danielkrupinski / Anubis

Free open-source training software / cheat for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, written in C.

Anubis

Free open-source training software / cheat for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive game. Designed as internal cheat - Dynamic-link library (DLL) loadable into game process. Compatible with the latest version of the game on Steam.

Features

• Glow - render glow effect on entities
• Misc - miscellaneous features
• Config - JSON-based configuration system

Features in depth

• Glow - render glow effect on entities

  Allies, Enemies, Planting (player planting bomb), Defusing (player defusing bomb), Local player, Weapons (dropped weapons), C4, Planted C4, Chickens / All, Visible, Occluded

  • Enabled - on / off master switch
  • Health based - color is based on player's hp
  • Rainbow - change color frequently
  • Thickness - outline thickness
  • Alpha - outline alpha
  • Style - glow style [0-3]

• Misc - miscellaneous features

  • Auto strafe - automatically strafe in air following mouse movement
  • Bunny hop - automatically simulate space bar press / release while jump button is being held; increases movement speed
  • Moonwalk - break walking animation

• Config - JSON-based configuration system

  • Create config - create new configuration file
  • Reset config - restore default configuration settings (does not touch saved configuration)
  • Load selected - load selected configuration file
  • Save selected - save selected configuration file
  • Delete selected - delete selected configuration file

Getting started

Prerequisites

Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 (preferably latest version i.e. 16.0.3), platform toolset v142 and Windows SDK 10.0 are required in order to compile Anubis. If you don't have ones, you can download VS here (Windows SDK is installed during Visual Studio Setup).

Cloning

The very first step in order to compile Anubis is to clone this repo from GitHub to your local computer. Git is required to step futher, if not installed download it here. Open git bash / git cmd / cmd and enter following command:

git clone https://github.com/danielkrupinski/Anubis.git

Anubis folder should have been succesfully created, containing all the source files.

Compiling from source

When you have equiped a copy of source code, next step is opening Anubis.sln in Microsoft Visual Studio 2017.

Then change build configuration to Release | x86 and simply press Build solution.

If everything went right you should receive Anubis.dll binary file.

Loading / Injecting into game process

Open your favorite DLL injector and just inject Anubis.dll into csgo.exe process.

When injected, menu is openable under INSERT key.