I Made a $100 Paid CHEAT For FREE! — Transcript
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- 0:00This is a paid cheat which I made all by
- 0:01myself for 100% free. It has a nice,
- 0:04fully premium, sleek, and clean design
- 0:07along with fully customizable features
- 0:09and everything a legit paid cheat has.
- 0:11If I bought this cheat from any online
- 0:13resellers or store, it would likely cost
- 0:15me $10 every month for CS2. And if I
- 0:18bought it for any other game like
- 0:19Rainbow Six, it would likely cost up to
- 0:21$50 a month. At $10 a month, it is more
- 0:24than $100 for a yearly subscription. But
- 0:26if you know me already, we don't pay for
- 0:28cheats to anyone. We make them
- 0:29ourselves. And in this video, I'll show
- 0:31you how I made this cheat. Disclaimer,
- 0:33this video is strictly for educational
- 0:35purposes. I'm not bypassing any video
- 0:37game security or promoting free or paid
- 0:39game cheats in any manner. The sole
- 0:41purpose of this video is to educate
- 0:42people about the science behind reverse
- 0:44engineering and video game cheats. All
- 0:46right, so before I start coding it,
- 0:48let's learn how all the cheats for every
- 0:50game work. All the cheats out there
- 0:52follow this exact flow. Number one, it
- 0:54has to know the location of all the
- 0:56players in the match, but how does it
- 0:58know? Well, your computer stores the
- 0:59location and all the game data in your
- 1:01computer's RAM. Cheating software simply
- 1:03reads the location of all the players in
- 1:05the game directly from the RAM and draws
- 1:08lines, boxes, or skeletons using that
- 1:10position data extracted from the RAM.
- 1:12And that is how the ESP hack works in
- 1:15all game. And for the aimbot, we can do
- 1:16two things to make an aimbot. We can
- 1:18programmatically move our mouse until
- 1:20our aim locks onto the enemy. Or we can
- 1:21modify the view angles data, which again
- 1:24is stored in the computer's RAM. Yes, we
- 1:25can also modify the game data, not just
- 1:27read it. Similar memory modification is
- 1:29done to achieve other hacks like FOV
- 1:32changer, no recoil, and speed hacks. All
- 1:34involve reading and modifying the game
- 1:36data to change the game's behavior using
- 1:38our own code. And this is exactly what
- 1:40we need to do in our case as well. So,
- 1:42here's our plan. We make a nice cheat
- 1:43menu from which we can enable and
- 1:45disable our cheat features anytime we
- 1:47want, customize colors and behaviors of
- 1:49our aimbot, and so on. To make
- 1:50beautiful-looking cheat menus, all the
- 1:51cheat developers use a graphics library
- 1:53called Dear ImGui, which allows us to
- 1:56easily make menus. So, I started off by
- 1:58creating a new project in Visual Studio.
- 2:00Visual Studio is the program that is
- 2:02used for making all sorts of apps for
- 2:04Windows, including video game cheats, so
- 2:06I need to use it to write my code and
- 2:07develop the software. Next, I imported
- 2:09the IMGUI library code into my project
- 2:12from GitHub. Next, I needed to make the
- 2:14menu. To do that, I used Claude code to
- 2:16make the menu as fast as possible. I
- 2:18decided to vibe code it because Claude
- 2:19is really good and fast at coding. If I
- 2:21manually went on and coded it, it would
- 2:23have taken a lot of time just to achieve
- 2:25the exact same result, like a few days,
- 2:27but AI does that easily. Once it
- 2:29finished, I built my project, and as you
- 2:30can see, we have a nice-looking menu,
- 2:32which is fully customizable and has
- 2:35options for all sorts of features. But,
- 2:37if we enter the game, we have the menu,
- 2:39but currently there's no ESP, aimbot,
- 2:42triggerbot, or any cheats at all. The
- 2:44reason for that is because Claude can
- 2:46only make the menu for us. If we ask it
- 2:48to make the actual cheats, it refuses to
- 2:50do that. So, the rest of the code needs
- 2:52to be manually written by me, and that
- 2:54is exactly what I'm going to do. But,
- 2:56before that, if you want to learn to
- 2:57make cheats for modern games yourself
- 2:59and become a reverse engineer just like
- 3:01me, check out my premium ethical game
- 3:03hacking course on Patreon. In this
- 3:05course, you will learn the modern
- 3:06tactics of game hacking and reverse
- 3:08engineering that no one else teaches in
- 3:10such a clean and organized way. And not
- 3:12just that, if you are a game developer
- 3:13yourself, you will also learn how to
- 3:15defend your own game from cheat
- 3:17developers. The best part? It costs less
