How to make a super basic C++ menu/overlay using ImGui, OpenGL and Glfw (Great For Cheats)

[@WzrterFX]

My window is not transparent, I don't know why :(

[@manuroger112]

@WzrterFX I am having the same issue, I found this thread on the glfw discourse website describing the issue. From what I see, there isn't a direct solution. I am on a laptop and on my external monitor, which I have my laptop connected to, seemed to fix the problem

[@manuroger112]

Here is the thread discourse.glfw.org/t/black-screen-when-setting-window-to-transparent-and-size-to-1920x1080/2585

[@manuroger112]

@@WzrterFX As I said I don't know a direct fix for now... I'll keep trying to debug this and maybe find an already probably existing solution that is easy and I don't know about....

[@manuroger112]

@@WzrterFX hey try removing the line that removes window decorations

[@manuroger112]

I went back to this issue today and when I removed the line that removed window decorations it worked ;-;

[@manuroger112]

Quick extra window setting that is useful for overlays, this lets you click through the window, which is useful when you wish to interact with anything but your window, with this you can toggle between your window so that it can be used or not: GLFW_MOUSE_PASSTHROUGH (it's a bool)

[@jeffbrubh4664]

Great video, very informative explanations. I had a funny issue trying to make the decorator transparent though. When the glfw window size is set to the monitor size it completely ignores the GLFW_TRANSPARENT_FRAMEBUFFER flag and turns the entire screen black (I guess because it thinks its fullscreen. GLFW_MAXIMIZED is ignored for fullscreen windows as well so that wont help either). So to fix this i changed the height by 1 to 1919... and it works lol. I'm sure there's a better fix for this tho

[@manuroger112]

@jeffbrubh4664 Thank you! This other viewer also had the same issue, and when I looked into it, I found out that when you would remove the line that would erase window decorations, transparency would finally work, but that would mean your window would have decorations. Annoying issue, but I am glad you found a way around it.

[@ProdBaly]

how can we remove cmd screen ? i want to just open my imgui

[@manuroger112]

You can go to linker settings, system and change the subsystem from console to Windows, from there you will need to change the usual "int main()" entry point to the windows entry point which can be easily found by searching "windows entry point" on google, you will also need to include the Windows.h header inside your file. Also if you get an error after changing it, put the subsystem to "Not Set" and then back on "Windows". If you still get an error just use the internet :)

[@jecajSudbine]

YOu think full opengl desktop could be created on Linux using ImGui? Like just to start it in fullscreen after startx?

[@manuroger112]

@amigaworkbench720 I don't understand your question. If you meant to ask if opengl also works for linux. The answer is yes, it does, but the setup is different. Take my word with a grain of salt as I work with linux really rarely, meaning that I don't have experience with this operating system. This video is made strictly for windows... .

[@g6pubg]

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[@Biel1v4hi]

cool man☢☢☢☢

[@sotsytheyn]

what coding language is best for making cs2 cheats such as wallhack silent aim and stuff

[@manuroger112]

@sotsywastaken C++ as it is really fast and gives you the power to work at a pretty low level and control a lot of your hardware. I would say like 70% of the cheat programs are made in c++ as it gives you a ton of flexibility

[@soviet6722]

C++ or C#

[@Laxy34]

nice :)

[@megaponov1337]

bro make bunnyhope c++ external pls

[@manuroger112]

There is already a video on that on my channel. But please keep in mind that in the CS2 videos I posted, reading/ writing memory is done by opening a direct handle to the game. Which is very detected. In the video, I focus on retrieving the required offsets to make the cheat and coding the logic of the cheat. I do not provide actual software to bypass VAC. It is up to you to implement it. If you want to make it almost fully undetected, I recommend going kernel.

[@bluhgang_director]

pls make imgui menu in cs2

[@manuroger112]

@bluhgang_director The implementation of a menu like this in cs2 is mainly done in internals. I have not yet touched the working with internals in CS2, but what I can tell you is that it is probably really similar to csgo. The overlay in this video with a little of costumization can easily be used for a cs2 external.

[@xenzoh]

Helllo do you have discord or telegram?