interfuse
4th May 2007, 05:06
In short, Octinium is another anti-cheat program. It is a small program which runs in the background while you are playing your game and it takes screenshots of your screen at random intervals. It then compiles all the screenshots into an avi file (movie) for review. Octinium uses minimal resources and will not cause any lag during your gameplay.
Octinium does two things:
• It shows the players crosshair (ie; can see wallhacks)
• Shows the player's netgraph (you must have net_graph 3 and net_graphpos 2 commands set so it shows up in the screen shots. This is to show you're recording a live game, not from a 'demo').
I'm after some feedback, good and bad, from those who have used Octinium. Is it actually an effective way of stopping cheaters?
Octinium does two things:
• It shows the players crosshair (ie; can see wallhacks)
• Shows the player's netgraph (you must have net_graph 3 and net_graphpos 2 commands set so it shows up in the screen shots. This is to show you're recording a live game, not from a 'demo').
I'm after some feedback, good and bad, from those who have used Octinium. Is it actually an effective way of stopping cheaters?