Sin Euphoria AI-AimAssist

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I’ve created a fully AI-powered Aim Assist in Python with my own detection evasion methods using Win32API. It’s designed to stay undetected while providing smooth aim assistance. Once it’s fully ready for release, it will not be open source to avoid detection and prevent Epic or other game developers from patching my method.

It will be free for a few testers. I don’t plan on making it paid, but if I ever do, it would probably be around $2 since it’s just an aim assist powered by AI detection and Win32API. Let me know if you guys would be interested in checking it out / testing.

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i would be interested in testing

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Will keep in touch with you later about testing.

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I have started testing the detection and ban risk of the aim assist.

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Completed. Testing for other users will begin soon. You can watch the final product here.

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FINAL TEST/PREDICTION

Estimated Undetected Chance in Fortnite:

  • Casual Modes (Team Rumble, Creative): ~70-85%
  • Ranked (Arena, Tournaments): ~40-60%

Why the Difference?

Fortnite’s Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) is more aggressive in ranked modes. It checks for:

  • Unnatural mouse movements (robotic aim)
  • Screen capture software (like dxcam)
  • Suspicious keypress patterns (holding aim key too long)

How to Lower Detection Risk

  • Use in casual modes only (higher detection in ranked)
  • Lower FPS capture (60 FPS looks less suspicious than 120 FPS)
  • Disable the overlay (EAC scans for foreign windows)

Warning:

:warning: EAC bans are HARDWARE ID (HWID) based – if caught, you could get permanently banned.
:warning: Ranked play = higher risk (more anti-cheat checks).

Use at your own risk. No cheat is 100% undetectable.

Want better safety? Avoid using it in tournaments or high-rank matches.

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Ive not played nor cheated on fortnite in a long time but I remember when ai aimbots/aim assists started coming out, fortnite changed how their anticheat works for the different game modes. For example I could rage using an ai aimbot in pubs / creative / ranked and I would be completely fine from anti cheat bans (of course you can get manual banned tho) but the second I would play in a tournament using the same program I would get insta-banned every time. This is most likely due to the double mouse input so unless you have protections about that, dont use it in tournaments yet. Obviously they might have changed detections after I stopped and it might now be completely fine to use in tournaments so dont take this as fact.

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Yeah, Fortnite anti cheat is way stricter in tournaments. If you use stuff like aimbot there, you’ll probably get banned fast. it works in pubs, tournaments/ranked have extra checks. Working on some new tweaks to bypass detection for my AI aimbot. Still testing things out, but hopefully I can make it safer for comp/tourneys. Will keep you updated.

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Tbh it might just be as easy as the anticheat not detecting/only detecting certain python mouse movement methods and packages similar to riot vanguard. Similarly to vanguard, if you have a razer mouse and have razer synapse installed then you can take advantage of the razer mouse driver (I believe it’s “rzctl.dll”) and you could use that as your ais movement method. However using rzcrtl would heavily limit who could use/test it as they would need a razer mouse.