Don't download this script, even though implement it, it doesn't properly or correctly work. Don't expect it

[jire]

Don't download this script, even though implement it, it doesn't properly or correctly work. Don't expect it

[liangtb]

@listenmotherfucker you can say anything ugly but the fact is here it doesn't work at current time, you can't change it.
Say anything!

[EmailedTheBear]

Please don't spam him.

[liangtb]

@EmailedTheBear you wasted several days to implement this script then you found it doesn't work because of the aim issue.

[EmailedTheBear]

Patience.

[EmailedTheBear]

Several months.

[liangtb]

I implemented in several hours then found it didn't work......can't imagine people wasted several days or months then found it's nothing useful....

[liangtb]

@Jire If it doesn't work right now and you wouldn't fix it, you should unload it and not deceive people.

[Jire]

It does work, you just need to research into former issues to find out how to use it.

[liangtb]

@Jire I didn't find some solutions about aim to right, I completely implemented this script by obs and windows titles, so the implement is okay, but the problem of this script is found by somebody, nobody solved this problem, Can you want me to find what but nothing?

[liangtb]

It's the same as EmailedTheBear's problem, nobody solved this before, what can I find?

[liangtb]

@Jire It did work, but not properly work or correctly work!!!!!!!

[liangtb]

@Jire Can you explain this? This script maybe good before, but at current it's broken, and you still post here...

[liangtb]

@Jire at issue #37 you said it failed, then now you said it does work, how?
I successfully implemented it, but it aimed to right randomly, how it work?

[liangtb]

@Jire either you delete this script or update script, because even though successfully implemented it by obs or other softwares, it doesn't work in any way.

[Jire]

The easiest way to resolve the center is by processing through red pixels.

Count the number of consecutive horizontal pixels within the color range, then use the center pixel, which is the first horizontal pixel plus half the total spanning red pixels.

[liangtb]

@Jire as you said in #37, the red pixels can not be detected by current way.

[Jire]

I've shared a simple and effective solution to the problem --- It's up to you to implement the solution, or wait until I get around to it.

[liangtb]

The easiest way is an impossible way which blocked by blizzard.

[liangtb]

I've no ideas about java or kotlin.... I understand your meaning but not able to modify it unless it's based on python or C.

[Jire]

Blizzard's "block" is to generate random shades of red. These shades of red still form an obvious pattern, and fall within a color range. With the solution I provided, you can extract the center of the HP bar, and thus have a flawless cheat. 😉

[liangtb]

Can you give me a temporary solution and I can test it by my chance?

[liangtb]

@Jire I can feedback some info for you.

[liangtb]

Overwatcheat/src/main/kotlin/com/overwatcheat/aimbot/AimBot.kt
This file should be modified by your meaning, am I right?

[liangtb]

IF you don't have time to test it, I can test it and feedback for you...Thanks!😊

[EmailedTheBear]

How would you modify it?

[liangtb]

you should ask @Jire , he provided an idea before, you look up and will find it.

[EmailedTheBear]

I'm not quite sure how to do it.

[liangtb]

#jire Count the number of consecutive horizontal pixels within the color range, then use the center pixel, which is the first horizontal pixel plus half the total spanning red pixels.

[EmailedTheBear]

Okay, how do you find the number. Quite sorry, I'm very nieve

[liangtb]

@Jire can you make a temporary method? I and em will test it on our own risk and feedback for you.