[INFO] Things you needed to know when making hacks/bots

• Teleport (client-sided only)
• atk/move speed (depends on the game size, most game are client-sided for those types hacks, because if it's too much for the server to handle everyone's data)
• VAC (client-sided only)
• godmode
• exploiting call functions(bp send, remember the old CP hacks?)
• under-flowing /overflowing values (again, remember the old CP hacks?)
• dmg hack (mostly pockets)
• item/mob/player esp(useful for some huge map MMORPGs. eg. "Archeage" finding hidden monster/ sunken treasures in the sea, finding crafting mats etc.. and all FPS [wallhack]?)
• and more... explore it yourself.

• hp/mp current & max value (all about the heals)
• current map ID/name (so your bot can go map-to-map / mob-to-mob with the right set coords)
• current player coordinates (same as above)
• hotkeys (for heals & skills) [prefer using call functions]
• current mouse coordinate for walking & clicking [prefer using call functions]
• current mob name/ coordinate (so your bot can check what it's killing and also useful for filtering out mobs)
• item ID (so your bot can check for loots and filtering)
• current item coordinates (so your bot can filter out junks by nopping or hidden the junk)
• auto-looting (I'm currently using c++ vector & map to store all the names and boolean T/F for pickups then output the drops into a txt file to see what loots i got when I finished botting)
• death/player detection (auto-stop the bot when died, or another player is near)
• teleport(if it's client-sided)
  
  P.S: again... there's no limit when it comes to making a bot, it's all about ideas since your bot are mostly reading and not altering memory.
  Memory bots are better than pixel bots, if you had the right setup.

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Originally Posted by almar12 Vac hack: - Reverse vac hack, teleporting yourself to the mobs instead of mobs teleporting to you. Change your characters coordination to mobs coordination - Vac hack changing mobs coordinates to your characters coordinations. - Same effect but not called vacuum hack; Increase attack range (Twelvesky 2 aoe for instance) to high number. How to find, and put all the coordinates of the mobs into your code? There must be thousands, lots of work to do it all manually there has be an easier way right?

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Originally Posted by almar12 I am wondering, how many ways are there to get "God mode"? - Enable Game Master commands (Some mmorpg's have godmode as GM command) - Freeze value of HP adress - Change value of dmg you take into 0 - Change HP value to a high number Vac hack: - Reverse vac hack, teleporting yourself to the mobs instead of mobs teleporting to you. Change your characters coordination to mobs coordination - Vac hack changing mobs coordinates to your characters coordinations. - Same effect but not called vacuum hack; Increase attack range (Twelvesky 2 aoe for instance) to high number. How to find, and put all the coordinates of the mobs into your code? There must be thousands, lots of work to do it all manually there has be an easier way right? Thanks for sharing would love to see some tutorials from you (In C++ coding), you use C++ right?

//example vac code

const int TOTAL_MONSTER = 100; //How many monsters you like to vac?

//vacing 100 monsters
for (int CurrentMonsterIndex= 0; CurrentMonsterIndex < TOTAL_MONSTER; CurrentMonsterIndex++)
    {
float currentMonsterCoords[CurrentMonsterIndex].monsterX + ((offset * CurrentMonsterIndex)) 
// each +1 CurrentMonsterIndex equals one monster, 
//eg: currentMonsterCoords[10].monsterX  means the X coordinate of monster #10.
    }

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Originally Posted by 神-SouL Yes, i use c++. for finding godmode what you should use is to find the "I took a hit from this monster" pocket and set the monster coordinate "out-of-sight", so it won't register the hit. or you can just nop the dmg call for some games. and for vac, what i like to use is to make a constant variable, Then I create a 3d array to store each monster x, y, z structure and lastly using a loop to loop thru each monster x, y, z structures. Code: //example vac code const int TOTAL_MONSTER = 100; //How many monsters you like to vac? //vacing 100 monsters for (int CurrentMonsterIndex= 0; CurrentMonsterIndex < TOTAL_MONSTER; CurrentMonsterIndex++) { float currentMonsterCoords[CurrentMonsterIndex].monsterX + ((offset * CurrentMonsterIndex)) // each +1 CurrentMonsterIndex equals one monster, //eg: currentMonsterCoords[10].monsterX means the X coordinate of monster #10. } with the "+ ((offset * CurrentMonsterIndex))" and the "TOTAL_MONSTER" variable, it can just calculate the next monster coordinate without hard-coding the address in.

typedef struct _MonsterObject {
	int ID;
	int Level;
	int Unknown1[23];
	Vector3 Position;
	int Unknown2[55];
} MonsterObject;

MonsterObject* pMonsterObjects = (MonsterObject*)0xDEADBEEF;
for(int i = 0; i < 200; i++)
{
	pMonsterObjects[i].Position = pPlayer->Position;
}