Visibility Checks detect if another player is visible from your perspective.

It can be used to make the Aimbot only target enemies you can see, or to highlight visible players in the ESP.

No Flash means that Flash Grenades are basically useless - against you.

No Stun means that Stun Grenades are basically useless - against you.

Warzone: Full support

Zombies: Full support

Multiplayer: Partial support

The aimbot comes with a 3D FOV option, which is an advanced system that uses a lot of different values like distance and angles. The only downside that comes with this system is that it’s not possible to visualize it.

Since our users asked for a visualization of the aimbot FOV, we have decided to add a 2D FOV option. 2D FOV is just a simple circle around your crosshair, but it can be visualized by using the 2D + show option.

It will add a zone around the target, when the aimbot is in the zone it will stop aiming.

This will allow you to freely aim while being on the target.

If for example the target starts moving and your crosshair is out of the deadzone, the aimbot will start aiming again.

It comes with a slider from 0 to 150. 0 is completely off and 150 is the highest value.

When you use the closest to crosshair option for aim bone, the zone will be around the whole body, if you select any of the head or chest options, the zone will be around the selected aim bone.

With the In Game Radar and Tac-Map Overlay you can easily spot your enemies

With this feature you dont have to manually overlay the cheat radar onto the in game radar.

When stick to target is enabled, the aimbot will always stick to the first player it targets. The aimbot will only be active again after releasing the aimkey and pressing it again (the same applies to when you use "the on fire only" or "on ads only" option).

It can be used to make the Aimbot only target enemies you can see, or to highlight visible players in the ESP.

When there are multiple players in your FOV, the aimbot won't instantly switch to the next player after killing the first one.

The aimbot will always stick to the same player until it's either dead, leaves your FOV or your maximum aimbot distance.

Note: Stick to target does currently not work for controllers.