- 3:19than what most people spend every week
- 3:20on junk fast food, which hurts their
- 3:22health. Spend that money into learning
- 3:23instead and become a developer just like
- 3:25me. If you are interested, the link is
- 3:27in the description and pinned comment
- 3:29below. Next, to actually make the ESP,
- 3:32aimbot, and other features work, I need
- 3:34something called offsets. Offsets are
- 3:36something that tells us where the data
- 3:38that our cheat needs is in your
- 3:39computer's RAM. Offsets are different
- 3:41for every game, and they change whenever
- 3:43the game updates. That's why whenever
- 3:45the game updates, you need to wait for a
- 3:46few hours or days before your cheating
- 3:48software starts to work in the latest
- 3:50version of the game. So, how do we find
- 3:52these offsets? Well, there are two ways,
- 3:53the easy way and the difficult way. The
- 3:56easy way is to use a dumper. Dumpers are
- 3:57pre-made software which can find offsets
- 3:59for games in one click. However, they
- 4:01only exist for some limited games like
- 4:03CS2 and mostly indie games made with
- 4:05Unity or Unreal Engine. For big and
- 4:08heavy security protected games, you need
- 4:10to reverse engineer the game using
- 4:11software like IDA Pro to find their
- 4:13offsets. But luckily for CS2, there's a
- 4:16free open-source dumper called CS2
- 4:19dumper by a 2bx on GitHub. So, I
- 4:21downloaded and ran the CS2 dumper and I
- 4:23had all the offsets that were needed for
- 4:25me to develop our software.
- 4:27Once I had the offsets, I imported them
- 4:29into the project and started writing the
- 4:30code for the ESP. To make an ESP, we
- 4:33have to do just three things. Read the
- 4:35location of our enemies from the
- 4:36computer's RAM using the offsets we
- 4:38found. Convert those 3D game locations
- 4:40to 2D using a world-to-screen function.
- 4:43In 3D games, the location is stored as
- 4:443D coordinates, but our computer screen
- 4:46is a flat 2D display. So, to actually
- 4:48show it, we need to first turn those 3D
- 4:50coordinates into 2D. Finally, draw our
- 4:53ESP using IMGUI's built-in drawing
- 4:55functions. And that's how we can create
- 4:57an ESP for any game. So, I coded
- 5:00everything and let's see our ESP in
- 5:01action. As you can see, our ESP is
- 5:03perfectly drawing. We have lines, boxes,
- 5:06skeletons, and health ESP, which we can
- 5:08fully customize as we wish from the
- 5:10menu. And we can change the health bar
- 5:12style, the color of the boxes, and their
- 5:14styles. We have a variety of boxes,
- 5:16health bars, and everything that we can
- 5:18choose to our liking, just like the paid
- 5:20cheats we buy from the online stores.
- 5:42Now that we have a working ESP, the next
- 5:44thing a legit paid cheat needs is an
- 5:46aimbot, a trigger bot, and some subtle
- 5:48miscellaneous features. To make the
- 5:50aimbot, we first need to select a target
- 5:51that is closest to our crosshair. Get
- 5:53its 2D position using world to screen,
- 5:56and finally, precisely move our mouse
- 5:58virtually using the send input windows
- 6:00function. What this means is it makes
- 6:01the game think that we are actually
- 6:03moving our mouse with our hands even
- 6:05while our mouse is completely still. I
- 6:07also added a recoil control system to
- 6:08the aimbot. To make this system, we just
- 6:10have to force our mouse to move
- 6:11downwards on the Y axis while we are
- 6:13shooting. Next, to make the auto fire or
- 6:15trigger bot, we just need to check if
- 6:16our in-game crosshair is over any enemy.
- 6:18If it is, then we again tell our mouse
- 6:20to virtually press the shoot button,
- 6:22which is left click in my case, using
- 6:23the mouse {underscore} event function. I
- 6:25also added some other functions like
- 6:27bunny hop and an FOV changer with
- 6:29customizable setting. Now, let's build
- 6:30and see our cheat in action in a live
- 6:32game. So, here we are, and as you can
- 6:33see, the aimbot and all the other
- 6:35features I have just implemented are
- 6:37working perfectly. As soon as I shoot,
- 6:39my aim is automatically being corrected
- 6:42and snapped precisely toward where the
- 6:44enemies are standing. Enjoy play of me
- 6:46testing all these features in action.
- 9:09>> And that is it for today's video, guys.
- 9:11If you want to learn to make your first
- 9:12cheat for free, then watch the video on
- 9:14your left. And if you want to see how
- 9:15paid cheats get cracked, check out the
- 9:17video on your right. I'll see you in the
- 9:18next one.
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