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## About

Brute forcing interpolation is a tactic used by the best anti-cheat developers in the Minecraft community to detect low reach modifications.
Brute forcing interpolation is an extremely advanced mathematical formula used by the leading anti-cheat developers in Minecraft and other gaming communities to detect very miniscule differences in legitness.

Below is an image of what it looks like to bruteforce interpolation.

![interpolation_bruteforced](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/61439310/122414747-0b7e5100-cf90-11eb-8076-fcc0bc12cf08.png)

## How does it work?

Brute forcing interpolation does advanced math to estimate a players position on the players screen.
Brute forcing interpolation does advanced math to fully predict with 100% accuracy a players position on the players screen.

Below is the usual formula of interpolation.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50290580/122410309-79c11480-cf8c-11eb-95d6-14237c9587c5.png)


However, brute forcing interpolation does not use this method! Instead, we use the following complex equation to fully predict with 100% accuracy a players position on the players screen.

![image](https://media.istockphoto.com/vectors/math-formulas-seamless-pattern-hand-drawn-mathematical-equations-vector-id1226506908?k=6&m=1226506908&s=612x612&w=0&h=NJO-tRITHSOA4j2Y1tILQIBciKqFHC_Z4IKU-XJMa9A=)

## How do I contribute?

Rules: You must use a parallel stream for every method, And create a new thread on top of it, This is due to improve perfomance
Rules: You must use a parallel stream for every method, And create a new thread on top of it, this ensure maximum performance when bruteforcing.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50290580/122411403-66fb0f80-cf8d-11eb-9757-f85e8c94366b.png)

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![idea64_k4FAT3nVU4](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67660019/122411666-37480980-cf85-11eb-9af1-33a20b1ca6ed.png)

If you encounter this error, it's a YOU issue.
If you encounter this error, it is the problem of your Arithmetic Logic Unit. It is just simply not powerful enough to brute force interpolate!


## Other bruteforce graphs
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![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50290580/122413572-27cdbe00-cf8f-11eb-8e00-d0de6ffb0f91.png)

![Senza nome](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67660019/122413942-0d8fe200-cf87-11eb-94d4-3b77a1b241ad.png)

## Credits
Original interpolation bruteforce formula developed by [iced](https://raisingchildren.net.au/__data/assets/image/0027/49293/Helping-babies-sleep-narrow.jpg)
Original Java implementation by [Hydrogen](https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1392322956831858688/hvCpQ70R_400x400.jpg)
BruteForceInterpolation by Nik (pictured above).