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    This C++ function resolves the yaw angle of an entity based on its movement and previous ticks of data. It first checks that there is enough historical lower body yaw data for the entity. It then sets the eye angle yaw either to the lower body yaw target or an offset of it, depending on factors like if the entity is on ground, velocity, differences from previous pushes, or if the lower body angle is static. It returns true after resolving the eye angle yaw.

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    Its a resolver for csgo

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    This C++ function resolves the yaw angle of an entity based on its movement and previous ticks of data. It first checks that there is enough historical lower body yaw data for the entity. It then sets the eye angle yaw either to the lower body yaw target or an offset of it, depending on factors like if the entity is on ground, velocity, differences from previous pushes, or if the lower body angle is static. It returns true after resolving the eye angle yaw.

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    Resolver Csgo

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    tom1332
    This C++ function resolves the yaw angle of an entity based on its movement and previous ticks of data. It first checks that there is enough historical lower body yaw data for the entity. It then sets the eye angle yaw either to the lower body yaw target or an offset of it, depending on factors like if the entity is on ground, velocity, differences from previous pushes, or if the lower body angle is static. It returns true after resolving the eye angle yaw.

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    bool CResolver::m_bResolveEntity(CBaseEntity* pBaseEntity)

    {
    auto &currenttickdata = m_ResolverTrack[pBaseEntity->GetIndex()];

    if (currenttickdata.m_fLowerBodyYawArray.size() < 2)
    return false;

    if (pBaseEntity->GetFlags() & FL_ONGROUND && pBaseEntity-


    >GetVelocity().Length2D() > 0.1f)
    *m_angEyeAnglesY = *m_flLowerBodyYawTarget;
    else if (m_iLastPushDifference < 5)
    *m_angEyeAnglesY = currenttickdata.m_fLowerBodyYawArray.front() +
    Cvars.ShotsFiredSwitch ? 15.f : -15.f;
    else if (m_bLowerBodyDeltaIsStatic(pBaseEntity)) // ig credits to pycache for
    giving me the idea for this
    *m_angEyeAnglesY = currenttickdata.m_angEyeAngles.y -
    (currenttickdata.m_angEyeAngles.y - *m_flLowerBodyYawTarget);
    else if (m_iLastPushDifference < 12 && m_iLastPushDifference > 8)
    {
    *m_angEyeAnglesY = *m_flLowerBodyYawTarget + Cvars.ShotsFiredSwitch ?
    40.f : -40.f;
    }
    else if (m_iLastPushDifference < 16 && m_iLastPushDifference > 12)
    {
    *m_angEyeAnglesY = *m_flLowerBodyYawTarget + Cvars.ShotsFiredSwitch ?
    90.f : -90.f;
    }
    else
    *m_angEyeAnglesY = *m_flLowerBodyYawTarget + g_pTools->RandomFloat(-
    180, 180);

    return true;
    }

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