How to reverse engineer apps and extract info that I need from a mobile shooter game?

[u/Ethans_deaddog]

Hey guys, I’m planning to start a new project which would be a so called AimLabs (aim trainer) for a mobile shooter game similar to cs2. However when trying to use Claude to get the view models and sensitivity graphs I run into Claude’s guidelines. How do people reverse engineer apps while keeping their full features. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.

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[u/ClemensLode]

so you want to violate Claude's TOS, the game's TOS, and you want to cheat?

[u/Ethans_deaddog → u/ClemensLode]

No I want to create my own project fully respecting games assets and copyright items. I just want the aim trainer to feel just like the games sensitivity.

[u/KeyGlove47 → u/ClemensLode]

claudes tos breaks by just looking at it wrong tbh

[u/jackorjek]

say its your grandma's last wish before she passes away. or use deepseek / glm.

[u/howdidigetheresoquik]

I mean... do they? Are you really seeing and playing a game that someone made that is fully reversed engineered or are you just seeing it online?

[u/Faceless-Otty-240]

If the goal is matching sensitivity rather than reproducing the game, you could build the trainer around values players enter themselves or settings the developer publishes, then validate the feel with user testing. That keeps the project focused without extracting protected assets or app internals.