It is not working in quick game or competitive but working in training!!

[sajadmaster]

When I use the cheat in Training, it works perfectly fine. But when I use it in quick game or competitive mode, it doesn't work. Blizzard somehow detects this cheat, I guess. Any solution?

[HongyiZhang1202]

@sajadmaster Hi Sajad Glad to see it's working in the training at least. Can you describe your issues with more details? Like did the code still be able to reset the mouse but to the wrong place that can hit enemy's head? Or the code did not work at all, there's no difference between running the code or not? Here's my guess: The robots in the training are all in the same size, which makes the code relatively easier to run; however in quickplay and competitive matches, different heroes have different sizes and colors, and the code might not capture the right place for head to hit.

The worst case however is Blizzard has known this piece of shit and blocked it somehow. But this seems not to be the case, since if Blizzard has known this one, why does them allow us to use it at the training mode?

Blizzard does use some anti-virus-like machines to detect hack. You can try to rename the code into other unpopular names; I hope this could confuse Blizzard.

[sajadmaster]

Well, Blizzard has already detected this hack. And my main account was banned, unfortunately. I have 10 years experience in coding and I would definitely find a way to hack this game, without being detected. Even if I get banned several times :dagger: :dango: ^^ I guess their anti-virus system is more sophisticated than just checking the program name. What I guess (based on no evidence) is that they somehow detect the screen capturing of the program. I will try to find a solution when I had some free time.

[Jire]

@sajadmaster You sure about that? My account isn't banned and I've been using this for 3+ years. Did you use any other cheats?

[sajadmaster]

I am 100% sure that my account was banned because of the "edited" version of this code. I've enhanced the code myself so it is much more accurate and uses much less resources. For example, we don't need to get the screenshot of the whole screen, just a 200x200 pixel would be enough. The last thing I forgot to do was to use some mechanism to hide my activities. Perhaps, that's how they tracked me down. No worries. I'm making a friendly virus which will prevent battle.net and overwatch processes from reading other processes. This way, they cannot detect and track my activities.

Well, I'm using my extensive programming knowledge to have some fun. I find this project a fun challenge for myself.

[v-b7]

I guess their anti-virus system is more sophisticated than just checking the program name.

@sajadmaster For internal cheats it is, but for color aimbots is not very good. They only detect software generated mouse events. Use a custom mouse driver, obfuscate your code and have fun.

Also they check for any registered mouse hooks so trying to clear injected mouse event flags won't work

[Jire]

@sajadmaster Did you modify it to use capture via OBS preview? Because this is how it works in competitive mode. 😉

For example, we don't need to get the screenshot of the whole screen, just a 200x200 pixel would be enough. Doesn't it do this already? Based on the capture box.