csh/GUIDE.md

Easy steps to add a cheat to this app:

1. Create a file in the cheat directory
2. Create a class that inherits from Hack:

from hack import Hack

class Mycheat(Hack):
    def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None:
        super().__init__(**kwargs)
        # Here you can initialize global variables for your cheat

3. Add the method who will contain the cheat logic, note that:
   • Your method must contain a sub-method and must be added to the hackloop at the end of the method (see example below)

    def mycheat(self) -> None:
        # Cheat initialization, will only run once

        def cheat():
            # Your cheat logic, will be looped

        # Setting up the loop
        self.hack_loop(cheat)

4. If you need to unload something before closing the app (e.g. restore the initial state of something), you can add a second method called MYCHEAT_unload with MYCHEAT the same name as the previous method

    def mycheat_unload(self) -> None:
        # Called when the app is closed

5. For more examples, see the cheats already done

6. If your cheat logic modifies the same memory of another cheat at the same time, then add that cheat to the list of incompatibilities in cheat after the Incompatible cheats comment. Add only one entry for your cheat, it will automatically propagate to the other ones

Extra infos

• self.pm is used to read/write memory
• self.offsets contains a list of offsets
• self.find_module finds a module (.dll)
• self.find_uint always returns something (blocking thread)
• You can always add time between each loop call by calling sleep
• See the utils file if you need more tools, like a vector class, colour etc.
• If needed, feel free to add your own offsets to the self.offsets variable

Miscellaneous

Please, use black before doing a pull request, as it's the formatter the project use.

On Linux, you can copy the git hook stored in githooks/ who check the code, preventing any commit with bad formatting.

$ cp githooks/* .git/hooks/