Posts in "game-hacking" Category

Introduction The following blog post will showcase some enumeration tactics for locating high-value variables in game memory along with class attributes.

Introduction Today, we are taking our internal cheat to the next level by focusing on synchronization and precision. We will be: Refactoring our Logic: Moving our cheat execution into the EndScene hook to stay perfectly in sync with the game’s render loop. Enhancing the U...

Introduction In this post we’ll hook DirectX9’s EndScene to render an ImGui overlay. By the end, you’ll have a working menu drawn every frame, with input handled via a Win32 WndProc callback. Prereqs: Visual Studio, DirectX9 headers/libs, MinHook, ImGui, and a matching archite...

Introduction In this post we are manipulating the core AActor class. I’ll be walking you through the logic for a mass health override forcing every Zed in the level to 1 HP. Then diving into the renderer’s memory to physically scale enemy models. Creating a Function to Fetch t...

Introduction In the previous post, our entity list contained nearly 5,000 objects. In this post, we’ll build a filter to remove non-player actors and narrow the list down to likely enemy entities. Reversing AActor::SetPhysics A common concept in video games is an actor’s physi...

Introduction In this post, I made several structural changes to the codebase to better reflect Unreal Engine’s internal object hierarchy. By the end of this post, we will have a complete list of all entities currently loaded into the map. Changing the Pointer I updated the Lo...

Introduction We are going to continue where we left off at part one expanding on our localplayer class by creating a cheat that gives us unlimited money and health. Along with two key binds that will allow us to save/load our XYZ cords.

Introduction For educational and reverse-engineering purposes only. Do not use on online servers.