[Pussnboots]

It's doable. Just not as easy as I make it sound. Even with such a code implemented, there's no way of telling how well it would work without real world testing

[FS Frankie V]

Well if you used curve based analyses you could visually see if an aim bot is being used.

Optical cleaning has used for years where a sample range is analyzed based on the required curve and is adjusted as a block of data to smooth things out. Used a lot in motion capture and if you think of a video game being just another type of mocap you could sample ranges on the fly at 125 frames per second.

Regardless of the input device as long as a human is in control the curve will be constant. If an aim bot is used it will show up as a kind of ping in the data stream with it tangent handle 90 degrees to the data stream.

Even Chuck Norris is not that fast.

P.S. Found an f-curve that shows the effect.

http://download.auto...1DED20D-low.png

If you convered the x y of a demo of an aim bot the points at there the curves cross over would be an aimbot.

Actually in animation this is gimble lock