New Way to Aimbot AHK PS4 Remote Play

[atmos]

Alrighty, those values look fine so that wasn't the issue.
Try this and see what happens if anything,

setbatchlines, -1
coordmode, pixel, client
a_class := "ahk_class SDL_app"
while (!winexist(a_class)) {
	tooltip, Run RemotePlayPC
	sleep, 100
}
winactivate, % a_class
hd := winexist(a_class)
GetClientSize(hd, w, h)
center_x := w/2
center_y := h/2
MsgBox DwmGetPixel
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of pixel values, value doesn't matter as long as it's changing
	tooltip, % DwmGetPixel(center_x+a_index, center_y, hd)
	sleep, 100
}
MsgBox PixelGetcolor
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of pixel values
	pixelgetcolor,f, % center_x+a_index, % center_y, rgb
	tooltip, % f
	sleep, 100
}
MsgBox DllCall mouse
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of jerking the mouse
	DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", 20*((t:=!t)?1:-1), "UInt", 0)
	sleep, 100
		;~ mousemove, % (cx-(fx-search_x))*div, % (cy-(fy-search_y))*div, 0
}
MsgBox mousemove
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of jerking the mouse
	mousemove, % 20*((t:=!t)?1:-1), 0, 0
	sleep, 100
}
MsgBox done
exitapp
rshift::exitapp

2 different 'get pixels' that use different methods and 2 different mousemoves that use different methods.
See if and which work.

[kaptainkook]

Alrighty, those values look fine so that wasn't the issue.
Try this and see what happens if anything,

setbatchlines, -1
coordmode, pixel, client
a_class := "ahk_class SDL_app"
while (!winexist(a_class)) {
	tooltip, Run RemotePlayPC
	sleep, 100
}
winactivate, % a_class
hd := winexist(a_class)
GetClientSize(hd, w, h)
center_x := w/2
center_y := h/2
MsgBox DwmGetPixel
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of pixel values, value doesn't matter as long as it's changing
	tooltip, % DwmGetPixel(center_x+a_index, center_y, hd)
	sleep, 100
}
MsgBox PixelGetcolor
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of pixel values
	pixelgetcolor,f, % center_x+a_index, % center_y, rgb
	tooltip, % f
	sleep, 100
}
MsgBox DllCall mouse
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of jerking the mouse
	DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", 20*((t:=!t)?1:-1), "UInt", 0)
	sleep, 100
		;~ mousemove, % (cx-(fx-search_x))*div, % (cy-(fy-search_y))*div, 0
}
MsgBox mousemove
loop 50 { ;5 seconds of jerking the mouse
	mousemove, % 20*((t:=!t)?1:-1), 0, 0
	sleep, 100
}
MsgBox done
exitapp
rshift::exitapp

2 different 'get pixels' that use different methods and 2 different mousemoves that use different methods.
See if and which work.

This pops up trying to fix it myself

[atmos]

GetClientSize(hwnd, ByRef w, ByRef h) {
    VarSetCapacity(rc, 16)
    DllCall("GetClientRect", "uint", hwnd, "uint", &rc)
    w := NumGet(rc, 8, "int")
    h := NumGet(rc, 12, "int")
}
DwmGetPixel(x, y, hwnd) {
   hDC := DllCall("user32.dll\GetDCEx", "UInt", hwnd, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 1|2)
   pix := DllCall("gdi32.dll\GetPixel", "UInt", hDC, "Int", x, "Int", y, "UInt")
   DllCall("user32.dll\ReleaseDC", "UInt", hwnd, "UInt", hDC)
   return pix
}

Add these 2 after it, again goofed :'<

[kaptainkook]

GetClientSize(hwnd, ByRef w, ByRef h) {
    VarSetCapacity(rc, 16)
    DllCall("GetClientRect", "uint", hwnd, "uint", &rc)
    w := NumGet(rc, 8, "int")
    h := NumGet(rc, 12, "int")
}
DwmGetPixel(x, y, hwnd) {
   hDC := DllCall("user32.dll\GetDCEx", "UInt", hwnd, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 1|2)
   pix := DllCall("gdi32.dll\GetPixel", "UInt", hDC, "Int", x, "Int", y, "UInt")
   DllCall("user32.dll\ReleaseDC", "UInt", hwnd, "UInt", hDC)
   return pix
}

Add these 2 after it, again goofed :'<

The last thing just points my camera up and 360's

[kaptainkook]

I think the 1st mouse move is just moving the mouse a little wiggle basically

[atmos]

Did either of the pixel searches work? If yes then we might have cracked the mystery as on pc you had to divide the amount to move by million, but on ps4 (remoteplaypc) it seems like you might have to multiply by million.

