dno exactly about wallhax, but aimbots draw your 'aim' to the hitboxes, that is why aimbots in et can allmost always be detected, coz of the fact that the HAVE to stick at the boxes, not the models, doe sthat answer ur question a bit?
most aimbots stick to models. hitbox-based aimbots require some more coding because you have to generate stuff that is serverside and work with it. but in the end hitbox-bots are a bit more accurate. the difference isn't noticable very much unless your play cheater-vs-cheater where the mentioned difference means much
wallhack: every model that is drawn has it's parameters. one of them are flags where you specifiy various things on which rendering of that model will go. in ET there is RF_DEPTHHACK, when you apply it to a model (entity), it's depth isn't rendered and thus it doesen't 'hide' behind other entities which are closer to you (i.e. a wall). most games use it for drawing your gun, because if you wouldn't apply it to it, your gun wouldn't be visible when you're standing right in front of the wall
aimbot: a game stores your view angles which is basically your mouse position that is sent to the server. so what an aimbot does is: find the angle difference between your crosshair and player's head on your screen and then just add that difference to viewangles
but like, how are they made to see ppl through walls (wh) and instantly aim for head(aimbot) ?
http://www.clanbase.com/blog.php?blog=204
most aimbots stick to models. hitbox-based aimbots require some more coding because you have to generate stuff that is serverside and work with it. but in the end hitbox-bots are a bit more accurate. the difference isn't noticable very much unless your play cheater-vs-cheater where the mentioned difference means much
buznyákl
and aimbot just programmed to stick to the hitboxes
:S
Bulld0g was faster =D
aimbot: a game stores your view angles which is basically your mouse position that is sent to the server. so what an aimbot does is: find the angle difference between your crosshair and player's head on your screen and then just add that difference to viewangles
So chaplja is not a cheater.
RF_DEPTHHACK value is 8, this is where it's being applied to the model:
*(int *) (entity + 0x4) |= 8;