notgoodusename/OsirisAndExtra

skeet scope

Opened this issue · 9 comments

gamesenseltdbase commented

can someone spoonfeed me simple scope lines please?

JannesBonk commented

can someone spoonfeed me simple scope lines please?

maybe learn some imgui and some c++ then start working by your own

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ptr1226 commented

can someone spoonfeed me simple scope lines please?

maybe learn some imgui and some c++ then start working by your own

what does drawing lines on the screen has to do with imgui? tf?

JannesBonk commented

can someone spoonfeed me simple scope lines please?

maybe learn some imgui and some c++ then start working by your own

what does drawing lines on the screen has to do with imgui? tf?

thats how i made my scope

ptr1226 commented

BRUH are you serious? do you even have iq? you dont do that with imgui xD

JannesBonk commented

BRUH are you serious? do you even have iq? you dont do that with imgui xD

prove me wrong
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Wolfyyta commented

If you have ImGui implemented do like @JannesBonk did. If you dont have ImGui implemented (like me) use DirectX to render:

void CRender::rect_gradient(gradient_t type, color_t start, color_t end, float x, float y, float w, float h)
{
	vertex_t vertice[4] =
	{
		vertex_t(x, y, 1.0f, start),
		vertex_t(x + w, y, 1.0f, type == gradient_t::VERTICAL ? start : end),
		vertex_t(x, y + h, 1.0f, type == gradient_t::VERTICAL ? end : start),
		vertex_t(x + w, y + h, 1.0f, end),
	};

	m_device->DrawPrimitiveUP(D3DPT_TRIANGLESTRIP, 2, &vertice, sizeof(vertex_t));
}
Wolfyyta commented

The logic is left to the user to understand on how to draw. Tip: g_csgo.m_engine->get_screen_size(&width, &height)