sanjayragavendra/mecchachameleon-autopainttool

MecchaChameleon-AutoPaintTool is a cheat program for the Steam game Meccha Chameleon, a prop-hunt style multiplayer game where players disguise themselves as objects. Rather than source code you build yourself, the project is a Windows executable you download and run alongside the game, then open with a hotkey to bring up an overlay menu. According to the README, the tool adds an automatic camouflage feature that detects the color of nearby surfaces and repaints the player instantly, plus a wide set of other unfair advantages: seeing other players through walls, showing distance and health information above their heads, an aim assist that locks onto targets, removal of weapon recoil, flight and fast movement outside the game's normal limits, instant teleportation, and a mode that makes the player impossible to hit. Settings are toggled through an in game overlay menu and saved between sessions. The README also lists features aimed at avoiding detection by the game's anti-cheat system, described as shuffling code signatures, mimicking natural human input timing, and loading its components without leaving a trace. Installation instructions tell the user to run the program as Administrator before launching the game. This kind of software is commonly called a game cheat, hack, or trainer. Using it in an online multiplayer game breaks that game's terms of service and typically leads to an account ban if detected, and the anti-detection features described here exist specifically to make that detection harder. The README calls the tool educational only, but its features and installation steps are those of a working cheat rather than a teaching resource. Since this repository is a compiled download rather than source code, there is nothing here to inspect beyond what the README itself states.