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Usage

Important

💻 Calypso might doesnt work on legacy boot systems

Table of Contents

Visual Studio Installation

  • After download open file and follow the installation process until you reach download tab

  • On download tab select Desktop development with C++

  • After that click on install and Visual Studio will be installed

Python Installation

  • After download open file and select this сheckmark:

  • After that click on Install Now and Python will be installed

Calypso Installation

1. Download

2. Compile

  • Open Calypso folder and start build.bat it will automatically compile binaries and copy them to the folder (CalypsoEFI.efi will be compied in USB folder)

(optional: you can open CalypsoUM.sln and CalypsoEFI.efi to build project by yourself)

3. USB Setup

  • Insert your usb drive and format to FAT32

  • Download EFI-Shell from this link and rename it from shell.efi to bootx64.efi

  • Open USB folder inside Calypso, create EFI/Boot/ folders and paste inside bootx64.efi (USB/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi)

  • Copy contents from Calypso USB folder and paste to the usb drive like this:

USB:.
 │   CalypsoEFI.efi
 │   Startup.nsh
 │
 └───EFI
      └───Boot
              bootx64.efi
  • Calypso EFI Setup Done!

4. Booting from USB Drive

Note

🖥️ Disable Secure Boot in your bios in order to be able boot from usb devices!

If you have PC search in google {your motherboard model} bios key or if you have laptop search instead {your laptop model} bios key (generally in 99% it will be one of these keybinds: F1, F2, F10, F12, Del, or Esc)

After that there is two methods how you can boot from usb drive:

Boot manually from usb drive

with manually booting you need to do it every system restart when you want to use the cheat

After manual boot from usb you should back to the bios automatically, after that you need just to boot like before you did with usb but now with windows partition. on booting stage you should also see Calypso logo on the red background.

Change bios boot order

after you change the boot order, your system will be automatically booting from usb drive every system startup until you will change boot order back

After changing boot order priority you need just restart your system and you should see Calypso logo on the red background , Windows should boot automatically.

5. Finish

  • Open update_offsets.py(if you can't you can open cmd in directory and type python update_offsets.py)
  • Start CS2
  • Open Calypso folder again and start CalypsoUM.exe, it will automatically creates config file
  • Enjoy :)

Additional Information

Arduino Usage

Warning

🤖 Arduino usage might doesn't work for Windows 11.

In order to make cheat work with arduino:

  • Connect your Arduino
  • Inside Calypso folder go to Arduino and find arduino.ino arduino scratch file
  • In case that you doesn't have Arduino IDE you need to download it from official website
  • Open arduino.ino with Arduino IDE and upload scratch to your arduino (you may be required to select a board before)

  • Open settings.ini (if you doesnt have config file - open CalypsoUM and it will create config automatically)
  • Find this Arduino section:
[Arduino]
enable: false
name: Arduino_Leonardo

(remember that name in config file can't contain spaces, replace spaces with underscores instead)

  • Change enable to true and if you have arduino different than Arduino Leonardo change its name to name from Device Manager
  • Open CalypsoUM.exe and Calypso will automatically connect to the arduino