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Cheats includes several configurable aimbot settings that control how the aimbot behaves during gameplay. Understanding what each setting does helps you tune the cheat to your playstyle and reduce your detection risk. This page explains every option available in the cheat menu.
What it is: The circle around your crosshair where the aimbot is allowed to activate.How it behaves:
  • Small FOV — Only locks when your crosshair is already very close to the target
  • Large FOV — Can lock onto targets farther away from your crosshair
In short: Bigger FOV makes it easier to pick up targets, but looks more obvious to observers and anti-cheat systems.
What it is: How fast or slow the aim moves when locking onto a target.How it behaves:
  • Low smoothness — Snaps quickly and sharply to the target
  • High smoothness — Moves slowly and more naturally
In short: Smoothness controls how “human” your aim movement looks. Use lower values for rage cheating and higher values for legit cheating where you want to blend in.
What it is: Adjusts your aim to account for target movement and bullet physics.What it includes:
  • Movement prediction — Aims where the enemy will be, not where they currently are
  • Bullet travel time — Leads shots so bullets meet the target in motion instead of trailing behind
  • Bullet drop / gravity — Aims slightly higher at longer ranges to compensate for drop
In short: Prediction keeps your shots accurate against moving or distant targets by leading and compensating for drop.
What it is: Which part of the enemy model the aimbot locks onto.Common options:
  • Head — Fastest kills but least natural-looking movement
  • Chest / Body — More consistent hits and more subtle, less likely to raise suspicion
What it is: When enabled, the aimbot only activates if the target is actually visible on your screen.Purpose: Prevents the aimbot from locking onto enemies behind walls or objects, which is one of the most easily detected behaviors by both anti-cheat systems and observers watching your gameplay.
For the most legit-looking play, use a moderate FOV, high smoothness, enable visibility check, and aim for body rather than head. See Hiding Aimbot for more detailed advice on staying undetected.