find-CBaseEntity_IsPlayerPawn-AND-CBaseEntity_IsPlayerController

You can locate both vtable offsets by decompiling the ShowHudHint function in CS2 server binaries and tracing its first callee. The Skill then generates robust per-offset vfunc signatures for player pawn and controller identification.

IsPlayerPawn and IsPlayerController vtable offsets distinguish player pawn from player controller behavior in CS2 server binaries. Extracting both offsets maps distinct player-related virtual function logic for accurate reverse engineering.

Yes, IDA Pro MCP tooling is required to decompile ShowHudHint and extract CBaseEntity vtable offsets for player entities. The SKILL workflow relies on IDA Pro to trace callees and generate signatures for server.dll or libserver.so.

Generate YAML signature entries for CS2 server binaries by extracting vtable offsets from decompiled ShowHudHint and creating robust per-offset vfunc signatures. The SKILL workflow outputs standardized YAML entries compatible with server.dll or libserver.so tooling.

Yes, vtable offset extraction supports both server.dll and libserver.so. After decompiling ShowHudHint and extracting the CBaseEntity_IsPlayerPawn and CBaseEntity_IsPlayerController offsets, the workflow generates standardized YAML entries for either binary format.

CS2 vtable offset signatures break after game updates because virtual function positions in the CBaseEntity vtable shift. Re-running the ShowHudHint decompilation and signature generation workflow keeps player pawn and controller offsets synchronized with updated server binaries.