HOW TO MAKE CS2 WALLHACK - External Box ESP Cheat Tutorial

Introduction to Creating War Hacks for Counter Strike

Overview of War Hacks

• The video introduces the concept of creating war hacks for Counter Strike, aimed at players who struggle with the game.

• It explains that the goal is to enhance gameplay by allowing users to locate and target enemy players easily.

Understanding Game Memory

• The process begins by examining the game's memory to find a list of all player entities, referred to as "The Entity list."

• A matrix transformation is performed on these entities' positions to obtain their coordinates on the player's screen for rendering ESP (Extra Sensory Perception).

Setting Up Your Development Environment

Required Tools and Setup

• Users are advised to use the dash insecure flag when launching the game to prevent detection by anti-cheat systems.

• Installation of DirectX SDK is necessary for this project, with links provided in the description for guidance.

Visual Studio Configuration

• Instructions are given on how to set up Visual Studio: clone a repository and create specific folders and files needed for coding.

• Two folders named 'cheats' and 'SDK' should be created, along with specific header files like client.dl.hpp and offsets.hpp.

Writing Code for ESP Functionality

Initial Coding Steps

• The vector library must be included in your codebase to manage entity pointers effectively.

• A view matrix structure consisting of a 16 float array needs creation, alongside variables for storing process ID and module base address.

Core Functions Development

• Four essential functions are outlined: frame (for rendering), loop (for caching entities), render (for drawing ESP), and water-to-screen function (to convert 3D points into 2D).

Implementing Rendering Logic

Frame Function Implementation

• The frame function involves clearing the renderer device, beginning a scene, ending it, and calling present between these actions.

Loop Function Details

• The loop function retrieves entity lists from memory based on offsets while ensuring only enemy entities are drawn using team comparisons.

Finalizing Render Logic

Memory Management in Rendering

• An STD vector is allocated within a loop as a cache buffer where entity pointers will be stored before copying them into an entity cache vector.

Completing Render Functionality

• The render function reads view matrices from memory, iterates through cached entities, checks their visibility on screen, estimates dimensions, and renders rectangles accordingly.

Concluding Steps

Water-to-Screen Function Explanation

• This function translates 3D world coordinates into 2D screen coordinates while confirming if enemies are visible on-screen through mathematical transformations.

Final Adjustments

• In main.cpp file adjustments include storing process ID/module base address and running an infinite thread executing ESP Loop continuously.

Launching Your Cheat

Running CS2 with Cheats

• Users must run CS2 with dash insecure enabled before launching their cheat from Visual Studio.