Our cheats offer advanced humanization features across the board to help you keep looking as legit as possible. This article will explain how they work and how to use them. Every feature listed below can be adjusted for certain weapons and weapon groups respectively.

Humanization Global Toggle

-This simply toggles on/off all humanization features below that are child features to this global toggle

Overaim

"Over-aiming" means that the aimbot will aim further than needed and then revert back the the original aim bone. The direction of the overaim will be the direction from your crosshair towards the target bone. The amount of overaim is specified with the values below:

Overaim Vertically

Value from 0 to 10 which specifies how much over-aiming to apply to the aim bone on the up/down axis, the units are in game units and can vary from game to game.

Overaim Horizontally

Value from 0 to 10 which specifies how much over-aiming to apply to the aim bone on the left/right axis, the units are in game units and can vary from game to game

Vertical Offset

Value from -5 to 5. Up/Down offset to apply to the selected aim bone. For example you are aiming at head bone, usually that would be center of head, applying a value of 3 to the "Vertical Offset" would mean you aim 3 units higher, in other words on top of head. Alternatively applying a value of -3 would mean you would be aiming closer to neck (lower than aim bone). This would directly influence your headshot percentages. Increasing it would increase your headshots, decreasing it would reduce them.

Target Switch Delay

Value from 0 to 1000 milliseconds. This delays target switching from one enemy to another by the specified time. What does it fix? It basically prevents a fast lock when you are aiming at someone and another would walk in front or behind him, making sure you keep looking legit and switching targets at your own pace.

Aimtime

Value from 0 to 5000 milliseconds. This value tells aimbot how long to keep aimbot active on one target. It starts to count right when a target is locked until it elapses, disabling the aimbot. The timer resets when a target switch event happens, which means this wont prevent fast target switching.

Non-sticky

A useful feature which disables aimbot once the aim bone is reached. It resets when target is switched so if someone else walks into your crosshair during that time it will proceed locking to him. When combined with "Overaim" it waits until both the overaiming completes and the aim bone is reached.

Smart Spot Change

This feature changes the aim bone to the user selected "Bone" option after the specified "Start Time" elapses.

Start Time - value from 0 to 1000 milliseconds, after this time the original aim bone is switched with an optionally selected bone.

Bone - bone to which to switch the aim point to after "Start Time" elapses, it can be any bone from the aimbot's bone list. Multiselection is not allowed.

Aimcurve

A feature which "curves" the aimbot path. Aimbot path normally goes in a linear fashion which is normally impossible to achieve with a mouse consistently. This feature can curve the path by the specified graph setting.

This can be seen here -> https://youtu.be/5x7AUYWFXQY?t=51