PolyhackSuite Edited

Mi 9. Mär 2016, 21:08	Thema: [Release] PolyhackSuite Edited
System Anmeldungsdatum: Aug 2007 Beiträge: 1957	Kategorie: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Entwickler: H3D35 Beschreibung: This cheat combines ESP glow, radar hack, triggerbot, and recoil control. YES, THIS IS PRIMARILY COPYPASTA FROM MERCCY'S OTHER HACKS ON THIS FORUM AND OTHERS, which is why I've left only his name in the credits for this cheat. This is my first time doing anything in C++. I've combined a few different cheats, but I organized the code a bit, and I added a few original features, such as the ability to save a configuration file. I am a programmer by profession, but this is my first time using a low level language like C++. If some of the fellow programmers here can take a look at the ESP in particular, I'm interested i knowing if there's a more performant way of doing it. I apologize in advance if my code fails to follow best practices or naming conventions. ;o Requirements Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop Merccy's Polyloader 2.0 Instructions Compile with Polyloader 2.0 Launch PolyhackSuite.exe If it's your first time loading it, it will ask you to set your hotkeys. Be prepared to set them as soon as it loads. (See the screenshot below.) This image has been resized. Click this bar to view the full image. The original image is sized 918x497. If you ever get confused or screw anything up, it's easiest to just delete polyhack.ini and let PolyhackSuite.exe generate it again for you. Manual Configuration Each time you load PolyhackSuite.exe, it will read polyhack.ini for your configured hotkeys. If a command isn't set to a hotkey, it will prompt you to set it unless you've deliberately unbound it. You can manually edit polyhack.ini if you want, but you need to know the decimal values for the keys you wish to set. There are two special values: 0 and -1. Setting a hotkey to -1 is the same as deleting it. It will cause PolyhackSuite.exe to prompt you to rebind a hotkey to the command. Setting it to 0 will cause the command to go unbound. There are also some ESP options that you can control in the configuration file. Each value is between 0 and 255. They control how intense the ESP glow is. By default it's pretty subtle, so if you like it intense the way it used to be, set all of them to 255. Screenshots: Download: PolyhackSuite Edited By Hades
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