Aimbot controls
Enable Aimbot
Master switch for the section. With it off, none of the other aim controls do anything, and ESP, the radar, and misc carry on as normal.
FOV
The area around your crosshair the aimbot may pick a target from. Players outside it are ignored, even when ESP is drawing them.
Smooth
How gradually the aim travels once a target is picked. Low values snap. Higher values ease over and are easier to follow by eye.
Bone Selection
Which point on the player the aim settles on. It changes where the crosshair lands, not who gets picked.
Visible Check
Skips a target when the selected bone is behind solid cover, so the pick stays on someone you can actually hit.
Prediction
Leads a target that is already moving, so the aim point sits where they are heading instead of where they were.
Draw FOV
Draws the FOV area as a circle on screen. It shows the setting. It does not change it.
Draw Target Line
Draws a line from your crosshair to whoever the aimbot has picked right now, so you can see why it chose them.
How the Wardogs aimbot picks and moves
It works in two steps. First it decides who: FOV sets the area it looks in, and visible check removes anyone behind cover. Then it decides how: bone selection sets where on that player the aim goes, smoothing sets how quickly it gets there, and prediction shifts the point ahead of a moving target.
Most complaints come from mixing those steps up. If it picks the wrong player, the answer is almost always FOV or visible check. If it picks the right player but the movement feels wrong, look at smoothing, bone selection, and prediction instead.
A sensible first setup
Play one match with the aimbot off and player ESP on, so you know what the labels look like before anything moves your mouse. Then switch it on with a small FOV and Draw FOV enabled, so you can see the area it works in. Add smoothing until you can follow the movement by eye.
If the picks surprise you, turn the target line on for a while. Once they make sense, it can go off again. The settings guide shows how to save this as its own profile next to an ESP-only one.
Common aimbot mistakes
A few settings get blamed for problems they did not cause, or cause problems people blame on the loader.
- A very wide FOV with almost no smoothing feels like the mouse was taken away. That is those two settings doing exactly what they say, not a hidden mode.
- Visible check is described as blocking tracking through solid cover. Do not assume it reads smoke or foliage the same way.
- Draw FOV and the custom crosshair are different things. The FOV circle belongs to the aimbot. The crosshair is a misc reticle.
- Prediction helps on targets that are already moving. On someone standing still it has nothing to lead.
What the aimbot section does not include
There is no silent-aim switch, no triggerbot, and no per-weapon aim profiles on the published list. No recoil and no spread are separate misc toggles: they change how the weapon behaves, not who the aim picks. If a clip shows something beyond these eight controls, it is not this menu.
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Wardogs Aimbot questions
Can I use Wardogs ESP without the aimbot?
Yes. Turn the aimbot off and player ESP, vehicle ESP, the radar, and misc still run.
Does the Wardogs aimbot have silent aim?
No. You get enable, FOV, smooth, bone, visible check, prediction, a drawn FOV circle, and a target line.
What is the difference between FOV and Draw FOV?
FOV is how wide the aimbot looks. Draw FOV only shows that area as a circle. It does not change who gets picked.
Is no recoil part of the aimbot?
No. No recoil and no spread are in misc. They work whether the aimbot is on or off.
Aimbot ships with the full menu
One license covers every module. Monthly is $35 for 31 days. Lifetime is $150.
Around the site
Status, checkout, and the guides that sit around this module.