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Advanced Game Hacking - Part 3 (Graphics Hacks & Anti-Cheat Bypass) So far, we’ve seen how to hack memory and reverse engineer binaries. Now let’s go deeper into the fun (and tricky) side of game hacking
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1. Graphics Manipulation (ESP / Wallhack basics)
Install RenderDoc or PIX for Windows. Open a 3D game (use an offline shooter or Unity sample). Capture a frame → look at draw calls for walls & characters. Disable wall textures OR change enemy shaders to glowing red.
Lesson: You now understand how ESP/wallhacks are made by intercepting rendering calls. 2. Overlay Hacks (Simple ESP)
Use a framework like DirectX Hooking (DX9/11). Create an overlay window on top of the game. Read player/enemy positions from memory (Cheat Engine or ReClass). Draw boxes around them on your overlay. Lesson: How cheats add “extra vision” without touching game graphics directly. 3. Anti-Cheat Bypass (Beginner Safe Test)
Install ScyllaHide with x64dbg. Run a protected offline game with debugging enabled. Notice how the game tries to detect debuggers. Enable anti-anti-debugging in ScyllaHide → bypass check → continue debugging. Lesson: Anti-cheats are just reverse engineering countermeasures, and bypassing them = better RE skills.
Reminder: Never try this on commercial online games (PUBG, Fortnite, CS2, etc.) → that’s illegal 
. Stick to offline/open-source projects for learning. By now (Part 3), you’ve covered:
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