New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

Lately i have come across this style of aimbotting more and more, this hack has a complete SMAC bypass and VAC does not seem effective yet.
Would it be possible to write a check to compare bullets as supposed to aim direction?

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

It's hard for a totally open-source anti-cheat to not be bypassed.

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

HL2? This cheat are discoverable with a simple trick. Not need the SMAC against this shit.
See the autosay...
And the name change hack also discoverable. Fast bouncing preventable too.

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

The open-source aspect has nothing to do with it.

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

And this is why parts of smac is not public.

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

Exactly what part of SMAC is not public

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

Hold on let me just post that code so any hacker can read it :nono:

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

No part of the official distribution of SMAC is closed source.

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

That's correct hope no one though I meant anything else.And as a sidenote, it has some FP's but I have yet to see any aimbot trick it.

Re: New style of Aimbotting not yet seen by SMAC
 

Sorry for the late bump, been quite busy with the hollidays.
This is them promoting and very obviously using the hack, what i reffered to is specifically the aimbot. They manage to do headshots without aiming at the specific player first as you'd normally see from an aimbot when spectating them. As a result they can do far less obvious more sneaky aimbotting thats easily misinterpeted as lag.

I was curious if there is a method of detecting this by for example comparing the camera to the direction the bullets are fired.