IMPORTANT

The menu overhall is nearing completion but it is still in a weird spot and is not as simple to implement as I would like it to be but it works!

OmegaWare Cheat Framework

Menu Design:


Console Appearence:

The Internal Framework

The framework itself can be configured inside of FrameworkConfig.h

FrameworkConfig.h

FRAMEWORK_VERSION: Is the current version of the framework in a Major.Minor.Rework format Ex. 6.8.6 which is the current version at the time of writing.

FRAMEWORK_X64: Is whether or not the framework is currently in a 64 bit configuration, this is set automatically.

FRAMEWORK_OTHER | FRAMEWORK_UNREAL | FRAMEWORK_UNITY: These defines are used to set what interfaces and init functions the framework should based on the target engine type.

FRAMEWORK_RENDER_DYNAMIC: Is used to let the framework to attempt to decide what rendering backend should be hooked and used FRAMEWORK_RENDER_D3D11 | FRAMEWORK_RENDER_D3D12: These defines are used to manually set what rendering backend to use

UnrealConfig.h

SDK_IMPORTED: This is manually defined and is there to remind you to import an SDK before you attempt to build or add any features.

• To generate an SDK checkout Dumper-7 or CheatGear (Paid Service)

UnityConfig.h

MONO_DLL: The name of the mono DLL the target application uses by default it is mono-2.0-bdwgc.dll DEFAULT_ASSEMBLY_NAME: The path to the default Assemply-CSharp.dll, this should be changed and by default is ".\\GAME_NAME_Data\\Managed\\Assembly-CSharp.dll"

How to Build

This project it built using Xmake. I recommend using this extension for VSCode.

# Clone the repo and its submodules
git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 https://github.com/Omega172/OmegaWare-Framework.git # For git 2.13 and later
# or
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Omega172/OmegaWare-Framework.git # Older

# For already cloned repos
git clone https://github.com/Omega172/OmegaWare-Framework.git
cd Omegaware-Framework
git submodule update --init --recursive

# Here are the commands you will need to build the project
xmake -m <release | debug>

xmake -a x64 # The project is not intended for x86 or arm to build for these targets some changes must be made

# Build all
xmake build 

# Individual
xmake build <Internal | FreeType | MinHook>

# If you want to generate a VisualStudio project (Not recommended)
xmake project -k vs -m "debug;release"
# Or
xmake project -k vsxmake2022 -m "debug;release"