EFT-DMA-Radar-v2

Project discontinued! Use https://github.com/xx0m/EFT-DMA-Radar-v2

Description

EFT DMA Radar is a radar tool designed for Escape from Tarkov that provides real-time tracking of players and items on a 2D map.

Project Structure

• Maps: Directory containing maps data.
• MonoSharp: Directory containing MonoSharp library.
• Source: Source code directory.
  • Tarkov: Directory for Tarkov-related files.
    • ExfilManager.cs: Manages extraction points.
    • Game.cs: Handles game-related functionalities.
    • GearManager.cs: Manages player gear.
    • GrenadeManager.cs: Handles grenade-related functionalities.
    • LootManager.cs: Manages loot items. (Work in Progress - loot tracking works but need to create cache so it would automatically refresh current game loot)
    • Player.cs: Manages player-related functionalities. (Work in Progress)
    • RegisteredPlayers.cs: Manages registered players.
    • TarkovDevAPIManager.cs: Manages Tarkov market-related operations.
    • QuestManager.cs: Manages quest related functionality
    • PlayerManager.cs: Manages localplayer operations.
    • CameraManager.cs: Manages FPS / Optics camera functionality.
  • Misc: Directory for miscellaneous files.
    • Extensions.cs: Contains extension methods.
    • Misc.cs: Contains miscellaneous functionalities.
    • Offsets.cs: Contains memory offsets.
    • SKPaints.cs: Contains SKPaint configurations.
    • Chams.cs: Contains chams functionality.
    • Toolbox.cs: Manages execution of memory writing operations.

Usage

1. Clone the repository.
2. Ensure all necessary dependencies are in place.
3. Compile the project.
4. Run the application.

Dependencies

• FTD3XX.dll - https://ftdichip.com/drivers/d3xx-drivers/
• leechcore.dll, vmm.dll, dbghelp.dll, symsrv.dll and vcruntime140.dll - https://github.com/ufrisk/MemProcFS/releases

Contact

For any inquiries or assistance, feel free to join the Discord server: https://discord.gg/CtXzXxejmA

Note

Ensure all necessary files are properly included and referenced for the application to function correctly.

Acknowledgments

This project builds upon the original work created by Git link UC Forum Thread. I am not the original creator of this project; all credit for the initial concept and development goes to Lone. This version seeks to extend and enhance the original tool with updated functionalities and improvements.