clayboxerreproduce/meccha-chameleon-tool

Meccha-Chameleon Tools, Mod Menu is an external Windows utility for the multiplayer hide and seek game MECCHA CHAMELEON, where one team of Hiders paints their character to blend into the environment while a team of Seekers tries to spot and tag them before time runs out. This tool adds extra features on top of the base game to give the player using it visual and tactical advantages. The main features include a player ESP that highlights hidden players with a colored outline, even through walls, and a color assist tool that shows the exact RGB or hex value of any pixel on screen so you can match your camouflage color precisely. There is also a radar that shows the position, distance, and direction of Seekers, a customizable on screen timer with millisecond precision, an anti idle system that simulates mouse movement to avoid being kicked, and a one click screenshot helper for grabbing color references. The README also lists fly, teleport, speedrun, and a god mode option for protection, along with a performance mode meant to lower CPU and GPU use while the tool runs in the background. All features can be turned on or off individually and hotkeys can be reassigned, with settings saved automatically to a config file. To use it, you download the release, extract the files, and run the trainer as administrator on Windows 10 or 11, since it needs elevated permissions for the overlay and memory access. Default hotkeys open the menu, toggle the ESP, and toggle the radar, and colors can be picked directly from the screen with a click. The project is written in Python and is organized into modules for core logic, configuration presets, stealth and radar systems, game mode state, and console output helpers. The README states plainly that using this in multiplayer matches may break the game's terms of service and could get you banned, and recommends using it only in private or offline lobbies. It is released under the MIT License, and the author includes a disclaimer that they are not responsible for how the tool is used.