[Question] Safe to use in other games?

[jeffmprod]

Hello! First of all, thank you for making this, it works perfectly!!

I have some questions:

I've tried using this software on other games (mainly Call Of Duty via clients / offline mode), and it worked flawlessly. So, i'm wondering if it might be safe to use this online on the newer CoDs. I've been using a yawspeed autohotkey script online for years (mainly for trickshotting) and it has been totally safe, but this software works way better than using that script.

As stated, "The program does not patch or inject anything into the game. Apart from simulating mouse input, it doesn't really do anything suspicious.". So, i wonder if it's also safe to use this, as it's very close to using autohotkey.

And also, does this software make some kind of game detection? (as it does not work directly from the windows desktop)

Thank you

[fiveNinePlusR]

I was reading the source code and it seems to just intercept the button presses globally when enabled and move the mouse cursor for you in a controlled way. seems that the game could theoretically ban you for "robotic" movements but there's nothing there that fundamentally is banable like a direct code injection thing. there is a possibility but it seems remote.

if you use it to have a really fast 180 turnbind there is a chance that AI could detect it as a spinbot in something like counterstrike.

I don't see any code that detects games and activates it so it should work on the windows desktop if it's activated

[jeffmprod]

Thanks! I've been using it since then and it's been fine so far....

I don't see any code that detects games and activates it so it should work on the windows desktop if it's activated

Yeah, that i didn't quite understand...

The mouse moves when i'm playing a 3D game in my browser, for example. Just not when i'm directly on Windows. Not sure if it's because turnbinds uses "SendInput" and the AHK script uses "DllCall("mouse_event")"