[UB VinylScratch]

Can the autoaim key be set to your shooting mouse button, and are you also still maintaining the aimbot plugin against moving players? It's hard to accurately shoot them while they move

[xXDeathreusXx]

Originally Posted by UB VinylScratch Can the autoaim key be set to your shooting mouse button, and are you also still maintaining the aimbot plugin against moving players? It's hard to accurately shoot them while they move

It's completely reliant on your ping and interp, and the servers interp and stability. It aims where the server thinks people are, and this is before any lag compensation so it will always be a different place than you see them, depending on ping, it could be miles off. The projectile prediction is 100% accurate however(barring lobbed projectiles, I don't have the calculation to predict falloff).

I didn't make primary fire an aimkey option specifically because of this, it wouldn't work out that good. I guess maybe for heavy and projectile weapons... Either way, at some point I did in fact add it later on, it's option 4.

[xXDeathreusXx]

Plugin updated: FirstOrderIntercept is handled much better, if where you're firing will hit a wall or the floor, it will aim directly at the client

[Chdata]

Seems like projectiles with gravity aim below the enemy and never hit.

Syringes
Crusader's Crossbow

Nope... Direct Hit is doing this too.

Doesn't seem like it tries to account for players who in midair at all either.

Eh.

You can always check TF2Classic's github for old tf2 source code leak that still applies to the physics for nades and strafing ;p

[CrazyGhostRider]

Errors in version 1.2:
After the first application of damage to the enemy, aim, it does not work. (In FOV mode)
Piro always reflect the rockets and grenades. Irrespective of togo button is pressed or not pressed.


P.s.
sm_autoaim_aimmode 1
sm_autoaim_aimkey 3
sm_autoaim_reflect 1
sm_autoaim_aiminfov 1

[Mini Purple]

hey dude, it works very well if i disable lag compensation, but with it on its still aiming ahead of the target, even on my listen server against bots. there is a plugin that used to work very well on csgo https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=283342, maybe u can add an offset based on the target's ping?

[xXDeathreusXx]

Originally Posted by Mini Purple hey dude, it works very well if i disable lag compensation, but with it on its still aiming ahead of the target, even on my listen server against bots. there is a plugin that used to work very well on csgo https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=283342, maybe u can add an offset based on the target's ping?

I believe interp is handled differently for CS:GO, and as far as I know, there's no way to account for how the server is interpreting where a player is. I could try to shoddily hack it by checking if they are moving and applying a negative offset but that would be very unreliable depending on which way they are moving.

Real aimbots hook into the game and get client positions from the clients game, which is post-prediction, the plugin can only use the server for positions, which results in differing locations.

Bots are different in that they aren't interpolated at all by the server, so they will always be somewhere else on the servers interpretation than the clients, no matter the clients settings.

[Pelipoika]

Originally Posted by xXDeathreusXx I believe interp is handled differently for CS:GO, and as far as I know, there's no way to account for how the server is interpreting where a player is. I could try to shoddily hack it by checking if they are moving and applying a negative offset but that would be very unreliable depending on which way they are moving. Real aimbots hook into the game and get client positions from the clients game, which is post-prediction, the plugin can only use the server for positions, which results in differing locations. Bots are different in that they aren't interpolated at all by the server, so they will always be somewhere else on the servers interpretation than the clients, no matter the clients settings.

https://github.com/Pelipoika/The-unf...t.sp#L432-L438

I have done quite a few improvements on that plugin but i just haven't published them.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by xXDeathreusXx I believe interp is handled differently for CS:GO, and as far as I know, there's no way to account for how the server is interpreting where a player is. I could try to shoddily hack it by checking if they are moving and applying a negative offset but that would be very unreliable depending on which way they are moving. Real aimbots hook into the game and get client positions from the clients game, which is post-prediction, the plugin can only use the server for positions, which results in differing locations. Bots are different in that they aren't interpolated at all by the server, so they will always be somewhere else on the servers interpretation than the clients, no matter the clients settings.

That plugin has the same issue, the only reason you can't see it in the video is because they are not moving and they are bots.

[xXDeathreusXx]

Originally Posted by Pelipoika https://github.com/Pelipoika/The-unf...t.sp#L432-L438

Huh, so that's what that does

Only thing with that is it does nothing with bots