Fake Stattrak

Apply fake kills to your stattrak and strange weapons in CSGO and TF2.

I will be using "StatTrak", "CSGO" and "Kill" throughout this README but it also applies to TF2 and any Strange filter

While Valve has not banned anyone for modifying their items like this they can ban you if they want to. Use at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damages.

How does it work?

StatTrak kills count on community servers too, so there logically are only two ways Valve would possibly know that you killed someone: Either the client sends something to let the game know you got a kill or the server does it. So I researched and turns out the server sends something telling the game you got a kill.

This script creates a fake server and fake joins it with a bot account and the account you want to boost a StatTrak weapon on. Valve will think its a real match going on and will allow our fake server to send StatTrak increments.

These StatTrak increments basically just tell Valve to update the item and change the kill-count on it.

Requirements

• NodeJS - v18.10.0 or later
• A bit of JSON knowledge
• A bot account

Usage

1. Download this repository
2. Rename config.json.example to config.json
3. Adjust your config - More Info
4. Open a command prompt inside the folder
5. Run npm install to install all dependencies
6. Exit out of Steam - Read Why
7. Run node index.js

Config

• boostingAccount: Object - Account details of the account with the item you want to boost
  • username: String - Login username
  • password: String - Login password
• botAccount: Object - Account details of any account
  • username: String - Login username
  • password: String - Login password
• itemID: String - Item ID of the item you want to boost - How to find the item ID
• appID: Number - ID of the game your item is from - Currently only CSGO (730) and TF2 (440) are supported
• eventType: Number - The event type which defines what stat on an item gets changed - More Info
• incrementValue: Number - How much you want to add to the current item
  • Note: Many changes have been made behind the scenes, this might not properly work! If you have problems please open a new Issue on Github

Valve Anti-Cheat

VAC is a client-side Anti-Cheat, VAC never gets enabled with this. The only thing you can recieve is a VAC was unable to verify your game session. or You cannot play on secure servers for one of the following reasons. This happens when you are logged into Steam while using this. Simply exit Steam or log out of your account before running this. Once the script is done you can start Steam again. VAC errors have nothing to do with using this, to fix the errors above just follow Steam's Support Article.

Find Item ID

To find your item ID go to your inventory and search the item you want to boost, right click it and click Copy link address. You will get something like this: /inventory/#440_2_143113807, this is the schema it follows: AppID_Context_ItemID. Context is irrelevant for you, only AppID and ItemID matter. In this case AppID is 440 and ItemID is 143113807.

Event Type

An event type tells Steam what statistic on a weapon you want to modify, this is important because some items have multiple different counters. Here is a list of all event types I am aware of and their meaning (Last Updated: 9th March 2020)

Note: Some my not work due to them being only counted on official servers, one example is the MVP counter on music kits. I have attempted to automate everything, including splitting StatTrak increases, and detecting "Official Server Only" event types. This is not perfect so some may not work.