: While some early versions were thought to bypass manual screenshare inspections, updated reports indicate that it may no longer be entirely "screenshare proof" as of late 2024. Usage and Installation
The "VTF" in the client's name is derived from . Unlike global function hooking (MinHook), which overwrites function prologues and has a higher risk of detection, VMT Hooking replaces function pointers within C++ classes.
: Designed to hide or alter a player's name during live streams to prevent targeting or "stream sniping".
: Allows players to artificially inflate their displayed FPS—sometimes showing figures as high as 16,000 FPS—which is often used by streamers to exaggerate their PC performance.
Use a compatible to inject the .dll into the game process.
The client focuses on utility and "stealth" features rather than a massive library of combat modules. Key features include:
: The client’s interface is designed to be invisible to recording software like OBS when using full-screen mode, allowing users to adjust settings while streaming without viewers seeing the menu. Technical Overview: VMT Hooking
: Includes features like No Jump Delay and No Item Release to streamline movement and combat mechanics.