Aim Assist

AimAssist gently moves your crosshair toward the selected target while you attack, making aim corrections feel human instead of snapping instantly. It activates on attack input and can be tuned to match your sensitivity and play style.

Curve

The curve defines how the aim accelerates toward the target.

• Adaptive blends between the other modes based on target distance.
• Exponential starts slow and accelerates.
• Linear moves at a constant rate.

Humanize

Humanize decides how “human-like” your aim motion is. This setting applies overshoot, jitter, reaction delay and similar effects to your aim, making it harder for anti-cheats to detect you.

Note

Reminder: some more advanced anti-cheats may still flag you, even with Humanize enabled.

Start at 60 and only raise it if you are being flagged; extreme values can make the aim feel sluggish.

Lock on

When Lock on is turned on, your crosshair locks tightly onto the opponent you are aiming at.

Caution

Lock on is detectable by most anti-cheats. They might ghost your hits or ban you, use it at your own risk.

Multipoint horizontal & vertical

Multipoint samples your opponent’s entity bounding box and picks the point closest to you from the adjusted box. The horizontal and vertical percentages shift the aim point toward the box edges.

Note

Higher values make it easier to hit your opponent, but with a slow aim curve, keeping the aim point on target becomes harder.

Silent

Silent applies your aim rotations without moving your camera, so your view stays where you point it while the crosshair works independently. Other players and replays will not see the correction.

Note

Silent aim can make your knockback worse. Because your aim does not always face your target, knockback reduction becomes less effective and you take more knockback overall.