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AI will aim for the player

19.07.2021

Cheating in video games has reached a new level. A special device has been developed that helps the player accurately aim at the enemy. In fact, we are talking about the hardware analogue of Aim Bot. Experts say that this cheat cannot be detected by any protection, since it does not violate the integrity of game files, which is typical for software cheats. The device can be used with both PC and consoles.

Actually, CVCheat is an advanced video capture card that connects to a PC or console using an HDMI connector and monitors the frames transmitted by the GPU to the screen. Using built-in artificial intelligence algorithms and computer vision, CVCheat determines the location of enemies in the central area of the screen where the player is looking.

Next, an algorithm comes into play that accurately calculates how far and in what direction it is necessary to move the mouse in order for the enemy to be in the crosshairs of the sight. CVCheat can determine not only the whole enemy, but also its individual parts of the body, allowing, for example, to distribute headshots effectively. The data collected by the capture card is sent to a special pass-through device, such as the Titan Two or Cronus Zen, which is used to emulate the movement of a mouse or gamepad to aim at the target and fire.

Individually, all devices used to run CVCheat are perfectly legal. For example, the same Titan Two or Cronus Zen cards are used to enable the use of computer mice and keyboards with game consoles, as well as to create game macros. However, together they create an effective cheat that does not require modification of game files, so no anti-cheat can detect it.

CVCHeat has flexible settings that allow you to determine the size of the aiming area, aiming speed, body parts where you want to shoot, and so on. In the current version, CVCheat works on the principle of Triggerbot, that is, it allows you to make accurate shots at the enemy that fell into the area of fine-tuning the sight. In addition, it has a recoil control function after each shot.

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