Legit Aimbot Settings: FOV, Smoothing and Bones That Look Human

An aimbot that snaps to heads gets reported. An aimbot that drifts onto the chest, misses sometimes and only engages what you can see looks like a good player. This guide explains each setting and gives starting configs for every game we support.

The five settings that matter most

1. FOV

The aimbot's FOV is the circle around your crosshair where it will pick up a target. A small FOV means it only helps when you are already nearly on target, which looks natural. A huge FOV makes your camera swing across the screen. Turn on draw FOV while tuning so you can see the circle.

2. Smoothing

Smoothing controls how gradually your aim moves. Higher smoothing looks more human. Start high and lower it only until the aimbot feels helpful.

3. Bone selection

Real players do not hit 90% headshots. Aim at the chest, neck or closest bone, or use multipoint, and let some shots land on the head naturally.

4. Visible check

Always on. Tracking players through walls is the most obvious giveaway on a kill cam.

5. Prediction

For moving targets and travelling bullets, prediction leads the target so shots land. It makes aim look more natural, because humans lead targets too.

Extra settings worth knowing

Starting configs by game

Game FOV Smoothing Bone Notes
Rainbow Six Siege Small High Multipoint / chest Visible check and team filter on
Fortnite Small High Chest / neck Prediction on, triggerbot shotgun-only with delay
Apex Legends Small High Chest Curve method, legit mode, moderate recoil control
Wardogs Small High Closest / chest Target switch delay 150–300 ms

Products: R6 Vivid, R6 Phoenix, Fortnite Lumi, Fortnite Private, Apex Private and Wardogs Internal.

Tune it in a safe place

Use a practice mode, custom game or bots to tune your settings. Save the config once it feels right so you do not have to rebuild it after an update.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best aimbot FOV?

Small enough that the aimbot only helps when you are already close to the target. Start small and increase slowly.

What smoothing should I use?

Start high. Lower it only until the aim feels helpful but still drifts rather than snaps.

Should I aim for the head?

Not exclusively. Chest, neck or multipoint looks more natural and still wins fights.

Is silent aim safe?

It is one of the riskiest features because hits do not match where you aimed. Avoid it on accounts you care about.