[kaptainkook]

Did either of the pixel searches work? If yes then we might have cracked the mystery as on pc you had to divide the amount to move by million, but on ps4 (remoteplaypc) it seems like you might have to multiply by million.

Yea they both did

[atmos]

In that case, all that you probably need to do with any aimbot is add another set of multipliers for x and y axis since the y axis is probably even more distorted on ps4.
So, just add these 2 to the top area of any ahk aimbot script you find

ps4_xMult := 2
ps4_yMult := 2

And in the script where it moves the mouse, whether it's with dllcall, mousemove or whatever wrap the variables/values in parentheses and multiply that value by the respective values above, like so

DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", (x+sensitivity)*PS4_xMult, "UInt", (y+sensitivity)*PS4_yMult)

You'll definitely have to find the right multipliers for each and it'll be easier if you get one axis at a time by setting e.g. the "ps4_yMult" to 0 so you only get movement on x axis and vice versa.

(Probably )

[kaptainkook]

In that case, all that you probably need to do with any aimbot is add another set of multipliers for x and y axis since the y axis is probably even more distorted on ps4.
So, just add these 2 to the top area of any ahk aimbot script you find

ps4_xMult := 2
ps4_yMult := 2

And in the script where it moves the mouse, whether it's with dllcall, mousemove or whatever wrap the variables/values in parentheses and multiply that value by the respective values above, like so

DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", (x+sensitivity)*PS4_xMult, "UInt", (y+sensitivity)*PS4_yMult)

You'll definitely have to find the right multipliers for each and it'll be easier if you get one axis at a time by setting e.g. the "ps4_yMult" to 0 so you only get movement on x axis and vice versa.

(Probably )

setbatchlines, -1
coordmode, pixel, client
a_class := "ahk_class SDL_app"
while (!winexist(a_class)) {
	tooltip, Run RemotePlayPC
	sleep, 100
}
hd := winexist(a_class)
GetClientSize(hd, w, h)
ps4_xMult := 2
ps4_yMult := 2
center_x := w/2
center_y := h/2
search_dim := 100
search_x := center_x-(search_dim/2)
search_y := center_y-(search_dim/2)
;;change stuff
div := 0.116 ;decrease if it's too erratic, increase if too slow
offset_x := 50 ;you probably have to change these
offset_y := 50 ;you probably have to change these
;;change stuff
MsgBox % "Press ok to 'start' bot.`n" a_class "|" hd "|" w "|" h "|" center_x "|" center_y "|" search_dim "|" search_x "|" search_y
loop {
	imagesearch, fx, fy, % search_x, % search_y, % search_x + search_dim, % search_x + search_dim, *80 1.png
	if (!errorlevel) {
		DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", (x+sensitivity)*PS4_xMult, "UInt", (y+sensitivity)*PS4_yMult) ;;if this doesn't work, comment and uncomment next
		;~ mousemove, % (cx-(fx-search_x))*div, % (cy-(fy-search_y))*div, 0
	}
	;no need to sleep here since the imagesearch takes longer than 1 frame anyway
}
rshift::exitapp
GetClientSize(hwnd, ByRef w, ByRef h) {
    VarSetCapacity(rc, 16)
    DllCall("GetClientRect", "uint", hwnd, "uint", &rc)
    w := NumGet(rc, 8, "int")
    h := NumGet(rc, 12, "int")
}

I tired with that and it doesnt work...god I feel like we are so close!

[kaptainkook]

In that case, all that you probably need to do with any aimbot is add another set of multipliers for x and y axis since the y axis is probably even more distorted on ps4.
So, just add these 2 to the top area of any ahk aimbot script you find

ps4_xMult := 2
ps4_yMult := 2

And in the script where it moves the mouse, whether it's with dllcall, mousemove or whatever wrap the variables/values in parentheses and multiply that value by the respective values above, like so

DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", (x+sensitivity)*PS4_xMult, "UInt", (y+sensitivity)*PS4_yMult)

You'll definitely have to find the right multipliers for each and it'll be easier if you get one axis at a time by setting e.g. the "ps4_yMult" to 0 so you only get movement on x axis and vice versa.

(Probably )

