MkWii Anti Cheat - Component 1 - Throwable item changed detector

[fredgido]

i thought you could hack the "received item signal", if that is true you can time it correctly and pass the check.

[mkwiiNinclan]

Hi GURU, we do not know, but we know XeR both... He had to "give" me the code Anti-cheat, but he told me to see with you, because he thinks that your code is more "accomplished". Can we discuss it? My skype: ninclan (no Hack!!!), I am French as XeR, thank you

[TheCallum694]

Good to see you back GURU. Even though you probably never left! ;)

[wilsonsn]

The spectator mode demo is to show that it works in spectator mode and familiarise the viewer with the timer. Spectator mode isnt compulsory because the minutes shows the player number and changes when items are thrown all over the map (as you can see)

[wilsonsn]

To answer previous questions, this is the start of a mario kart wii anti-cheat. In this video it lets you "spy" on items (received vs used - seconds vs miliseconds) WHEN they are thrown (anywhere on the map). In a real clan war/ competition I simply switch the cheat so that it stops showing "ALL" data and instead shows only "HACK data" i.e. only changes the timer when seconds vs miliseconds dont match...much easier to then inspect the timer, record the "minutes" (player) number...and post vid.

[Speed64Demon]

so...

seconds+milliseconds have to be the same (or else the player is hacking or laggy)

Minutes part is player? hmm

still... how are you supposed to see someone else's screen the whole full 4-5 races on average?

[SlamThatHam]

:58 dat fist pump

I have no idea what hack actually does.

[FVrusoX]

I don't get this... If I understood well, this cheat let you know if someone is hacking items?

[34superracer]

also btw, it's not hours:minutes:milliseconds, it's minutes:seconds:milliseconds lol

[34superracer]

hmm, this is very cool. would this be able to detect people who use your "always get shared item" code?