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One Hit Kill

The document contains configuration settings for modifying weapon data in the game "Free Fire". It includes settings for one hit kill headshots, bullet counts and movement, recoil, resolution, and other in-game options. The configuration can write values to memory addresses in the game's executable to update weapon behavior.

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One Hit Kill

The document contains configuration settings for modifying weapon data in the game "Free Fire". It includes settings for one hit kill headshots, bullet counts and movement, recoil, resolution, and other in-game options. The configuration can write values to memory addresses in the game's executable to update weapon behavior.

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?

>
<mconfig>
<configuration>
<handlers>
<handler section="feature"
type="Mono.MonoConfig.FeatureNodeHandler, mconfig, Version=0.1.0.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null"
storageType="System.//update "Free Fire" script One Hit Kill
if (opt.Hard.HeadShot == 1)
{
Function->WritePointer((DWORD)GetModuleHandle ("Free Fire.exe")+OFS_BASEPLAYER,
0x6440 + (ix * 0x11B0), szHead);
Fungsi->WritePointer((DWORD)GetModuleHandle ("Free Fire.exe")+OFS_BASEPLAYER,
0x6480 + (ix * 0x11B0), szDamage);
}
</handlers>
</configuration>

<feature name="AJAX" target="web">


<description><![CDATA[
Adds entries to your Web.config file which are required by any .NET 3.5
AJAX.NET application.
]]></description>
<Root>
<AllWeaponData>
<ResolutionRemark>1024*768</ResolutionRemark>
<PressRKeyToPauseNx3x>0</PressRKeyToPauseNx3x>
<Button>
<BulletCount>8</BulletCount>
<Bullet1_MoveX>0</Bullet1_MoveX>
<Bullet1_MoveY>0</Bullet1_MoveY>
<Bullet1_IntervalTime>44</Bullet1_IntervalTime>
<Bullet2_MoveX>-1</Bullet2_MoveX>
<Bullet2_MoveY>-10</Bullet2_MoveY>
<Bullet2_IntervalTime>44</Bullet2_IntervalTime>
<Bullet3_MoveX>-1</Bullet3_MoveX>
<Bullet3_MoveY>-8</Bullet3_MoveY>
<Bullet3_IntervalTime>44</Bullet3_IntervalTime>
<Bullet4_MoveX>-1</Bullet4_MoveX>
<Bullet4_MoveY>-8</Bullet4_MoveY>
<Bullet4_IntervalTime>44</Bullet4_IntervalTime>
<Bullet5_MoveX>-1</Bullet5_MoveX>
<Bullet5_MoveY>-7</Bullet5_MoveY>
<Bullet5_IntervalTime>44</Bullet5_IntervalTime>
<Bullet6_MoveX>-1</Bullet6_MoveX>
<Bullet6_MoveY>-8</Bullet6_MoveY>
<Bullet6_IntervalTime>44</Bullet6_IntervalTime>
<Bullet7_MoveX>-2</Bullet7_MoveX>
<Bullet7_MoveY>-8</Bullet7_MoveY>
<Bullet7_IntervalTime>44</Bullet7_IntervalTime>
<Bullet8_MoveX>-2</Bullet8_MoveX>
<Bullet8_MoveY>-8</Bullet8_MoveY>
<Bullet8_IntervalTime>44</Bullet8_IntervalTime>
<RepeatStartIndex>5</RepeatStartIndex>
<Recoil>0</Recoil>
</Button>
<CPIRemark>0</CPIRemark></AllWeaponData>
</Root>

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