Console

• Easy compile-time customization! Currently, the console customization details are constexpr, but modifiable per build. You can find the values at the top of Console.cc.
• Callbacks with return state, context access and identifiers,
• Simple syntax (bool 0/1 ; int -INT_MAX, INT_MAX ; color 00000000-FFFFFFFF),
• Focus switch (text section/input section) when there's no auto-suggestions focus (tab),
• Text section scrolling (mouse wheel up/down),
• Caret navigation (left/right),
• Auto-suggest cursor navigation (up/down/tab),
• Auto-suggest auto-complete (enter to select),
• JSON, performant, config system, which utilizes console cache, with hashes for access. Can currently store the bool, int, and custom Color_t data types.

Safe rendering

• It is also, very performant! Helveta uses ImDrawList for rendering in the backend.
  • This also means, that, if you want to hotswap the menu with ImGui, you're more than able to.
• The system works by having the user create a queue, may it be locked (thread-safe), or unlocked (non thread-safe). It works by getting the queue, and calling it's Run method, which gives you access to context functions. With that, you'll become able to push renderables to it's contained list. These'll be dispatched in EndScene, where the Drawing Run method is called.
  • You can have functions which take a queue context argument so you can abstract the code base. An example is the Visuals Run method which does this.
  • This is used for the cheat ESP, but can also be used, for, say, a hypothetical menu focus layer.

Entity Cacher

• Adds entity to local list when the game's OnAddEntity method is called, if the entity is not already contained.
• Removes entity from local list when the game's OnRemoveEntity method is called, if the entity is already contained.

ESP

• Note: ESP has enemy and teammates filter (esp.filters.(enemies/teammates)). The features will apply to the select entities.
• Box - esp.box: Make outline of entity's mins/maxs in screen space,
  • You can also fill the outline contents with esp.box_fill.
• Health - esp.health: Draw health bar on the left of the box,
• Name - esp.name: Draw entity's name over the box,
• Weapon - esp.weapon: Draw entity's weapon's name under the box,
• Footsteps - esp.footsteps: Draws a box at the position where a footstep sound was dispatched with specified lifetime (esp.footsteps_time). Once the lifetime runs away, the box will fade away.
  • On hover, it displays the dispatcher's name, the dispatch position, and their last known dispatched position.
  • The dispatcher's name is still available regardless of current dormancy. So is their position of dispatch.
  • When the current entity is dormant, their last known position will be replaced with the text "Unknown".
• (!) On fade in/out you can animate the bounding box Y level by setting the esp.y_animation identifier to true (1).
• Glow - esp.glow: Outline the player's model with engine glow.
• Entities fade in/out (alpha level) according to dormancy state.
• All of the aforementioned can have their color modified. This should be apparent when you type them in the console, as auto-suggest will display their color options, as they're named the same, but have the _color suffix.

Misc

• No Duck Delay - misc.no_duck_delay: Remove ducking cooldown,
• Bunny Hop - misc.bunny_hop: Remove the (pending) IN_JUMP flag when not on ground, so you can only issue IN_JUMP on the landing command, to allow you to jump around with no restrictions,
• Unlock ConVars - misc.unlock_convars: Console callback which removes the 'hidden' flag on every ConVar. Allows you to use commands such as r_aspectratio.

Easy NetVars

• Works on a custom NETWORKED_CLASS(_INHERIT) system which takes the name of the class and stores it as a variable accessible only in the current context. Doesn't carry in inherits, so there's no conflict. This is then used in the NetVars getter.
• Networked variables work on a NETWORKED_VARIABLE_DEDUCE(_NN/_SI) system, which parse the type from the name's Hungarian notation. The parser is made to identify the type from Valve networked variables accordingly. You must pass the data table field name (example: m_iHealth) for a NetVar name for both parsing and the NetVars getter. If a type is not supported or has conflicts due to Valve inconsistency, there's also NETWORKED_VARIABLE_SPECIFIER.
  • TODO: Implement Prediction DataMap for fields such as m_nMoveType, which are currently hacked in.

Smart Memory Scanning

• Compile-time computed patterns - An issue as old as time, when you don't have to grab a string at run-time, THEN turn it into a byte array, there's no need to compute it at run-time. Our method allows you to pass strings to the STB macro, which'll return an array which'll leave no mark of a string (as it won't exist) over the binary. It'll just place the contents in at compile-time.
• String-based pattern scanning - Easier way to get addresses to methods or variables. Meant to work with the Pointer_t FollowUntil as the address of the string itself is more often than not, not relevant.
  • For performance, the string is computed into an array at compile-time, passed to the pattern scanner, which issues a scan only within the .rdata binary section. Once it has the address of the string, it issues an endianness swap, then it scans for the resulted value in the .text section.
  • You can condition this scan, given multiple instances of references to a string.

Compile-time, independent utilities

• If you're interested, you should educate yourself by referring to this file.
  • Some of the primary utilities that can be found there are:
    • Variadic, size-antagonistic Vector_t class,
    • (Valve) Hungarian notation type parser,
    • Compile-time IDA-style Strings to Byte Array,
    • Run-time/Compile-time equating value string hasher,
    • Array utilities.