J-Tanzanite
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1 year ago could you explain the difference between those?
Delta is the largest angle change 0.5 seconds prior to a killing shot having taken place. In some cases, it will be zero because the player in question didn't look around enough, and in others, it's zero because it wasn't checked for.
Total-Delta is the total amount of angle change in the past 0.5 seconds prior to a shot (How much their aim looked around leading to a kill).
If someone has 0 in every detection, could it mean they did not cheat?
Put simply: No. Since Delta and Total-Delta are unrelated to Autoshoot, you can ignore those values; cheaters can have both be zero or any value, and does not impact the Autoshoot detection. It's not uncommon for cheaters to have both be zero (or low values), in some cases it's because they're using triggerbot or a small aimbot FOV.
Hope this answers your question.
alicia-st
Hello, I'm back with a question regarding autoshoot detections in csgo. I noticed in logs that when getting a detection, there is also a value for Delta and TotalDelta. Some of them have 0 on both those values while others have some pretty big numbers, could you explain the difference between those? If someone has 0 in every detection, could it mean they did not cheat?