A question about maphack

[Oxide08]

anyone know wat mousepads maphack site was?idk if im supposed to post this here, srry in advance if im in the wrong place

[Johnny]

Originally Posted by Oxide08

anyone know wat mousepads maphack site was?idk if im supposed to post this here, srry in advance if im in the wrong place

Mousepad's Doom II Page

Cracked version of 7.2: RapidShare: 1-Click Webhosting

Usage:
For Battle.net (open and closed realms):
1) Load Diablo II.
2) Connect to battle.net.
3) Minimize Diablo II (alt+tab or winkey+d).
4) Open the maphack executable file (use the shortcut, or click on the file that was renamed in the installation process).
5) Click "install/remove". Maphack will automatically close.
6) Go back into Diablo II and play.
7) If you log of out of battle.net, you will have to start over from step 2.

FAQs:
FAQs:
Q: Why do several anti-virus programs consider this file suspicious?
A: They use heuristics. It's up to you to determine if you trust it or not.

Q: Why does the maphack close when I open Diablo II?
A: Because you have the "Auto close loader after next install/remove" button and "Auto install to the next instance of Diablo II" button both checked. (Note: By "loader" it means "d2maphack.exe", not "d2loader"...)

Q: Why does the maphack close when I try to open it while playing a game on Battle.net?
A: It's not allowed for anti-detection reasons. You can load maphack at any other time, just not in a Battle.net game.

Q: Why does maphack unload (or crash) when connecting to battle.net?
A: It's an anti-detection feature. Blizzard has updated a dll file since the hack's release. The maphack unloads itself (or crashes) as a precaution. Setting the maphack to not unload ("New Version Dll Action: 0") will crash maphack -- this appears to be a bug.

Q: When should I load maphack?
A: Because of it not loading in game and unloading (or crashing) when connecting to battle.net, the best option in the lobby/channel.

Q: I get this error: "Your connection has been temporarily restricted from this realm. Please try to log in at another time." Why?
A: It used to be called "Realm Down" (aka R/D). It can happen for any reason including (but not limited to): spamming, playing too much, joining too many games, server errors, joining games too fast, connection errors, and so on. It has nothing to do with using hacks.

Q: Why do other hacks stop displaying messages when this is on?
A: Because of a "Message Filter". To turn it off, go into the config file and change this line

Message Filter Toggle:      1, -1, "Messages filter"

to this

Message Filter Toggle:      0, -1, "Messages filter"

EoN's thread about it: [Program] Mousepad's Maphack v7.2 Crack!

[Chris]

I dont trust Mousepad anymore, because of the anti-cheat protocols that were installed on Bnet recently.

If you want to Maphack, but avoid getting detected, then I recommend Stings and use it's reveal Act feature.

[LordNevar]

I stopped trusting him a long time ago.

[Chris]

I only trust him for some of the D2Maniacs mods and Zy-el. Before 1.11 was when Mousepad was truly superior.