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Well you can do something like that yourself easly I guess
It wont detect the person who uses maphack but it will kick him from game
Every second
pick every unit on map
if picked unit visible to a player
create a corrupted model for that player attached on picked unit and destroy it
since its not visible to that player game wont display it and wc3 wont crash
but if its not visible and he uses map hack wc3 will display it and it will crash
I don't see how you can detect a unit seeing an invisible unit if map hack doesn't detect "invisible units".
If that doesn't make sense, you guys are detecting if a hero can see a unit. Map hack doesn't work like that. It doesn't tell WC3 that that player can see the unit. That's why it's a hack >>
You have no idea how 100% full proof anti map hacks work
O2, that is kinda bad
I suggest creating a unit for neutral hostile, making it invisible some way, then adding the attachment(effect).
Current map hack "detecting" systems create a corrupted effect and lightning at a location that is not visible for any player. If someone uses map hack, he will see it and wc3 will try to display it for him, resulting in immediate fatal error(game crash).
There is a IsUnitVisibleToPlayer to player function
and it should be false when asking for if an invisible unit is visible to an enemy player
blablabla story of the year
Actually, the anti maphack also needs to do the following:
Prevent players from seeing invisible units.
Prevent players from seeing enemy and ally skills.
Prevent players from seein enemy resources.
Does not neccessarily need to prevent players from removing fog of war.
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