anti cheat idea?

@gg123xyz here's another example. this time including dynamic cast. its to separate the users classes' from each other so they don't tamper with each other classes.



#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;

class Creature
{
public:
    Creature();

    virtual void SetName(string name);
    virtual string GetName();

    virtual void ObjectFunction()
    {
        cout << "ObjectFunction called. ";
    }

private:
    
protected:
    string Name;
};

class Goblin : public Creature
{
public:
    Goblin();
private:
    virtual void SetName(string name) override;
    virtual string GetName() override;
    virtual void ObjectFunction() override
    {
        cout << "GoblinFunction called. ";
    }
};

class Unicorn : public Creature
{
public:
    Unicorn();
private:
    virtual void SetName(string name) override;
    virtual string GetName() override;
    virtual void ObjectFunction() override
    {
        cout << "UnicornFunction called. ";
    }
};

int main()
{
    Creature* ptrToCreature = new Creature;
    cout << "Creature object made\n\n";

    Goblin* ptrToGoblin = new Goblin;
    cout << "Goblin object made\n\n";

    Unicorn* ptrToUnicorn = new Unicorn;
    cout << "Unicorn object made\n\n";

    Creature* ObjectArray[] = { ptrToCreature, ptrToGoblin, ptrToUnicorn};
    cout << "ObjectArray object made\n\n";
    
    ObjectArray[0]->SetName("Creature");
    ObjectArray[1]->SetName("Goblin");
    ObjectArray[2]->SetName("Unicorn");

    cout << ObjectArray[0]->GetName() << endl;
    cout << ObjectArray[1]->GetName() << endl;
    cout << ObjectArray[2]->GetName() << endl << endl;

    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
    {
        Creature* obj = ObjectArray[i];

        Unicorn* unicrn = dynamic_cast<Unicorn*>(obj);

        if (unicrn)
        {
            obj->ObjectFunction();
            cout << "right\n\n";
            continue;
        }

        Goblin* gob = dynamic_cast<Goblin*>(obj);

        if (gob)
        {
            obj->ObjectFunction();
            cout << "left\n\n";
            continue;
        }

        Creature* crtr = dynamic_cast<Creature*>(obj);

        if (crtr)
        {
            obj->ObjectFunction();
            cout << "up\n\n";
        }
    }
    
    delete ptrToCreature;
    delete ptrToGoblin;
    delete ptrToUnicorn;

    system("pause");
}

Creature::Creature()
{
    cout << "A Creature has been created\n";
}

void Creature::SetName(string name)
{
    Name = name;
}

string Creature::GetName()
{
    return Name + " dot";
}

Goblin::Goblin()
{
    cout << "A Goblin has been created\n";
}

void Goblin::SetName(string name)
{
    Name = name;
}

string Goblin::GetName()
{
    return Name + " dot dot";
}

Unicorn::Unicorn()
{
    cout << "A Unicorn has been created\n";
}

void Unicorn::SetName(string name)
{
    Name = name;
}

string Unicorn::GetName()
{
    return Name + " dot dot dot";
}

@gg123xyz First of all, this is not stackoverflow. People here are not developers and have no idea what you wrote, so they're unable to evaluate.

Second of all, if you'd really have the solution to cheating, you'd be a millionaire by now selling your product to many companies. Are you?

- maybe record every players game with the server and play back the last 20 seconds of each kill with a recording you can save and send in as proof of a hacker.