[FREE] PUBG RADAR undetected packet sniffer

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I have some trouble with setting up the program.

I am using Workstation Pro 14 [latest version] with VM Toolware installed
1. I create a VM with Windows 10 on typical setting [assuming it will automatically create a Vmware bridged network]
2. I installed Java SDK and also Maven as instructed in github and set the env. variables
3. Next I followed the instructions on page 2 and was able to create and connect to the VPN


Question:

1. In the C:\VMRadar\VMRadar-master\vRUN ONLINE file:
For <Your PC Ip> and <Gaming pc Ip> , Do i remove the greater than or less than signs?
Answered: Need to Removed [Thanks to NeverOp]

Note: the file vRun ONLine file is from github, I am assuming it's ballot's, if not plz correct me. I found the link in this thread I believe.
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2. Also what Ipv4 am I using here, is it the Ip that is assigned from connecting to the VPN in step 3? The reason I am asking this is because both the Ipv4 is shown and also the problem for me is when I connect to the VPN, I am dc'ed from the internet for some weird reason.

Extra Info:

Gaming Pc Networks:
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Gaming Pc, which Ip?
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Radar Pc Networks:
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Radar Pc, which Ip?
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When I don't connect to VPN set up in VM:
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When I connect to VPN set up in VM:
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Note: I am using wi-fi on my laptop if that makes a difference.

3. When I compile and package using the mvn comman on the github repo file, 3 files are created on target folder, how am i supposed to use that and what's the difference between these files and the file that is posted in first post in this thread?
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Thanks for the help guys!

1. Yeh, you need the remove these signs.
2. Check the Virtual Network Editor (Edit > Virtual Network Editor)
3. It's the file from Ballot ? Did you try to install VMRadar or the one provided my Ballot ?

Why on the virtual machine, when i put the ip and click "ok" nothing happen????
Help me please, i downloaded WinPcap + Java ...

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Originally Posted by NeverOp 1. Yeh, you need the remove these signs. 2. Check the Virtual Network Editor (Edit > Virtual Network Editor) 3. It's the file from Ballot ? Did you try to install VMRadar or the one provided my Ballot ?

Not sure ifboth the files should be from ballot, one is a github file with latest update and the other one is posted here. I am assuming if you use the one posted here, all one has to do it Run the "START RADAR" file and start pubg right?

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If it's not ballots then I wasted so much time on that lool, I found the link here and assumed it's ballot's github repo.

Anyway the main problem for me right now is when I connect to VPN created from second pc, I am dc'ed from the internet :P

Well did you check Virtual Network Editor ? I can help you trough TeamViewer if you wish to.

Worked but green dot dont move :/

Used vmware + VPN (integred windows)

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Originally Posted by NeverOp Well did you check Virtual Network Editor ? I can help you trough TeamViewer if you wish to.

Sure that'd be great. Also ya I did check the virtual network editor, this is what i see:

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Originally Posted by snu-snu yup, second laptop is quite old, with celeron and probably openGL 3.3 is not supported. is there any way to bypass this? I had another radar (paid), and it worked on that machine :/

What you can do is to use Vmware on your main pc and use your notebook as a second screen using the SpaceDesk program. Then you drag the RADARHACK map onto your notebook screen.
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Originally Posted by TheSaW76 Why on the virtual machine, when i put the ip and click "ok" nothing happen???? Help me please, i downloaded WinPcap + Java ...

Usually this hapens if you don't have opengl 3.3 on your vm or pc (it's kinda the same)

where is the v2 version i couldnt find it

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Originally Posted by Anongh0st where is the v2 version i couldnt find it

Just type on google vmradar , and the first one on github , but i couldn't manage to make it work

Nvm I'm retarded :)

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Originally Posted by Anongh0st where is the v2 version i couldnt find it

On the first page. Use the radarhack link.

Please do something with this cpu usage or let open it with gpu

Nvm I think I got both github and the one here to work, my vpn it seems automatically dced =-= wow talk about being stupid again and again and missing the obvious. I conclude Grey Map = You ddint connect to the shared VPN lol