Aimbot

Round 1: rough tuning

Preparation

1. Set your personal preferences first: body part / ignore downed / model aim, etc.
2. While tuning the aimbot, turn on Master switches → Draw → Dead zone / Current FOV.
3. I prefer the left mouse button as the aim hotkey; using the right button to fire / tune lets you better feel the current pull strength. If you want aim on both mouse buttons, enable Aim on Fire and set the aim hotkey to right mouse button.

This is my first round of tuning. Hard Turn Reaction Time can be turned off — it exists to prevent the aimbot from following too mechanically when the enemy turns sharply.

No recoil

Path: aimbot.legit.masters.recoil — enable No Recoil to make the recoil values take effect.

Values: set a baseline strength to your preference; I use 5% for X / Y.

Smoothness algorithm

Keep the default here — it affects aim feel rather than pull strength, and I think the default is already good.

Movement algorithm

I'm a high-sensitivity user — even with PID's Kp move gain cranked to 1, the pull still feels very strong.

During preparation we set both frequencies to 1000Hz in User Settings → Device; after running for a while it shows recommended values. Here we lower the frequency, and set the trigger to the recommended value (it needs faster flick shots, so a stronger pull is fine):

High-sensitivity users: aim frequency = recommended / 2; low-sensitivity users can just use the recommended value.

Measure at full 1000Hz first

The recommendation is only valid if measured at the full 1000Hz. If you've already changed the frequency, the value it returns will necessarily be lower than what you set.

Smoothing

We've already changed the aim / trigger frequency and lowered PID's Kp to 1, yet at high sensitivity the pull still feels strong. So we raise smoothing to weaken the pull strength.

Round 1 summary

That wraps up this round — we now have a legit aim: a gentle drag keeps the crosshair on target, a hard yank breaks it off.

If you don't get that result yet, keep adjusting Smoothing / Kp move gain.

Round 2: fine tuning

Slightly adjusted the hip-fire smoothing:

Now I have a strong at close range, weak at long range baseline aim parameter set.

Aimbot summary

By now we've finished tuning the aimbot's base parameters. The core is Smoothing and Kp move gain — they determine how strong your aim pull is.