Sorry, I literally don't have time to explain it all but will highlight how to run this.
You'll have to download visual studio -> create a new project -> C++ -> empty project -> in the source folder put all the .cpp files -> in the header folder put all the .h files.
Right click on the solution -> Properties -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor -> Preprocessor Definitions -> include "_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS" for both debug and release.
Run it in RELEASE mode; debug mode is slow.
Something I wrote purely for fun.
Not perfect by any means (after all it's a color aimbot) but it's better than all of the color based bot's that I've honestly seen and it might help for learning purposes.
Edit: I won't be posting binary files but just the source code.
9/19/2016:
I pushed a small update in an attempt to slightly improve it and make it more user-friendly for whoever is not familiar with programming.
I made the program configurable with just the modification of 3 global variables as seen in this video:
Thank so much for this, I'm learning some programming now and gonna try to rewrite this in C# following what you have set up. Hoping I can learn something. Really appreciate it!
Sorry, I literally don't have time to explain it all but will highlight how to run this.
You'll have to download visual studio -> create a new project -> C++ -> empty project -> in the source folder put all the .cpp files -> in the header folder put all the .h files.
Right click on the solution -> Properties -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor -> Preprocessor Definitions -> include "_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS" for both debug and release.
Run it in RELEASE mode; debug mode is slow.
Did that. Thanks. Though I am getting a ton of errors when I try to run it
Last edited by CaptainPlanet; 09-19-2016 at 05:41 PM.
okay guys, this program is just the core without any anti-ban method implemented in it, becareful !
The program is completely external, it reads off the screen, does not inject or read memory neither does it employ hooks.
Anyhow, it's not meant for cheating but learning purposes hence why I only posted the source.
Originally Posted by CaptainPlanet
Did that. Thanks. Though I am getting a ton of errors when I try to run it
What compiler/IDE version are you using? Is it VS2010 or below (which do not support C++11)?