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I saw some people struggling to make their flickbots work and didn't find any silent aimbots in public sources yet, so I decided to make this guide.
Assuming you already have a screengrab and a method to find enemy positions this should be easy to replicate.
Theory:
The only way to create a silent aimbot without changing the games memory is (to my knowledge) by making an instant flick to the target, shooting and flicking back to the original position instantly. This has to be done with very high speed to achieve a flick that is invisible to the human eye. That's how you can recreate the feeling of a memory silent aimbot.
Please note that the performance of this highly depends on your screengrab. You can also use it with ai aimbots.
Code:
C#
Code:
This code is in C# but you can easily translate it into any other programming language.
Don't use left click as hotkey unless you have a filter driver or arduino.
Usage:
Setup
1. Go into the range, set bots to eliminate 50 (without strafe)
2. Set the variable silentAim to false
3. Equip a Phantom
4. Press your hotkey
5. If it overflicks decrease distance, if it underflicks increase distance
6. Do steps 4-5 until you find the sweet spot where the flick hits 99% of the time
7. Now set silentAim to true and have fun
Or instead of doing these steps use this equation:
s = in game sensitivity
C++
Code:
Code:
i hope MH team can use this on our MH loader or improve this source code
I saw some people struggling to make their flickbots work and didn't find any silent aimbots in public sources yet, so I decided to make this guide.
Assuming you already have a screengrab and a method to find enemy positions this should be easy to replicate.
Theory:
The only way to create a silent aimbot without changing the games memory is (to my knowledge) by making an instant flick to the target, shooting and flicking back to the original position instantly. This has to be done with very high speed to achieve a flick that is invisible to the human eye. That's how you can recreate the feeling of a memory silent aimbot.
Please note that the performance of this highly depends on your screengrab. You can also use it with ai aimbots.
Code:
C#
Code:
C#:
bool hotkeyPressed; //if your hotkey is pressed set to true
bool silentAim = false; //if false do instaflick, if true do silent aim
float distance = 2.5f; //flick distance
int fovX = 100; //flick fov
int fovY = 50;
int delay = 250; //delay between flicks / shots
DateTime lastFlick; //last time the bot shot at an enemy
while (hotkeyPressed)
{
//if enemy in fov...
if (Math.Abs(enemy.X) < fovX && Math.Abs(enemy.Y) < fovY)
{
//if last flick was longer than (delay) milliseconds ago...
if ((DateTime.Now - lastFlick).TotalMilliseconds > delay)
{
//create vector to aim at
var move = newVector2(enemy.X * distance, enemy.Y * distance);
//instaflick to target
Mouse.Move(move.X, move.Y);
//shoot
Mouse.Click(); //I recommend using random delays between press and release
//flick back to original position if silentAim = true
if (silentAim)
Mouse.Move(-move.X, -move.Y);
//update lastFlick
lastFlick = DateTime.Now;
}
}
}Don't use left click as hotkey unless you have a filter driver or arduino.
Usage:
Setup
1. Go into the range, set bots to eliminate 50 (without strafe)
2. Set the variable silentAim to false
3. Equip a Phantom
4. Press your hotkey
5. If it overflicks decrease distance, if it underflicks increase distance
6. Do steps 4-5 until you find the sweet spot where the flick hits 99% of the time
7. Now set silentAim to true and have fun
Or instead of doing these steps use this equation:
s = in game sensitivity
C++
Code:
- distance = 1.07437623 * pow(sens, -0.9936827126);
Code:
- distance = 1.07437623 * Math.Pow(sens, -0.9936827126);
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i hope MH team can use this on our MH loader or improve this source code
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