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[Dave_Scream]

Hi. In some games Crosshair is switched off. And in internet we can found many many software that called "Universal Crosshair Hack". It is simple programm, that make crosshair at center of the screen, with some options.

But there is problem with all this "unversal crosshair" soft - it uses some "not native" mechanism. And because of it crosshair in games is very blinking, and slows FPS on 50%.

For example when I use it in Killing Floor - it slows my FPS from 50-60 to 20-25. And it blinking all time..

so I think that it would be cool and simple to realize the Universal crosshair tool for Direct-X-Mess in CE.

thanks.

[Dave_Scream]

up. Dark Byte what do u think about it?

[Dark Byte]

I guess I could add it

[hcavolsdsadgadsg]

you could always put a piece of tape on your screen and draw it yourself

ghetto way

[Dave_Scream]

[noko_112]

[sitapea1337]

+ crosshair isn't always in the center of the screen. Would be good if it were possible to "+/-x" and "+/-y" coordinate it according to the center of the screen.

[AhMunRa]

[Dave_Scream]

[Dave_Scream]

subject not added in 6.1

im using Direct-X-Mess and it dosnt updated a long time. it sometimes hangs up when loading textures. and have bad targeting when many targets on screen.. the targets are jumping all time.

another suggestion is prioritization of textures.. if high priority texture on screen - target to this texture...

and maybe prioritization based on range...

[atom0s]

Direct-X Mess was never designed with any specific game in mind. In order to do anything like you are asking, you will need to alter the source of it to work specifically for that game. Vertices and strides change from game to game so there is no universal method that can be used to make a "hack" for all games using that DLL.

[Dave_Scream]

[atom0s]

[Dark Byte]

oh directx mess is a universal aimbot (one of the less known features of ce 5.x) but it's not as good as an game specific aimbot.
1: It can't call ingame "inLineOfsight" functions so if an object is drawn even if it is behind a wall, it will be seen as a valid target
2: It predicts the location where the target is next frame based on the pixel changes of the previous frames instead of the speed of the object itself

and as mentioned, if two moving targets get close to the center of the screen (the aimbot picks target based on which one is closes to the center) it might suddenly switch to another target, and that movement can cause the speedcalculation go wrong and move even more

Perhaps if I get time I'll re-implement it for ce 6.2. I know a few new methods that can speed up a lot and be more stable and I have a method I can use to hook direct3ddevice without having to start the game (might require some initial callibration first though to get the actual functions)

[Dave_Scream]

im using aimbot for a long time in one unreal2004 based game.. it good enought and help me alot. but prioritization of targets and target tracking is good idea.

as i remember from source, each red-box is connected to texture and have its own id?

why not to do so: I select some target and move crosshair to near red-dot. then I press aim hotkey - nearest red dot locks and aimhelper start to track only this texture (check by id), until I release aim-helper hotkey. when i kill that unit, i release helper hotkey, red-dot unlocks, then i select another target, move crosshair near, press aim hotkey it locks and tracks without jumps again.

I saw that sometimes texture disappear to be locked and red dot disappears too.. it often happens when too many targets around... well if texture lost, then aim tracking lost too it not so bad. but tracking mechanism is good for aim helper cause jumps are annoying.
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anyway thanks for reply and hope