How it works
Choose an activation key, target bones and aim mode. Set minimum and maximum smoothing, delay, duration and FOV values, sampled once per aim activation. Use a centimetre margin outside selected hitboxes or a full-angle FOV in degrees. Optional Mouse blend pauses aim correction when you stop moving the mouse. Movement prediction, geometry-based visibility checks, integrated recoil control and experimental spread compensation support aim adjustment.
Activation and timing
The aim key controls activation. Start delay determines when aim adjustment begins, and duration limits the aim sequence. Minimum and maximum values for FOV, smoothing, delay and duration are sampled once per activation rather than changing every frame.
Radius or degrees
With distance scaling enabled, Fov (Radius) measures centimetres outward from the selected runtime hitbox edges. A 1 cm setting extends the acquisition area 1 cm beyond each edge. With distance scaling disabled, FoV (Degree) is the full angular cone: 10° means 5° either side of the crosshair. The FOV visual shows both the minimum and maximum boundaries.
Target selection and shot correction
Choose one or several aim bones and configure locking or aim-once behavior. Geometry-based visibility, smoke checks and movement prediction support target selection. Aim shares recoil correction with standalone RCS. Experimental spread compensation uses valid shot predictions; hitchance is a trigger firing check, not an aim-movement gate.
See the complete CS2 product for requirements and access, and read the security information before use.