Xray- Renders only ores user wants to see, mainly used for finding diamonds or chests. Other Names for it include NoKb and AntiVelocity.įullbright- Makes it so there is no darkness.
NoKnockback- If you cant guess what this is, the user does not take any knockback damage when hit. Nodus never had this feature, so it was nothing they ever needed to worry about. The "bypassed" version of this, found in Huzuni is bassicly an auto block breaker that breaks at a much slower rate, as if you were doing it normally.Ĭriticals- This hack is quite hard to detect at most times, but is apparent if the user always deals Critical hits while barely jumping or even not jumping at all. Nuker- Basically an auto-block breaker, but breaks blocks at a faster rate. That comes right from a client developer himself. That, I hope sums up killaura to the greatest extent. However, this can also be beaten with a good aimbot in a Kill Aura and, optionally, some basic movement prediction in the aimbot (this helps the case mentioned before - perpendicular hits). NCP's biggest check against fighting is in the IMPROBABLE check (that check encompasses quite a bit), which tries to fix how fast you can rotate and attack an Entity at the same time (you can notice this in action if someone is running perpendicular to you and you hit them dead on - NCP won't like that and will cancel your hit). NCP's multi-hit / FIGHT_DIRECTION check is a bit broken, as a delay as small as 50 milliseconds (which is the delay for 20 APS) will allow you to hit multiple Entities. NCP will allow up to 15 or so APS (if the Entity is not rapidly updating health). The entire point of having an APS speed higher than 6 or 7 (vanilla maximum) is, like you said, to target and hit multiple enemies rapidly.
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That can come from a mod like FastHeal / Regen or even an in-game effect, like the one from a Golden Apple. The only way you can hit an Entity that quickly is if their health is being constantly updated. Yes, you can set an Aura to as high as 20 APS (that's the maximum that the client / server will even recognize). Just because you're on a horse doesn't mean I can't hear and hit you quite easily.Īnyways, I saw this in someone's signature on HF and had to read it since it was athread. I'm relatively decent at MC PvP, and it makes me uncomfortable when someone accuses me of hacking (in the case of me not actually hacking). I feel that you should have also mentioned that just because you're losing in a fight, that doesn't mean the other person is hacking. As a hacker and client maker, I am extremely annoyed when enraged young adults keyboard shout at me for doing things I'm simply not doing and could not do. I really do like what you tried to do here. getting on target is the hard part (which Kill Aura's and Aimbots overcome). Vanilla MC will limit how fast an Entity will take damage.Ģ.
However, you said that Kill Aura's can reach impossible speeds. This is an auto-attacking hack, being able to hit out of range of normal distance, and at speeds not possible. Kill-Aura - Better known from the hacked client Nodus as Force-field. Such hacks include BUT are not limited to
It is just quite sickening, getting the same thing over and over in chat, its like a broken record and quiet honestly ruins the fun on a server when that's all you read.Ī Minecraft "hacking" client as they are called, are used to gain a Variety of advantages over other players, through the use of malicious mods, that most call "hacks". People in chat all the time say "Omg he 1 hit me, he hacks" or "He has diamond armor as a recruit, he haxs." Now, i know, this is just a young one who doesn't know much about what is and is not possible on a Minecraft Multiplayer Bukkit Server. This is just some background as to why I'm doing this. To any educated human being, things like this *should* be apparent, but anyway I shall continue on. So as the thread title says, we are going to be doing a bit of "myth-busting" regarding hackedclients. Myth Busting: What can hacked clients REALLY do?
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