Cheat Engine Find coordinates XYZ TUTORIAL HD
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In this tutorial we will learn how to find coordinates used to make game hacks like a first person shooter aimbot, a csgo ESP (extra sensory perception) hack, or a teleport hack. Coordinates can be used to reverse engineer 2D radars, or to move a player from their current player position to map marker coordinates. This player position tutorial explains cartesian coordinates to note location of players and enemies and to reverse engineer the game map. Cartesian coordinates are stored as (X,Y,Z) and are used to determine collision, stopping players from moving through walls, or other uses. To make an aimbot, you need local player coordinates and enemy player coordinates. Typically, this is stored in memory as X,Y,Z in 4-byte increments.
Note: In cartesian coordinates, the z axis can be considered the vertical (jump) axis, the x axis can be considered the horizontal (east to west), and the y axis can be considered the depth axis (north to south). This reverse engineering tutorial does not follow that convention, and Y is the vertical (jump) axis.
We start by memory scanning Call of Duty 4 in Cheat Engine. We memory scan for the Y axis with a new cheat engine memory scan. We look for a 3-value float structure (vec3 vector 3 coordinates). Most games use floats for higher precision than an integer, reverse engineer coordinates by using cheat engine to search for an unknown value and then search for decreasing or increasing values as you move around the map. To more quickly search for unknown values, set cheat engine hotkeys for fast hacking and reverse engineering. Some games will make coordinates not writable so freezing coordinates will not work to prevent player jumping, so find the Y coordinate we search adjacent 4-byte memory to find Z and X axis coordinates.
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In this tutorial we will learn how to find coordinates used to make game hacks like a first person shooter aimbot, a csgo ESP (extra sensory perception) hack, or a teleport hack. Coordinates can be used to reverse engineer 2D radars, or to move a player from their current player position to map marker coordinates. This player position tutorial explains cartesian coordinates to note location of players and enemies and to reverse engineer the game map. Cartesian coordinates are stored as (X,Y,Z) and are used to determine collision, stopping players from moving through walls, or other uses. To make an aimbot, you need local player coordinates and enemy player coordinates. Typically, this is stored in memory as X,Y,Z in 4-byte increments.
Note: In cartesian coordinates, the z axis can be considered the vertical (jump) axis, the x axis can be considered the horizontal (east to west), and the y axis can be considered the depth axis (north to south). This reverse engineering tutorial does not follow that convention, and Y is the vertical (jump) axis.
We start by memory scanning Call of Duty 4 in Cheat Engine. We memory scan for the Y axis with a new cheat engine memory scan. We look for a 3-value float structure (vec3 vector 3 coordinates). Most games use floats for higher precision than an integer, reverse engineer coordinates by using cheat engine to search for an unknown value and then search for decreasing or increasing values as you move around the map. To more quickly search for unknown values, set cheat engine hotkeys for fast hacking and reverse engineering. Some games will make coordinates not writable so freezing coordinates will not work to prevent player jumping, so find the Y coordinate we search adjacent 4-byte memory to find Z and X axis coordinates.
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12 سال پیش
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