Garry’s Mod Times Hack v2.1.1 [LUA Cheat]

Garry’s Mod Times Hack v2.1.1 [LUA Cheat]

Garry’s Mod Times Hack is a free to download Lua Cheat with amazing features including Aimbot, ESP, Wallhack, Bunnyhop, Misc and so much more!

Garry’s Mod is a physics sandbox game developed by Valve. In this game you can do anything and create everything you ever wanted. Everything is depended on your brain and your creativity.  Just pick up the objects and move them around to build your wildest creations.

But even though this game is a sandbox itself and it claims to have litreally “no limits“, every game has a limit and that is exactly when hacks & cheats come to play. With this Garry’s Mod Times Hack, you can do what you are not allowed to do. You can defeat your enemies in FPS community servers without any effor at all using Aimbot and Wallhack . You can even reveal TTT / Murder(er) info in the popular Garry’s Mod game mode Trouble in Terrorist Town (TTT).

Developer Note

Garry’s Mod Times Hack has been a project I’ve been working on for a while, and now I’m at a point where I feel like I should get rid of it. It’s been a learning experience for me and I don’t really expect it to cover the best possible methods for what’s in it. Much of the code is inserted or referenced by other tricks because I don’t really understand why I should recode something that already exists, and as long as I understand how and why it works, I’m happy. when you put it in.

All credits are listed below and in the source code. I plan on updating the hack until I consider it complete or until I lose interest. My end goal is to write a C++ hack, and since I’m used to GLua I thought that would be a good stepping stone.I will be happy if there are any reviews and comments about cheating as it is the only way for me to really improve myself. If you have any suggestions on features to add, feel free to comment as I’m running out of ideas.

I spent a lot of time making cheats user-friendly (i.e. moving around menus, remembering the position of frames, etc). So if you find anything that might affect the user experience, let me know so I can improve it. Some things I already know and want to help with is that the FOV circle doesn’t match the actual FOV. If anyone knows what’s wrong in my math, please let me know, that would be greatly appreciated.