. I miss the days when Hell Demon was minion. My questions would be answered within 3 hours minimum.

The angle between two vectors is as follows (all angles are in radian):

theta = arccos((vec1 dot vec2)/(|vect1|*|vect2|))

dot = dot product, google it, |vec| = magnitude of vector, google it.

You can then also get the scalar projection (i.e. length/force) of one vector on to the other by (vect1 dot vec2)/|vec2|

Hope this helps, you should be able to turn this into code pretty easily.

CLose this thread, i solved it no thanks to u guys.

Haha ;[

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