Valorant Aimbot Controls Explained: FOV, Smoothness and Bones
Understand the listed aimbot controls before creating a configuration for Valorant.
The aimbot section has several controls because each one changes a different part of target selection or movement. Make one change at a time and save a configuration after testing.
FOV and target selection
FOV defines the area around your crosshair where targets can be selected. Target filters narrow which targets are considered, while visible check limits selection to targets that are visible.
Smoothness, speed and stickiness
Smoothness controls how gradual the movement is. Speed controls how quickly the aim moves, and stickiness describes how strongly the selected target is held. The right balance depends on your input style.
Bone selection and visual helpers
Bone selection chooses the body point used for aiming. Draw FOV and draw target line are visual helpers that make it easier to understand what the configuration is doing.
Save a stable configuration
Start with conservative values, test the visible-check option, and use the configuration controls to save a baseline before experimenting.
Next step
Compare the complete product features or ask support about a specific control.