SMG Cheat for Wardogs



How to install and launch
SMG is a Wardogs cheat that wins on the map rather than on the trigger. The World tab holds ten classes of objects, each switched on its own: wheeled, tracked and stationary vehicles, aircraft, mounted weapons, dropped items, containers, vendors, explosives and corpses. Color, distance limit, font size and point size are set per class, and the stock caption can be replaced with one you type. Vehicles get a faction filter on top of that: your own side is marked apart from everyone else's, which matters on a map where a hundred players split a zone three ways. The aimbot is plainer. An FOV circle in degrees, smoothing, a visible check, Silent Aim and a 3D figure where you mark bones by hand, with a separate list deciding which of them comes first. There is an Ignore Downed switch as well: the aim leaves men on the ground alone, while the ESP paints them a color of their own. Range for both sits on a slider, at 500 and 480 m in the developer's own screenshots. Chams and offscreen arrows are nowhere in the menu, and Misc fits into five switches: recoil, spread, radar, field of view and zoom.
- Windows
- 1021h2-22h2/1121h2-23h2
- Processor
- All
- Graphics card
- Nvidia/AMD
- Launchers
- Steam
- Spoofer
- No built-in/Choose spoofer
List of Hack Features
Aimbot
- Enable — turns the aimbot on; the activation key sits on the same row
- Silent Aim — shots go to the target without the camera turning toward it
- Auto Switch — moves to the next target on its own
- Ignore Downed — skips players who are already on the ground
- Visible Check — locks only onto targets that are actually in view
- Show Radius — draws the capture circle on screen
- Circle Segments — how finely that circle is drawn
- Circle Thickness — line weight of the circle
- Show Crosshair — a crosshair of your own in the middle of the screen
- Field of View — size of the capture circle in degrees
- Smooth — how fast the aim travels to the target
- Maximum Distance — how far the aimbot reaches
- Interactive Bone Picker — a 3D figure where bones are marked by hand, several at once such as head, neck and body
- Bone Priority — which of the marked bones is taken first
ESP
- Box Mode — the box is off, plain or drawn by corners only
- Visible State — the box changes color with whether the target is in view
- Filled — fills the box in
- Name — the nickname above the target, with a font size of its own
- Downed Color — a separate color for players on the ground
- Weapon — what the target is holding
- Skeleton — the model skeleton, with its own color, line thickness and range
- Distance — how far away the target is
- Visible Text / Invisible Text — the words shown for a target in view and out of it, each in its own color
- Health — health shown as a strip beside the box
- Maximum Distance — ESP range
- Live ESP Layout Preview — the whole layout on a dummy, elements dragged into place before the match
Misc
- No Recoil — removes recoil
- No Spread — removes weapon spread
- Radar — a separate radar window over the game
- Zoom — how much of the map the radar holds
- Background — the radar backdrop
- No Resize — locks the radar size
- My Direction — an arrow for where you are looking, with its length
- View Direction — the same arrow on targets, with length and thickness
- Players — colors for visible players, for those on the ground and for the mark outline
- Fov Changer — changes the field of view
- Zoom Hack — magnifies the picture on a key of your own; the zoom level is set next to it
World
- Wheeled Vehicles, Tracked Vehicles, Air Vehicles, Stationary Vehicles — each class switched on its own
- Mounted Weapons, Dropped Items, Containers, Vendors, Explosives, Corpses — the same, class by class
- Show Friendly / Own Faction — vehicles of your own side marked apart from everyone else's
- Show Title / Show Point / Show Distance / Show Background — what the mark carries
- Custom Title — your own caption for a class instead of the stock one
- Maximum Distance, Font Size, Point Size — set per class, not once for the whole tab
Settings
- Save Settings — writes the current setup
- Load Settings — reads a saved setup back
- Reset Settings — returns everything to defaults
- Font Name — a menu typeface of your own, named as a file such as Verdana.ttf
- Font Size — menu text size
- Change Font / Reset Font — applies the typeface or puts the stock one back
- Menu — the key that opens the menu, Home out of the box
- Panic — the emergency key, F11 out of the box
- Battle Mode — the key for battle mode, F8 out of the box
The developer may change the program's functionality at any time, but we always do our best to keep this information up to date
