a dot or cross ;) -- c#

c# : a dot or cross ;)

shumaker NO[at]SPAM cs.fsu.edu
4/21/2006 4:56:52 PM

Alright, fire up CS, point your AWP at a wall a few feet in front of
you, fire the gun, but don't move the mouse, now use a re Sharpie to
put a red dot or cross over where the gunshot hit the wall.

Now you can no scope people in CS with the AWP or scout, but you'll
have a annoying red dot on your screen...

The alternative: find something better to do than trying to find ways
to cheat in a multiplayer game.

Jarod
4/21/2006 11:33:43 PM

Hey
I need a program that will display a red dot or a cross in the middle of the
screen. But it must display it in games ;) So it will work as a aim
marker( or what is called ? ;) Is it hard to do ?
Jarod

Jarod
4/22/2006 12:00:00 AM

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I don't play with others , I play only with bots because I don't have time
to be good enough ;) So I am not practicing, and I am not going to cheat ;)
I thought maybe my knowledge could just help me a little. And I am still
curious if it's possible to put the red dot or cross on the middle of the
screen in game ( yes it's CS ).
Jarod

sb
4/22/2006 8:52:52 AM

Anything is possible...however this is an easy task at all. AFAIK, you
cannot draw on a directx surface from another application. That means
you'll have to disassemble the CS exe, find the rendering code, and inject
code to draw the dot. After that, you'll have to find/handle the security
checks the game probably has to ensure people have not done what you just
did.

I like the Sharpie idea better...it'll save you months of work.

-sb

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sb
4/22/2006 8:56:30 AM

oopps....typo there. I't s_not_ an easy task :)

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