My prototype works 100% client side and would only report to the server in the event the the person was found to be hacking, so it’s not adding to the server’s load. What am I missing? Why don’t large companies build basic wallhack/aimbot detection right into their games?
So, out of pure genuine curiosity (not out of criticism or negative perception) I’d love to possibly get an answer from the community (or Epic directly). If I can do it, it seems like it would be incredibly easy for the people who are much smarter than me working at Epic Games and other such companies. I have prototyped something in UE4 (on top of Generic Shooter) which will detect aimbots and wallhacks. By that I mean, it’s not incredibly difficult to detect if someone is snapping to targets, aiming through walls, has 100% aim/shot accuracy, etc. However, my main question here is why large companies don’t seem to try and detect the **result **itself. This is essentially trying to stop hacks by their *means *as opposed to stopping them by their result.ĭon’t get me wrong, I think things like BE should continue to be developed and refined, constantly staying ahead of the curve and detecting new ways for people to hack. BE attempts to detect things like injection.
After prototyping my own client side hack detection for an FPS, I’m very curious why large studios don’t build some sort of anti-hack functionality directly into the game itself? I understand using BattlEye and other software, however that’s not what I’m referring to. It looks like it allows you to turn on autoaim, autofire, and radar as some of its features. By default, it seems to either allow you hit points if you are very close in aim but not dead on or to not have to lead you shots. exe that you run before running the game. I check it out to my surprise it is an aimbot with a. Here is the details:Ī player on my server said he uses a "ping corrector" that I should try, so he sends it to me. Players use it with the autoaim and radar features TURNED OFF but with a feature turned on that allows more hit points than would normally be allowed. I suspect that MANY players use it, and I don't know what to do about it because I can't detect it, and so I would not know who to ban. This aimbot passes my antitcc118h checks. I would specifically like to know what "aimangle=true" does and how I can avoid these type of cheaters, if I should at all. If any of you know about this and/or have ideas about what to do about it, please comment. There is what seems to be a widespread problem with players using a hack that i would like to specify by name, but I don't want more people to find out how to get this hack. I have been running an instagibctf server for just over two months and have learned a lot from reading these forums.
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