It was an issue with my script for a long time. Without it, some hits won’t be registered.
The interesting part here is the Math.radAdd function.
#SHELLSHOCK 2 AIMBOT CODE#
Below is the code for finding the nearest player and aiming at it. There are also a few checks to prevent aiming at your teammates. You just find the closest player to you, calculate its yaw and pitch from your local player, and then set the aim of your local player. We now have access to everything our aimbot needs. This local player object also has yaw and pitch properties which we can alter to change the aim. Searching for movementX, we find this function that has a health check to determine if our local player is alive. In browser-based FPS games, movementX and movementY properties of the MouseEvent object are used to change the aim when the cursor moves. We know that the aim change when the mouse moves. We can similarly find a way to set the aim of our local player by a little bit of reasoning and guesswork. Players list Using regex to find var names You should use regular expressions to find the var names.
#SHELLSHOCK 2 AIMBOT UPDATE#
Note: You should never use the exact var name in your script cos var names change whenever the code is rebuilt (aka update is pushed by the developers). In our case, the highlighted variable in the code below was the players list. How do you find this array? You can look for = in the beautified version of the js file and use a little bit of guesswork to figure out which one could be the player list. How will anyone store players? Either as an object or an array. How do I find the players list? It all comes down to reasoning and logic. Now that we have a way to modify the main game file, it’s time to find the two things our aimbot needs to work. This part of the script takes care of proxying XMLHttpRequest and injecting our needed code. We can proxy XHR, inject our code into the fetched js file and let the game run it. Going further and looking into the loadJS function reveals that the game uses an XHR to fetch the js file. How do you find the js file? View the source of the HTML page and search for. How do you find these? You can look for them in the main JS file of the game. What are the things an aimbot requires to work? The positions of players in the game and a way to set the local player’s aim. I would suggest looking through the code of the script while reading to better understand this post. This post could be helpful for peeps wondering how cheats for web games are made. And third, the development of the ESP (or vision through walls). The first part will cover what an aimbot requires to work. In this post, I will be explaining how it was done.
Has 10k+ installs in total as of writing. A few months ago, I published an aimbot & esp for shellshock.io on.
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