The aimbot is the most powerful and, at the same time, the most dangerous cheat feature. Bans don’t come from owning an aimbot — they come from aim that looks inhuman: instant headshot snaps, perfect tracking, 0 ms reaction. The right setup is “humanization”: making your kills look like a skilled player’s. A full breakdown of every feature is in the cheat features guide.
FOV — the capture radius
Field of View is the cone inside which the aimbot locks a target. The smaller the FOV, the more natural it looks. A huge FOV (where your crosshair “jumps” across half the screen to an enemy off to the side) is the most obvious tell for spectators and anti-cheat heuristics.
- Safe: a small FOV (a narrow cone near screen center) — locks only when you’re already roughly aiming.
- Risky: a full-screen FOV — sharp pulls onto targets you physically couldn’t have seen.
Smooth — pull smoothing
Smooth spreads the aim across frames, mimicking hand movement. High smooth = slower but more human. Zero smooth gives a teleport-snap — the leading cause of bans via demos and reports.
- Raise smooth to the level where the pull resembles a fast but real flick.
- Don’t use identical smoothing for every situation — perfectly even movement is unnatural too.
Bone selection
Where to aim: the head deals the most damage, but constant headshots are a statistical outlier that shows up in logs. Chest/neck is noticeably safer and still effective.
- Cautious mode: chest / nearest visible bone.
- Don’t overdo it: a 100% headshot rate is a red flag even without video proof.
Visible-check — only visible targets
Turn on the visibility check: the aimbot must not lock through walls. Pulls toward an enemy behind a texture are an instant report from anyone watching the killcam. This is the single most important setting for staying invisible.
Bind and activation mode
- Put the aimbot on a hold key (usually right mouse) rather than “always on.”
- That way you decide when the software helps and when you shoot manually — behavior looks varied.
- Mix in “clean” gunfights — flawless stats are more suspicious than average ones.
What not to do
- ❌ Don’t combine full-screen FOV with smooth 0 — that’s an auto-ban on the first killcam.
- ❌ Don’t disable visible-check — locking through walls outs you instantly.
- ❌ Don’t chase a 100% headshot rate and a 10+ KDA every match — play “within a range.”
- ❌ Don’t use public/free aimbots — their signatures are known to anti-cheats (why — in the safety guide).
And remember the hardware: on EAC/BattlEye, without an HWID spoofer, even a perfectly tuned aimbot won’t save a new account after a ban. Private software with flexible aim settings is in the IVSOFTE catalog.
An aimbot’s stealth is the sum of its settings and your discipline. No configuration is a 100% guarantee: the more aggressive the mode, the higher the risk.
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