Battlefield 6 Aimbot Options Explained

You get two ways to run it.

• Toggle Aimbot turns the aimbot on or off, so it only acts when you want it to.
• Aim Always keeps it running continuously.

The Customizable Aim Bind lets you choose which key triggers aiming, so you can put it somewhere comfortable instead of adapting your hand position to a default.

Bone Selection decides which part of a target the aimbot locks toward. You can pick head, neck, body or pelvis. Head is the obvious choice for fast kills, but body or pelvis can be useful when you want a larger, more forgiving target area, especially at longer range or against moving players.

These three settings do most of the shaping.

• Customizable FOV sets how wide an area around your crosshair the aimbot considers. A small FOV only reacts to targets very close to where you are already aiming. A large FOV reaches out further.
• Customizable Smoothness controls how the aim moves toward a target. In general, higher smoothness means a slower and more gradual pull, while lower smoothness means a quicker one.
• Customizable Distance sets the maximum range at which the aimbot will act. This keeps it from reaching for players too far away to matter.

You can see your FOV on screen with Draw FOV Border and Draw FOV Background, which makes it much easier to tune the size to your liking.

• Visible Check limits targeting to players you can actually see, rather than anyone in range.
• Target Bots controls whether bots are considered as targets.
• Target Teams controls whether team members are considered. Check how it is labeled in the menu before changing it so you know exactly what it affects.

The aimbot works well alongside the visual tools. Seeing where players are with boxes, skeletons and distance readouts gives you more context for how you set your FOV and distance. Our guide to Battlefield 6 ESP options covers those.

The config system lets you save, load, share and delete configurations. That means you can build one setup for tight, short-range fights and another for open maps, then switch between them without rebuilding everything by hand.

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