[WPF] Modern Warfare 3 External ESP
[WPF] Modern Warfare 3 External ESP
Hey guys, recently I came across an idea of using WPF (Windows Presentation Forms) to create an external hack. This is because WPF natively supports transparent windows and can automatically use Aero or GDI+ to render layered windows. That means that this will work for Windows XP, Vista, 7 and even 8. It also means we can have per-pixel alpha blending meaning I can have semi-transparent colors on the screen. On Windows Vista and above, the overlay is hardware-accelerated (meaning it uses your graphics card), but unfortunately on XP, it doesn't so it uses software rendering (aka, CPU) but with a decent CPU, it can render quite well.
This is not the rendering/drawing technique seen in the first or current versions of the hack you may know as "MW3 .NET External ESP". This is a recent demo that I wrote yesterday in fact. It only has a simple ESP at the moment, if you're smart enough, you can add other functionality yourself.
Here is a screenshot of what it looks like (yes, my area is full of hacked lobbies):
Offsets and structs are for 1.9.453. I'm sure I've commented the code enough. If you can't even compile the code well then, it's not my problem. You will need Visual Studio 2010 or above. The source is in C#, so don't ask for me to convert to VB.NET or whatever because I won't.
Code contains FPS limiting/cap too, which can be useful for XP users who don't want their CPU usage eaten up since WPF by default tries to achieve 60 FPS or above through its frame-by-frame rendering event. It also has a FPS counter which reports the FPS of the overlay, not the game.
Thanks to @rawr im a tiger for convincing me to do this, I thought I'd give back to the community because this hack wouldn't be possible thanks to the open-source code provided via @sph4ck, @dheir and others. Big shout out to KN4CK3R, @cardoow, CypherPresents, godly and others in the MW2/MW3 hacking scene, past and present, who without their knowledge, would not make this hack exist.
You are free to do what you want to do on one condition. If you use any of the code or use this as a base, please leave credits (otherwise you should be ashamed of yourself for leeching code and it'd be pretty obvious that you didn't make it).
Virus Scans: (there are no binaries in the attachment)
https://www.virustotal.com/file/a35a...6758/analysis/
http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanre...890b40b8d3a297
This is not the rendering/drawing technique seen in the first or current versions of the hack you may know as "MW3 .NET External ESP". This is a recent demo that I wrote yesterday in fact. It only has a simple ESP at the moment, if you're smart enough, you can add other functionality yourself.
Here is a screenshot of what it looks like (yes, my area is full of hacked lobbies):
Offsets and structs are for 1.9.453. I'm sure I've commented the code enough. If you can't even compile the code well then, it's not my problem. You will need Visual Studio 2010 or above. The source is in C#, so don't ask for me to convert to VB.NET or whatever because I won't.
Code contains FPS limiting/cap too, which can be useful for XP users who don't want their CPU usage eaten up since WPF by default tries to achieve 60 FPS or above through its frame-by-frame rendering event. It also has a FPS counter which reports the FPS of the overlay, not the game.
Thanks to @rawr im a tiger for convincing me to do this, I thought I'd give back to the community because this hack wouldn't be possible thanks to the open-source code provided via @sph4ck, @dheir and others. Big shout out to KN4CK3R, @cardoow, CypherPresents, godly and others in the MW2/MW3 hacking scene, past and present, who without their knowledge, would not make this hack exist.
You are free to do what you want to do on one condition. If you use any of the code or use this as a base, please leave credits (otherwise you should be ashamed of yourself for leeching code and it'd be pretty obvious that you didn't make it).
Virus Scans: (there are no binaries in the attachment)
https://www.virustotal.com/file/a35a...6758/analysis/
http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanre...890b40b8d3a297
Oh, you did release it :3 Very nice
Nice job 
First of all Master131 doing a great job,his hacks are the best you can find on this website,thank you for that.
Nice job 
bad idea releasing this to the noobies lawl
Originally Posted by strangerdanger
bad idea releasing this to the noobies lawl
Originally Posted by master131
Don't worry. They won't know how to compile it.
Great help for starters in ESP . I love you 
Nice one 
It works very fine for me, nice for learning =))
Thank you
cheers
It works very fine for me, nice for learning =))Thank you
cheers
Very nice work (i learned alot from your source)
Thanks master. I'm not much of a cheater so I implemented a toggle key for the ESP. It's especially fun to turn on and specifically target angry players and other cheaters.
Great job.
Whenever a player gets a certain close distance to me, the overlay causes MW3 to lag and fraps measures the FPS as 60 rather than 120. This also causes my mouse to act a little erratic. The problem goes away if I turn off the rendering of players in MainWindow.xaml.cs (inside the loop foreach(var player in playersToRender)). Right now, the only feature enabled is text ESP, not boxes. Strange.
Originally Posted by Naka
Whenever a player gets a certain close distance to me, the overlay causes MW3 to lag and fraps measures the FPS as 60 rather than 120. This also causes my mouse to act a little erratic. The problem goes away if I turn off the rendering of players in MainWindow.xaml.cs (inside the loop foreach(var player in playersToRender)). Right now, the only feature enabled is text ESP, not boxes. Strange.
