NVV - Guides

# Getting Started

*Please note that everything on this page is a subject to change (WIP) so expect bugs and if you do, you can send them to our Telegram. Currently demonstrating its features.* Welcome to Null Core - Visual Vault Guides. On this page you will find everything you would ever want to know about Null Core software for Team Fortress 2, how to configure it, how to avoid common crashes, how to make your own visual config, how to set up an aimbot and so on! We'll brief you on a simple markdown which will be used through all of the chapters and would help you to understand things better. And if you are new to the Null Core software, let's start! Here's common blocks - Coming to images, there are simple image blocks with descriptions wich will help you with understanding or just giving you some context: And grouped images, good for comparing something which we will definetely do.

# First Glance at the Menu

Now if you aren't familiar with Null Core or you've never seen it, let's start with its actual User Interface (later called UI). On the image below you can see the first appeareance of it once you have it injected in game by clicking INS. Upon clicking on the icon, you'll see the menu with tabs and quick-acess console commands for your own comfort pop up. Let's break it down - no need to hurry. Here you can change your steam name, custom name and disconnect reason, quickly reconnect to the server you're currently on (Retry button), fix your bugged in-game sound, i.e non-stopping pyros flamethrower sounds, sounds of cart moving even if it doesn't (SND_Restart button or StopSound which would be a faster option). CL_FullUpdate button can also fix various things like elements of your HUD (health, ammo) being invisible for some unknown reason and Status button which will show you information about players on the server, their ping, steam IDs in console and so on. You can also notice information about Cloud Usage being shown. You see - Null Core also stores your configuration files and visual configurations in cloud, which then gets synchronized with the cloud upon closing TF2 or opening it.

# Player Manager

Coming to Player Manager it's straight forward - first thing you'll see is a big window with, if you're currently on server with players, players themselves including yourself and additional information like NCU or Priority, or none, if you're not in any server. Skipping obvious headers like kills/deaths or players health there's two other headers which are NCU and priority. You can notice there's two other tabs at the top left named "Recent" and "Stored" but let's leave these tabs behind and first talk about NCU header. NCU (Null Core User) header will display yours and other peoples NCU. On other side, your ESP (Extra Sensory Perception) will display other players who also use Null Core as NCP (Null Core Player).
On two images above you can notice there's three priorities, "Local Player", "Auto-Normal" and "Auto-Ignore". As they speak for themselves, they are automatic as "Auto-Ignore" will be your teammates so the cheat will prevent from shooting your own teammates but will still let you target them with Medi Gun or Crusader's Crossbow and "Auto-Normal" priority being the default priority for your opponents, which makes the Aimbot treat each target equally (priority-wise). However, you can ignore (prevent Aimbot/Triggerbot from targeting specific target) any player you want by right clicking on that player no matter where or under what header and choosing the "Priority: Ignore" option. To set it back to default or let's say, unignore, click on that player again and choose "Priority: Auto" which will assign a default priority based on his team. Besides these default priorities you can create your own, make Aimbot shoot the target affected by that priority even if it's your teammate, automatically crit and so on which will be discussed later on. Talking about priorities, all players with custom or "Ignore" priorities are getting saved in "Stored" tab. You can export and import any priorities you want by right clicking on headers, and choosing the options you want in context menu. "Recent" tab will show you every player you've played with, when you played with that player and provide you an ability to open their Steam profiles by right clicking (works the same way in "Active" tab) including an ability to export that list as well.

# CVar Manager

Opening CVar (Console Variable) Manager in navigation menu will show a small tab with input box. CVar Manager lets you bypass various console commands which are considered as a cheat console command. For example, you can change your viewmodel offsets. Now, the command is considered as a cheat so we can 'set' sv_cheats to 1 to bypass it, of course server won't let you use noclip. Or you can enable clip brushes on official TF2 servers without any problems. For more CVars you can visit list of TF2 console commands and variables

# General Settings

Upon opening Settings menu, you'll see a window with a lot of check boxes and other tabs inside which can get a bit confusing at first, but don't worry, we'll go through each, what it does and should you enable it. Of course, Null Core's menu isn't perfect, it has a quite a lot of broken features, some cheat limitations only an experienced user might know and so on, we'll try to break down each thing. We'll start from top to bottom and from left to right.

# Configs

Null Core has two types of configuration files - the first of them is the one indicated in the picture above (that is, config named "Default 1") which will save and contain almost everything - from the aimbot settings to the simple text for spam in the chat. You're given 3 actions you can perform with this configuration - Reset your selected config, import and export with little corresponding icons on the right. You can click on the arrow pointing down to open dropdown menu of all configs. Down below in the Settings menu you can set hotkey to quickly load your config but it's a bit different. No matter what key you choose in dropdown menu, you will still have to press F1-F12 with the key you have chosen unless it is set to "None" which will make the cheat load your configs by just pressing F1-F12 buttons.

# Contributing

If you have found any mistake, let it be a typo or part of the content providen being wrong, you can always contribute to NVV by correcting it at public Telegram chat or creating a bug report at GitHub.
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