Combat

The three main combat tools. They all share the targeting model from Configuration: Mode, Activation, FOV, Distance, Hit Location, and Keybind. This page covers what each one does and how to set it up.

Not sure what Head, Closest Part, and Closest Point resolve to? See Hit Locations.

Silent Aim

Bends your shots toward the target using the game's own shooting logic, so hits register like legitimate shots with no visible crosshair snapping.

Set it up

• Mode: Select to lock who you hit, Auto to let it choose and switch.
• FOV: keep it on. This is what keeps it controllable rather than locking onto everyone.
• Silent Aim always lands the nearest point on the target (the closest surface to your aim), which is the most reliable way to register. Use Damage Overrider below to decide which body part gets credited for damage.

Silent Aim is the most popular starting point. Select with Hold and a medium FOV feels the most natural.

Damage Overrider

Lives under Gun Modifications. Silent Aim's bullet always lands on the nearest point, but the part credited for damage is sent separately. This lets you land clean shots and still get headshot damage.

• Full: credit the Head (max damage).
• Medium: credit the UpperTorso.
• Light: credit the nearest part as-is (no override).

Turn it off to send the nearest part normally.

Trigger Bot

Fires for you the moment a valid target is inside the FOV. Pair it with your gun and let it click.

Set it up

• Mode: Auto is the natural fit. No key, it simply fires when someone is in the box.
• FOV: smaller is better here, since it decides when the trigger is pulled.
• Works well alongside Silent Aim, where Silent Aim handles aiming and Trigger Bot handles firing.

Aim Assist

A softer aim helper that nudges toward the target instead of hard locking. Good for a more subtle, legitimate feel.

Set it up

• Mode: Select or Auto, your preference.
• FOV: controls how close the target must be before assist engages.
• Hit Location: usually Head or HumanoidRootPart.
• Person: choose when assist is allowed — First Person, Third Person, or both. Both on (default) works in either camera mode. Only First = assist only while zoomed into first person. Only Third = assist only in third person. Both off = assist never runs.

Which one should I use?