ArduinoStrike

ArduinoStrike is a program designed to control the recoil of weapons in Counter-Strike 2 using Arduino Leonardo or any other compatible board. This tool simulates mouse movements for recoil control, implements rapid fire for semi-automatic weapons and adds bunny hop functionality. The software does not interact with the game client in any way, which makes it difficult to be detected by anti-cheat.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Key Features
• Getting Started
  • Requirements
  • Installation
• Configuration
• View
• Contributing
• License

Key Features

Feature	Description
Recoil Control	Reduces gun recoil by simulating controlled downward mouse movements for more accurate shots.
Rapid Fire	Enhances the firing rate of semi-automatic weapons for faster shooting.
Bunny Hop (Bhop)	Automatically performing jumps while holding down the spacebar provides quick movement in the game.
ColorBot (Color TriggerBot)	Detects the color change on the screen when aiming with a rifle and fires the fastest possible shot without delay.
FastReload	Speeds up the reloading process of certain weapons in certain scenarios, allowing you to continue firing faster.

Additional Details

• Note: To enable the bhop feature, enter the command bind mwheeldown +jump in the game console.
• Important: ArduinoStrike does not require a USB Host Shield - the board connects to a PC via USB and works as an HID device.

Getting Started

Requirements

• Hardware: Arduino Leonardo (or compatible board with native USB HID support)
• Software: Arduino IDE, Counter-Strike 2

Installation

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/DeniedAccessLife/ArduinoStrike.git
cd ArduinoStrike

2. Open the Project in Arduino IDE
   Open the ArduinoStrike.ino file located in the ArduinoSketch folder in the repository.

3. Connect and Configure Arduino
   Connect Arduino board to your computer. In the Arduino IDE, select the appropriate Board (Arduino Leonardo) and Port.

4. Upload the Firmware
   Click the Upload button in the Arduino IDE to flash the ArduinoStrike firmware to your board. Once uploaded, your Arduino will function as an HID device, controlling mouse movements according to the code logic.

Configuration

If the Settings.cfg file is not found when launching the program, you will be prompted to enter the following settings into the console:

Setting	Description	Value Type	Range/Options
Bhop	Enables or disables the bunny hop.	Integer	1 (enable) / 0 (disable)
Rapid Fire	Enables or disables rapid fire.	Integer	1 (enable) / 0 (disable)
Sensitivity	Sets game sensitivity level.	Integer	1 to 8
Zoom Sensitivity	Adjusts sensitivity when zoomed in.	Decimal	0.01 to 3.00
Recoil confirmation Key	Assigns a virtual key code to confirm recoil control or disables it.	Integer	VK_CODE (enable) / 0 (disable)
ColorBot Activation Key	Sets a virtual key code to activate ColorBot or disables it.	Integer	VK_CODE (enable) / 0 (disable)
ColorBot Threshold	Sets the allowed color deviation threshold for ColorBot.	Integer	0 to 20
FastReload	Enables or disables fast reloading.	Integer	1 (enable) / 0 (disable)

Additional Details

• ColorBot Threshold: Higher values increase tolerance for color variations.
• Sensitivity and Zoom Sensitivity: Adjust these to match your gameplay preferences.
• Virtual Key Codes (VK_CODE): You can find VK_CODE values here if you want to assign specific keys for activation.

These settings will be saved to Settings.cfg for future launches. You can edit this file to update the configuration as needed.

View

Window of the program.

Contributing

If you want to contribute to this project:

• Request enhancements
• Report bugs and errors
• Create issues and pull requests
• Spread the word about this project

Please read CONTRIBUTING for details on our code of conduct and the process for submitting pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU License - see the LICENSE file for details.