Full rewrite

- Removed csflow, as its basically not getting used when high optimization is needed
- Fully rewrote radarflow dma logic.
- Speed increase from 20hz to over 130 hz over pcileech, thanks to scatter reads and improved caching
- Removed docs, because those were for csflow, which is now removed

README.md

@@ -1,16 +1,47 @@
-# cs2-memflow
-### What is this?
-This is a repository for my CS2 cheats which utilize [memflow](https://github.com/memflow/memflow).
+# radarflow
+A Web radar for CS2 using [memflow](https://github.com/memflow/memflow)
 
-### Contents
-[csflow](csflow/README.md) - Rust library for creating CS2 cheats utilizing memflow  
-[radarflow](radarflow/README.md) - A Web radar for CS2 utilizing memflow
+## How can I run this?
+There is two ways to run this, first way is using a KVM/QEMU setup to target a running VM to read memory out of it. The second way is using pcileech hardware, like a PCIe Screamer.
 
-### Todo
-- csflow
-    - [ ] Better Documentation with a "getting started"
-    - [ ] Test with pcileech hardware
-- radarflow
-    - [ ] Test with pcileech hardware
-    - [ ] Optimization
-    - [ ] More useful logging, maybe a TUI to write statistics?
+### The KVM/QEMU method
+First, you need to set up a virtual machine on linux using qemu.  
+How to set up a VM on linux is way out of scope for this. You can find plenty of information online on how to do it.
+
+Before you begin, install the necessary memflow plugins using memflowup from the *stable 0.2.0 channel!* 
+The needed Plugins are `memflow-qemu` and `memflow-win32` 
+
+Clone the repo on your vm host:  
+`git clone https://github.com/superyu1337/radarflow2.git`
+
+Run radarflow:   
+`cargo run --release`
+
+For an overview of CLI commands, run this:  
+`cargo run --release -- --help`
+
+### The pcileech method
+
+Install your pcileech hardware in your target pc. On your attacking PC, install the necessary memflow plugins using memflowup from the *stable 0.2.0 channel!*
+The needed Plugins are `memflow-pcileech` and `memflow-win32`.
+
+Furthermore, you need to install some libraries, depending on your attacking PC's OS.
+```
+On Windows you additionally need to supply the proprietary FTD3XX.dll. It can be downloaded from the FTDI Website in the Application Library (DLL) column.
+
+On Linux you need to check-out and compile the leechcore_ft601_driver_linux project from the LeechCore-Plugins repository. On Linux the leechcore_ft601_driver_linux.so file currently has to be placed in /usr/ or /usr/lib. Alternatively LD_LIBRARY_PATH can be set to the containing path. Check the dlopen documentation for all possible import paths.
+```
+
+Clone the repo on your attacking pc:  
+`git clone https://github.com/superyu1337/radarflow2.git`
+
+Run radarflow:   
+`cargo run --release -- -- connector pcileech`
+
+For an overview of CLI commands, run this:  
+`cargo run --release -- --help`
+
+## Detection Status
+VAC: ✅ (Undetected)  
+FaceIt: ❓ (Unknown, could work with proper spoofing on pcileech method)  
+ESEA: ❓ (Unknown, could work with proper spoofing on pcileech method)