Project Roadmap

Polished the workshop map system, featuring a much nicer way to show exactly which custom map is currently assigned to load into the game.

Plugins now only load into memory when explicitly enabled. This allows users to edit, rename, or delete plugin files while Hebnix is running without locking issues.

Increased default and minimum application window sizes for a better user experience, alongside a finalized and fully reliable auto-updating system.

Build a streamlined, one-click installation process for pulling plugins directly from the web matrix into the client.

Better way to detect whether the user is playing with the Steam or Epic version of Rocket League and update paths for this.

Cleaned up the existing python wrapper and wrap more data for developers to hook.

Check if a newer version of a plugin has been released, then download and install the latest version of that plugin.

Port the entire project to Rust for better stability.

Name, title, rank spoofing

Swap items around so you can use items you don't own, or custom balls, decals and boost meters with custom ones.

Integrate our controller API to better detect and work with DS4/5/Edge controllers.

Spawn a safety service that runs alongside admin required features (Spoofer/Multiplayer) to revert back if Hebnix is force closed or fails to revert. Uninstaller to remove patches or swaps.

Automatically update plugins based on their update ID

Additional console commands for each part of the wrapper to return more helpful information.

Develop a suite of generic, open-source plugins that do specific tasks to serve as practical documentation for the community.

Decrease plugin size and increase built in functions by building in common functions for plugin developers to hook.

Fully integrate RLAPI support into Hebnix for developers to take advantage of the RLAPI endpoints.

Create an easier way to make Hebnix yours. A simple, GUI based theme creator.