Aim Assist

Aim Assist can be toggled ON or OFF.

  • ON: Aim Assist activates automatically while aiming or firing.
  • OFF: Aim Assist is completely disabled.

Preset Aim Assist Settings

The preset Aim Assist settings in the script are carefully tuned for most players. It’s best to start with these defaults before making any changes. They’re optimized to provide smooth, consistent performance with the game’s default controller sensitivity and field of view (FOV) settings.

Aim Assist Settings

Aim Radius → Controls the size of the Aim Assist shape.

  • A higher radius increases screen shake, which intensifies Aim Assist activation — but too high can reduce accuracy or be detrimental to performance.

Aim Speed → Determines how fast the aim moves along its shape.

  • Example: a full circle = 360°.
    • If Speed = 5° and VM Speed = 8 ms, the aimer advances by 5 degrees every 8 milliseconds.

Aim & Fire Radius → The radius value used while aiming down sights and firing.

  • Replaces the default Aim Radius during these actions.

Aim & Fire Speed → The speed value used while aiming down sights and firing.

  • Replaces the default Aim Speed during these actions.

Finding Aim Assist Settings

Finding the right Aim Assist settings is a personal process — there’s no true “one-size-fits-all” setup. Every player’s results will vary depending on multiple factors such as controller deadzones, in-game sensitivity, field of view (FOV), weapon choice, recoil pattern, and bloom behavior. These all influence how the aim assist system reacts. The best approach is to start with the default script presets, then make small, gradual adjustments to Radius, Speed, and Boost values while testing in-game until the aim feels natural and consistent for your playstyle.

Hip Assist

Hip Assist → Enables Aim Assist even when not aiming or firing (always-on mode).

  • Toggle ON/OFF.
  • ⚠️ When OFF, Hip Radius and Hip Speed have no effect.

Hip Radius → The size of the Hip Assist. Hip Speed → The rotational speed of the Hip Assist motion. Hip Fire Radius → The size of the Hip Assist when firing. Hip Fire Speed → The rotational speed of the Hip Assist when firing.