init:
#NoEnv
#Persistent
#SingleInstance, Force
#Persistent
#InstallKeybdHook
#UseHook
#KeyHistory, 0
#HotKeyInterval 1
#MaxHotkeysPerInterval 127
version = 2.0
traytip, Sharpshooter %version%, Running in background! Aimspot = Torso > Aim is staying on target, 5, 1
Menu, tray, NoStandard
Menu, tray, Tip, Sharpshooter %version%
Menu, tray, Add, Sharpshooter %version%, return
Menu, tray, Add
Menu, tray, Add, Help, info
Menu, tray, Add, Exit, exit
SetKeyDelay,-1, 8
SetControlDelay, -1
SetMouseDelay, -1
SetWinDelay,-1
SendMode, InputThenPlay
SetBatchLines,-1
ListLines, Off
CoordMode, Pixel, Screen, RGB
CoordMode, Mouse, Screen
PID := DllCall("GetCurrentProcessId")
Process, Priority, %PID%, High
EMCol := [0xF2361B, 0xEF3519, 0xEE4131, 0xED4233, 0xEE4031, 0xCF8790, 0xCF878F, 0xD92411, 0xDC2613, 0xA24D53, 0xA84547, 0xB25C62, 0xAB545B] ;Color to search for, hex!
ColVn := 50  ; Color Variations Allowed (higher number more colors allowed)
AntiShakeX := (A_ScreenWidth // 160)
AntiShakeY := (A_ScreenHeight // 128)
ZeroX := 960
ZeroY := 528  ; Higher The number the Higher The Shot
CFovX := 92   ; Fov in pixel around crosshair
CFovY := 92   ; Fov in pixel around crosshair
ScanL := ZeroX - CFovX
ScanT := ZeroY
ScanR := ZeroX + CFovX
ScanB := ZeroY + CFovY
NearAimScanL := ZeroX - AntiShakeX
NearAimScanT := ZeroY - AntiShakeY
NearAimScanR := ZeroX + AntiShakeX
NearAimScanB := ZeroY + AntiShakeY
Loop, {
KeyWait, LButton, D
PixelSearch, AimPixelX, AimPixelY, NearAimScanL, NearAimScanT, NearAimScanR, NearAimScanB, EMCol, ColVn, Fast RGB
if (!ErrorLevel=0) {
loop, 1 {
PixelSearch, AimPixelX, AimPixelY, ScanL, ScanT, ScanR, ScanB, EMCol, ColVn, Fast RGB
AimX := AimPixelX - ZeroX
AimY := AimPixelY - ZeroY
DirX := -1
DirY := -1
If ( AimX > 0 ) {
DirX := 1
}
If ( AimY > 0 ) {
DirY := 1
}
AimOffsetX := AimX * DirX
AimOffsetY := AimY * DirY
MoveX := Floor(( AimOffsetX ** ( 1 / 2 ))) * DirX
MoveY := Floor(( AimOffsetY ** ( 1 / 2 ))) * DirY
DllCall("mouse_event", uint, 1, int, (MoveX * 1.35)/ .555, int, MoveY, uint, 0, int, 0)    ; MoveX * "1.35" (how fast the aimbot aims)
}
}
}
Return
Pause:: pause
return:
goto, init
info:
msgbox, 0, Sharpshooter %version%, Made by erik96 `nGame must be running in borderless windowed mode.`nPress pause key to pause this program.`nLeft click automatically aims down target near the center of the screen.`nRecommended for near distance.`nTry 1920X1080 as resulution works best for me.
return
exit:
exitapp

Using this code it kinda works....

[atmos]

Try replacing the dllcall with this,

DllCall("mouse_event", uint, 1, int, (MoveX * 5)/ .555, int, MoveY, uint, 0, int, 0)

I assume it should spaz out, which would be good.

[kaptainkook]

Try replacing the dllcall with this,

DllCall("mouse_event", uint, 1, int, (MoveX * 5)/ .555, int, MoveY, uint, 0, int, 0)

I assume it should spaz out, which would be good.

yea it does

[atmos]

Then replace that with these 2 lines,

mult_x := 5 ;change this to lower, e.g. 4.5, 4, 3.5, 3, 2.5, etc etc.
DllCall("mouse_event", uint, 1, int, (MoveX * mult_x)/ .555, int, MoveY, uint, 0, int, 0)

and change the mult_x to lower values until it becomes stable.

[kaptainkook]

Then replace that with these 2 lines,

mult_x := 5 ;change this to lower, e.g. 4.5, 4, 3.5, 3, 2.5, etc etc.
DllCall("mouse_event", uint, 1, int, (MoveX * mult_x)/ .555, int, MoveY, uint, 0, int, 0)

and change the mult_x to lower values until it becomes stable.

i put the /.555 in becuz anything lower or higher either does nothing or spazzes out

[atmos]

Hm, I guess remoteplaypc doesn't normalize/convert it to a value between -1+1 and instead interprets the mouse_event as a literal movement of that magnitude.
This shouldn't work very well, but will tell if that's the issue, replace the dllcall with this,

moveAmount := 1 ;try smaller values as well (0.1, 0.5, etc), iirc you could only feed ints, but worth a try with floats
movex:= round(movex)
while (movex-=moveAmount != 0) {
	DllCall("mouse_event", uint, 1, int, moveAmount, int, 0, uint, 0, int, 0)
        ;mousemove, % moveAmount,0,0,r ;try this one too, incase remoteplaypc will interpret it the way we'd like it to
	sleep, 40
}