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Originally Posted by inoueciffer
Whats abcurves? Can you share some knowledge?
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ABCurves generates realistic mouse movements that preserve the way a person naturally moves. Rather than simply making movement look human, it adapts to the user's speed, corrections, and movement history so every continuation feels consistent.
It uses two planners: Continuous for moving targets and Static for completing movements toward fixed targets. A shared Renderer converts these movements into realistic 1 kHz mouse reports that reflect the user's individual movement style and hardware.
I think mouse movement analysis is going to become a much bigger part of anti-cheat in the near future. Any aimbot that doesn't account for realistic mouse movement patterns could become increasingly vulnerable to detection.
You can always ask whatever provider you're considering whether they support something like the ABCurves Continuous Planner. If they don't, that's something I'd personally take into consideration. That said, no movement system can guarantee you won't get banned.
There are also plenty of 2PC solutions on the market besides Moonlight and Bly.
There's cphook, CVM, Eventuri, AVALON, and quite a few others.
As much as some of those guys like to knock me, they all have their own interesting solutions. I think it's worth looking at what everyone brings to the table rather than pretending only one provider exists.
