dwForceJump Bitfields & BitFlags - CSGO BunnyHop Tutorial - Explained

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What are the m_fFlags and dwForceJump offsets?

99% of people people don't have any idea what these variables are so I'm gonna explain it. People are writing 4/5/6 in decimal to dwForceJump and they don't even know why...

I see this in every pasted CSGO project and it's been taught in thousands of tutorials but not a single one tells you what they are. Today we will set the record straight!

m_fFlags and dwForceJump are both bitfields

A bitfield is typically a 4 byte variable where each bit is a bitflag. A bitflag is a bit that represents a bool. Why? To conserve memory and be efficient, better to use a bit than a 1 or 4 byte bool, especially when it comes to networking, every bit saved = less lag. As an integer is 32 bits, you can encode 32 bools into one integer, that's a big savings in memory.

In this CSGO BunnyHop Tutorial you will learn how to develop dwForceJumo and m_fflags from start to finish.

All elite hackers started as noobs. Every single one. The key to becoming and elite game hacker is going through the trials and tribulations of learning the basics until you grasp them well enough to start developing your own unique game hacks. This bunnyhop tutorial you explain how you can go from zero to hero and develop a competent approach to C++ programming.

CSGO(Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) is a multiplayer first-persons shooter game. Many elite game hackers use CSGO bunnyhop to gain an advantage over average and mediocre game players in the online gaming universe. This C++ bunny hop tutorial you show you the skills and programming know-how needed to become like the elite game hackers you play against everyday.

In gaming a bunny hop is a technique used by game hackers to repeatedly jump as they’re moving. Having the skills to create an advanced Counter-Strike: Global Offensive C++ bunny hop will give you a mega advantage over your game peers.

In this tutorial you will learn the following:

. How to properly code dwForceJump
. How to properly code Bitfields and BitFlgs
. How to develop m_fflag properly
. Advanced Windows API hacking skills used by elite game hackers all around the world.

After going through this Counter-Strike bunnyhop tutorial you will have all the skills needed to go out and create even more advanced C++ bhop code. Guided Hacking hope this tutorial on how to bhop in CSGO helps you understand the fundamentals in C++ bhop programming. After learning the advanced Windows API functions such as GetAsyncKeyState(), OpenProcess(), GetProcId(), and GetModuleBaseAddress() you will have all the skills and know how necessary to take on the most elite game hackers in Counter-Strike.
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