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Stop Buying Cheats! Make Your Own in 10 Minutes
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Key takeaways
Game storyline
- This video is not about a game’s narrative storyline. Instead, it teaches how to create an ESP hack (an overlay that highlights in-game entities like enemies) for Counter-Strike 2.
Gameplay / feature overview (ESP hack)
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The ESP reads game data from memory and draws visual overlays on top of the game, such as:
- Boxes around players
- Health bars
- Snap lines (lines connecting to targets)
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It uses a “world to screen” transformation so 3D positions from the game can be converted into 2D screen coordinates for drawing.
Core strategy / key logic explained
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The video frames the hack around 3 main technical steps:
- Attach to the game process (to access its memory)
- Get the module base address (the starting point in memory for the game’s relevant data)
- Use offsets (memory “addresses” that point to specific values like entity lists, health, team ID, and the view matrix)
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It emphasizes that:
- The game stores information about players as entities in RAM (health, team ID, position).
- There is an entity list containing all players in the match.
- The hack reads entity data, checks team ID to skip teammates, then draws ESP only for enemies.
Tutorial / build steps (as presented)
Install development environment
- Download and install Visual Studio
- During setup, select:
- .NET desktop development
- Desktop development with C++
Create a C++ project
- New project → Windows desktop application (C++ template)
- Name the project (any name for the tutorial)
Configure build dependencies
- Project Properties → Linker → Input → Additional Dependencies
- Paste dependency lines from the pinned Telegram source
Add foundation/source files
- Download the source zip from Telegram
- Replace the contents of the main C++ file with
cs2esphack.cpp
Create required header/shader files
- Add
offsets.hpp(from the zip’s offsets header) - Add
memory manager.h - Add
shader.hlsl - Set
shader.hlslbuild setting: Item Type → Does not participate in build
How the code operates
- The “entry point” is described as
WinMain - The cheat:
- Attaches to the Counter-Strike 2 process
- Retrieves the module base (
client.dllfor CS2) - In the
renderfunction, reads:- Screen dimensions
- View matrix
- Entity list
- Local player controller/team info
- Iterates entities, filters by team, performs world-to-screen, then draws overlays
Offset updating method (for game updates)
- After game updates, offsets change; the hack must be updated by replacing offset values.
- The video instructs:
- Use the GitHub link from Telegram
- Check the repo’s output folder/files:
- For player-related offsets: search
client_dll.hpp - For global offsets (entity list/view matrix): use the repo’s
offsets.hpp
- For player-related offsets: search
- Copy updated numbers into your
offsets.hpp
Compile and run
- Ensure the game is running
- Press the Play/Start icon in Visual Studio
- Press ESC to close the cheat safely
Key tips emphasized
- Offsets are game-version dependent and must be updated after updates.
- The overlay drawing depends on correctly implementing:
- Process attachment
- Memory reading
- World-to-screen math via the view matrix
- The video repeatedly warns (in its own framing) about risks of buying public cheats and claims that building yourself avoids scams and reduces detection/update dependency.
Gamers / sources featured
- Counter-Strike 2 (game referenced)
- Visual Studio (tool referenced)
- Telegram (where the source zip and pinned dependency lines are said to be provided)
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GitHub repository linked via Telegram (where updated offsets are retrieved)
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No individual gamer names are explicitly mentioned in the subtitles.
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