[compton93]

Win32 API mouse input and trigger a mouse click in Windows when crosshair on enemy head (more likely when crosshair is within enemy head position).

[tines]

That would require a lot more than editing memory offsets though.

[compton93]

No they just read the memory. The whole point of an external cheat is to only read memory. They can still use Win32 to send inputs.

[cat1750309572]

In Source Engine games, your inputs are stored in a struct ("usercmd", if I remember correctly) before being sent to the server in a client tick. You can modify that struct, a mouse click there is a bit flip on one of the fields. Rotation and movements are float fields. Modifying that struct makes your client send the "inputs" without a need to actually "call" anything.