Speed Camera
From NFBSP
| Speed Camera | |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | FordGT90Concept & Tres |
| Size | 7.65 KiB |
| Release Date | 11 Dec 2007 |
| Current Version | 1.1.0 |
| Prerequisites | .NET Framework 2.0 |
| CLR Compliant | Yes |
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This application has been replaced by Jackal.
An experimental active countermeasure against momentum exploits including "pjumping" and speedhacks.
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Usage
SpeedCamera [-pid "pid"] [-offset "number"] [-low "in/s"] [-grapplelow "in/s"] [-grapplehigh "in/s"]
- -pid <pid> The Process Identifier to attach to.
- -offset <number> Overrides automatic detection of the first offset. May be given as an integer or as hex (starting with "0x").
- -low <in/s> Sets the slowest speed to block. This defaults to 350 in/s.
- -grapplelow <in/s> Sets the low value to ignore for grappling. This defaults to 550 in/s.
- -grapplehigh <in/s> Sets the high value to ignore for grappling. This defaults to 650 in/s.
NOTE: The dedicated server must be started prior to running this application. Also, the application will hang until someone joins the server (bots excluded).
Examples:
SpeedCamera SpeedCamera -offset 0x08000000 SpeedCamera -offset 140000000 SpeedCamera -pid 2015 SpeedCamera -low 275 SpeedCamera -grapplelow 525 SpeedCamera -grapplehigh 675 SpeedCamera -pid 2015 -offset 0x08000000 -low 275 -grapplelow 525 -grapplehigh 675
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Version History
- 1.1.0 - Added -offset and -pid. Changed default -low value to 350. Altered Z-axis exclusion. Zeroes momentum. Displays who broke the speedlimit in the last five seconds. Displays player ID. Improved address searching vastly.
- 1.0.0 - First public release.
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