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The unduck window is only 2 units, while a 625-ups fall moves ~9.3 units per
66.7 Hz movement command, so pure jumpbug is ~20% reliable at that speed.
- Add Jumpbug -> Assist timing (default off). When the natural next command
would skip [36,38], pin the post-command ducked distance to 37 by writing
the vertical velocity for that command. Pure jumpbug remains available with
the option off.
- Resolve the client local m_vecAbsVelocity (0x11C) via the client datamap
and the server m_vecAbsVelocity (0x228) via the server datamap.
- Write both the authoritative server velocity (what SetupMove reads through
GetAbsVelocity) and the local prediction fields, so the next CreateMove sees
the assisted origin on both sides.
- Do not write the server m_vecVelocity directly: the datamap scan finds two
same-named entries (0x1C and 0x29C); SetAbsVelocity syncs it after movement.
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- Predict the landing speed from the current vertical velocity and a swept
standing-hull ground trace; engage only when it exceeds
PLAYER_MAX_SAFE_FALL_SPEED.
- Press duck one command before the unduck window so FinishDuck's 36-unit
origin raise places the feet ~37 units above the floor.
- On the next command release duck and press jump: PlayerMove runs Duck()
before CheckJumpButton, so FinishUnDuck sets ground, the jump executes, and
CheckFalling never sees ground for the fall-damage check.
- Measure the per-command fall from consecutive airborne origins instead of a
fixed tick interval; clear IN_JUMP while waiting so the pogo latch is clear.
- New Movement -> Jumpbug -> Active toggle (default on), config [jumpbug].
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- 0.1 s sampling, 100-sample ring; horizontal speed of the local player
- small (240x64) panel centered in the lower half of the screen
- min 0, max auto-scales to the maximum in the 10 s window; shows max value
- ESP -> Show speed graph toggle, persisted as speedgraph=1
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- Aimbot -> FOV and Silent aim -> FOV values (1..180 deg from the crosshair)
- Aimbot -> Show FOV circle: projects the FOV cone through the engine's
world->screen transform (hidden for >=89 deg since the boundary is behind
the eye)
- target lock: while a feature has a bind and the key is held, the acquired
target is kept while it is alive and has a visible selected hitbox point;
it only re-acquires when the target dies/leaves visibility or the key is
released. With bind = None both features keep selecting the nearest target.
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- ship assets/LiberationSans-Regular.ttf (+ OFL license/README)
- at startup, resolve the .so path via dladdr, add assets/...ttf to the
current fontconfig config with FcConfigAppFontAddFile, and fall back to
the system Liberation path if the asset is missing
- font creation tries Liberation Sans, then DejaVu Sans/Noto/Tahoma/Verdana/
Arial, so the overlay still renders on installs without the bundled font
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- rewrite CONTEXT.md for the current architecture, interfaces, netvars,
menu tree, bones/ESP, aimbot/vischeck, triggerbot, silent aim and ABH
- update ISURFACE_STATUS.md: DrawLine slot, current menu/config path,
9 build TUs, current file layout
- remove the stale root-level `tree` file
- drop unused class_health_off/per-class health scan (NPC HP is not
networked), surf_call_slot, and unused scancode helpers
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- new top-level Silent aim feature (Active + Bind, default Mouse3)
- reuses the shared aim-target selection (bone checklist, nearest selected
point, world-only MASK_VISIBLE vischeck)
- writes the exact target angle into cmd->viewangles, sets IN_ATTACK for the
shot, then immediately restores engine view angles to the player's input
view (g_cam_view) so the camera stays where it was
- shares the vischeck/bone selection with the aimbot; independent of the
aimbot/triggerbot binds
- config [silentaim] active/bind
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- top-level Triggerbot feature (Active + Bind, default Mouse4, rebindable)
- trace the crosshair ray from the eye with MASK_SHOT and TRACE_EVERYTHING;
the filter ignores the local player
- if the first entity hit is a live hostile NPC, press IN_ATTACK and fix the
usercmd CRC; walls/props/friendly/neutral/corpses do not trigger
- independent of Aimbot; config [triggerbot] active/bind
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- resolve EngineTraceClient003; TraceRay (slot 4) from the eye to the exact
selected hitbox/bone point with MASK_VISIBLE
- TRACE_WORLD_ONLY filter as requested (static props are not tested, per SDK)
- Aimbot -> Vischeck toggle, persisted as vischeck=1; when on, blocked targets
are skipped and the next-nearest candidate is tried
- target candidates are ranked by angle; on each target the nearest visible
selected hitbox point wins
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- Aimbot -> Bones: Head, Torso (chest+stomach), Left/Right arm,
Left/Right leg; the aimbot aims at the nearest selected hitbox point on
the chosen target (head uses the head hitbox/bone fallback)
- Aimbot -> Smoothness: value 1..45 deg/tick, Left/Right in the menu to
adjust, persisted as smooth=N; default 5 (previous behaviour)
- config: bone_* toggles + smooth under [aimbot]
- menu gains a NODE_VALUE type (right-aligned value, Left/Right edit)
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- select the hostile NPC whose (approximate) head is closest in angle to the
crosshair, then refine to its actual head hitbox/bone
- aimbot menu feature (Active + Bind, default Mouse5, rebindable via the
existing bind chooser); config [aimbot] active/bind
- never snap: move at most 5 degrees per tick toward the target, shortest-path
yaw, pitch clamped to +/-89, 0.05 degree deadzone; no overshoot/oscillation
- fixes the usercmd CRC after modifying viewangles
- skip when dead; ignores friendly/neutral entities (crows, citizens, ...)
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- render parent->child bone links from the SetupBones world matrices
(ISurface DrawLine, projected once per bone)
- menu option "Show skeleton" under ESP, persisted as skeleton=1
- skeletons use the same hostile/friendly/neutral colours as the boxes
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- derive the desired air direction from the raw W/S/A/D input (view-relative)
- pick the velocity perpendicular that rotates toward that target, so S/A/D
work instead of only forward and A/D no longer spin in circles
- no keys: accelerate along the crosshair
- menu label now "Uni-directional auto-strafe"; state column moved to x=270
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