Advanced Aimbot (PID)

The advanced aimbot uses a PID controller to work out the mouse movement while you hold the aim key — where the crosshair goes and how fast. Tuned well, it tracks toward the target almost like a real hand. This page explains what PID is, walks through the three gains and damping, then gives a few ready-made presets.

What is PID?

Proportional (P), Integral (I), Derivative (D) controllers are used all over the place — quadcopters, heating systems, cruise control — to push an output toward a target by watching the error.

For the aimbot, that means you control the path the crosshair takes to the target: add curve, smoothing and fine-tuning so the aim looks "human" instead of robotic.

Prerequisite: enable Hardlock

PID only works if Hardlock is turned on in the menu. Otherwise none of the settings below take effect.

The four controls

1. Proportional gain (P)

Sets the speed and aggressiveness of the crosshair — the main knob for how it feels (default 1.5).

• High P: snaps to the target fast, but may slightly "overshoot" before correcting.
• Low P: feels sluggish; takes longer to reach the target.
• Still too slow at max: raise your in-game sensitivity.

2. Integral gain (I)

Handles small corrections along the movement path; affects smoothness and oscillation (default 10.0).

• High I: more oscillation while aiming (small curves / jitter).
• Low I: a straighter, more direct line to the target.
• Auto anti-windup on sign change (see Damping below).

3. Deterioration (Kd)

The derivative term — it reacts to how fast the error is changing. The faster the target strafes, the harder this term pushes, which effectively gives you lead so the aim stays on target. Default 0.0 (off).

• Low D: barely kicks in; the aim stays smoother.
• High D: more responsive, but amplifies noise (jitter).
• The derivative amplifies noise, so leave it at 0 by default.

4. Damping (Damp)

Anti-windup factor that controls overshoot. When the proportional (P) and integral (I) terms have opposite signs, damping decays the integral by a factor, stopping it from building up and causing overshoot / wobble.

• Default: 0.9
• 1.0 = no decay (integral residue → persistent overshoot)
• 0.0 = instant wipe (integral cleared immediately)
• Common range: 0.85 – 0.95

How to tune

There's no single "correct" PID setup — it depends on your playstyle. The presets below are a starting point; tweak them to taste.

Recommended presets

Preset	Character	P	I	D
Aggressive / Power aim	Fast and linear	High	Low	Low
Semi-legit	Speed + smoothness	Medium	Low	Medium/Low
Full legit	Slow, curved, very human	Medium	Low	Medium/High

Aim speed still off?

Maxed out and still too sluggish? Raise your in-game sensitivity. Too fast even at the minimum? Lower it.