Aimbot controls
Enable Aimbot
Master switch. With it off, ESP and streamproof behave normally.
FOV
The area around your crosshair where a target can be picked. Wider FOV grabs more angles; narrow FOV feels more manual.
Smoothing
How gradually the aim moves. Higher smoothing looks slower and is easier to follow on recordings.
Bone Selection
Head, chest, or other supported bones. This changes where the crosshair lands, not who gets picked.
Visible Check
Skips targets behind solid cover when the check is enabled.
Draw FOV
Shows the FOV circle for tuning. Does not change gameplay by itself.
Draw Target Line
Line from crosshair to the current target while you tune settings.
Tuning for Valorant TTK
Valorant punishes wide flicks into multiple enemies. Start with a small FOV and moderate smoothing, then test in deathmatch before ranked.
Vanguard is aggressive. Treat aim help as high risk even when the Status label is GREEN.
Aimbot is not custom game aim assist
Custom games can turn on built-in aim or ability cheats from Riot settings. This module is part of the third-party Windows menu for live servers, not practice-mode toggles.
Works well with
Related reading
Valorant Aimbot questions
Can I use ESP without aimbot?
Yes. Many players buy for ESP only and never enable aim help.
Does smoothing make aimbot undetectable?
Smoothing changes how movement looks. It is not a guarantee against Vanguard or manual reports.
Aimbot ships with the full menu
One license covers every module. Monthly is $30 for 30 days. Three months is $60. Lifetime is $150.
Around the site
Status, checkout, and the guides that sit around this module.
- HomeStatus, pricing, and the forum archive
- ProductPlans, checkout, and screenshots
- ForumClosed threads on setup, settings, and the Status label
- StatusGREEN or RED before you load
- FAQFeatures, setup, and Status after a patch
- SupportLoader and delivery help
- BlogsCustom games, anti-cheat, X-Ray tool, and Reddit myths
