The GUI can then be connected to the server using a local socket. It’s possible to launch the Linux version of ceserver natively and launch the GUI using wine. Debugger: Determine functions that read and write from/to specific addressesįortunately, Cheat Engine is split into two parts: ceserver and the GUI.Pointer scan: Search for pointers to addresses.Searching for addresses in the memory space of the target process by performing filter-based searches.In the Windows world, there’s handy tool called Cheat Engine that is capable of all the required tasks, like: There are pince and scanmem available but they only provide a limited set of the required features. Linux lacks of good tools to perform the kind of analysis tasks required to code a cheat like this. Aimbot: Automatically aim at the head of the nearest enemy.No Flash: Be immune to flash grenades that would block the players vision.Bunnyhop Bot: Do jumps as soon as the player hits the ground to make it easier to perform bunny hop chains.These are the features I’ve integrated into the hack: The hack I’ve developed works in combination with the Linux version of the game - coding a windows-based hack can however be done with the same methodology and tools.

In reality things get a lot more complicated than this, since people want to change the behavior of functions that are not part of the mod interface in both the base engine and the 'mods', but the principle is still really interesting.This post covers creating a hack for the game Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Hence, it is a mod that hosts other mods transparently (a meta-mod), and allows you to cleanly inject code at run time into existing games. But instead of containing a real game, it just delegates everything to the existing game library while setting up interception points for later use. Metamod works by pretending to be a dynamic library for a game, placed next to the main executable as any other implementation would.

There is a main executable for the engine (and possibly the base Half-Life game, if you're looking at very old versions) and a dynamic library for everything else specific to the actual game: menus, gameplay logic, custom entities, etc. Valve's games (the ones using Goldsrc and Source engines) are pretty interesting in that many of them are still 'mods' from an implementation point of view, even if they are distributed standalone. If anyone is interested in how the more 'legitimate' Goldsrc and Source engine hooking works, you can check out Metamod and Metamod Source.

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