Important Note
Unless otherwise stated, do NOT use any of these utilities while the game is running. Most of these utilities have legitimate uses and are not meant to be "cheats," but anticheat companies may be lazy and detect them anyway.
RawInput Detector
Detects all key presses and mouse activity from all sources, whether it be from a physical device or API like SendInput, and displays the associated device ID and name. Input from Windows API (such as SendInput) will not have an associated device and can raise suspicion among anticheats. Speeder sends all input from physical devices installed on your computer, so you do not need to worry about this. You can use this program to ensure that Speeder is sending input from an appropriate device. Ideally, you want Speeder to send input from the keyboard & mouse you are physically using. To change the mouse or keyboard, please consult the [Settings] section of the guide for the game you are playing.
For testing Speeder input while the game isn't running, use the -cmd console command to activate keys. For example:
-cmd s3000|81
This will press the Q key after three seconds. Assuming you are running RawInput Detector, you will be able to see the device used to press the key. Make sure to test the mouse as well with
-cmd s3000|1
for a left click.
Encrypter
Encrypts scripts or text files and locks them to a single email address. Encrypter has three main purposes:
- Encrypting a file to be sold to another Speeder user (e.g., a macro file or waymark script). In this case, all you have to do is input the user's email address and send the encrypted file to them. Assuming you have spelled their email address correctly (case-sensitive!), they will be able to use the encrypted file with their Speeder.
- Encrypting your own macro file to prevent the anticheat from scanning your plaintext, unencrypted macros on a computer separate from the one running Speeder. Encrypter can automatically detect changes to your unencrypted macro file, encrypt it, and then send it across your local network to a shared network folder. Assuming you set up your config.txt folder as the shared network folder (on the other computer), Speeder will automatically reload your encrypted macro file every time you change the unencrypted file on the other computer (because the encrypted file will be overwritten with the new copy). In this way, you can freely edit your macros without the anticheat ever scanning any of them.
- Decrypting your console log. Some Speeders encrypt the text in the console to prevent the anticheat from scanning it. If you would like the view the entire log (up to 1000 lines), you can decrypt the log with Encrypter.
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