Valorant Colorbot Hack v2 [Undetected External Aim Assist]

Although using cheats in Valorant has become increasingly difficult, the Valorant Colorbot Hack offers an undetected external triggerbot feature that can enhance gameplay. Developed by berk000x, who has publicly shared his code on GitHub, this tool stands out because, unlike many similar repos written in Python (which are often incomplete or lack functionality), this triggerbot is written in Rust a lower-level, faster language making it highly efficient and reliable.

I’ve personally used this on my main account and, even though I’ve occasionally drawn attention to myself, reports haven’t resulted in any bans. However, it’s recommended to play carefully for best results. The fact that this is open-source doesn’t mean it’s detectable. Since it doesn’t perform any injection, it simply monitors the color at the center of your screen and clicks accordingly. Vanguard doesn’t flag this method, so as long as you play responsibly, there should be no ban risk.

Instructions Before Use:

I have been working on this masm x86 assembly triggerbot for the past few days and wanted to share it here. I started it as a fun project to improve my assembly knowledge. I tried to keep the code as minimal and clean as possible, so people who are interested in ASM can comfortably take this as a starting source.

The total reaction time of the triggerbot is about 13 ms.

Average time taken for each function:
Screen capture: 8 ms
Color detection: 0 ms
Mouse event: 5 ms

(The numbers above are based on 10x10 scan area.)

This triggerbot captures the screen a few milliseconds faster than my previous C implementation, even though they both use BitBlt(). I’m guessing the C/C++ compiler adds a bunch of overhead that slows it down a little.

I'm generally new to assembly, so your feedback would be highly appreciated.

Simple Use:

1. Download the cheat.
2. Unzip the file and open main.exe.
3. Turn RawInputBuffer off in Valorant's general settings.
4. Set your game to Windowed Fullscreen.
5. Ensure enemy color matches Valorant's (Default color is purple).

Developer Instructions:

1. Open the .sln file and build the project in x86 - Debug mode using Visual Studio 2022

GamePlay Video: https://streamable.com/rfzw52