Cheat Engine

Timm3D · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 11 Jun 2019 Posts: 6

Hello together,

maybe the title isn't the best explanation, but I will try to explain you guys my plan so that maybe one will understand what the hell I'm trying to do:

So I've got all player coords (X, Z, Y) and all camera coords. I want to create a hack which teleports the player exactly 2 in game meters forward wherever I'm currently looking at. So for example if the player stands before a locked door and I press my teleport hotkey, It should teleport him through the door, and he will stand behind it.

I uploaded two very high quality gimp pics to show you my thinking. The first picture represents the explanation before.

So maybe much of you want to tell me that I simply have to add/sub the x or z coords by +2 or -2 to do this, but this method has a big problem: When the door or the point I'm looking at isn't at a horizontal or vertical position, then it will teleport me somewhere else because for this I have to change X and Z to do so. (Look at picture 2).

So how I'm going to do this? Do I need the cam rotation or something? If someone knows how to do this, I would be very happy if you could tell me.

Thanks in advance!

TheyCallMeTim13 · Posted: Mon May 10, 2021 6:43 am Post subject:

You'd have to do a bit of math with the viewport and vectors of the player. Your best bet for understanding how to do this would be to look into how aimbots are made. And you'd likely have to figure out where the map floor is so you don't fall through the map every time you use it.

Another option is to use the last shot coordinates, basically use where a bullet last hit. Or a teleport to waypoint hack.

Gear2ndGandalf · Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2025 9:48 pm Post subject:

ANSWER in form of LUA.

I had ChatGPT's help but was able to make a LUA teleport script that does just as you're asking. This was done using cheat engine on Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories (STEAM).
For Yaw (player facing direction) you need to know if you're using radians (-3.14 to 3.14) or degrees (0 to 1). This is important because it will determine if you use ex: math.cos(yaw) or math.cos(math.rad(yaw)). The latter converts radians to degrees if I'm not mistaken.

Also it's possible to get X and Y pointers backwards. Look out for that too.