Arma Reforger Aimbot Settings: What Each Option Does

You can set a custom aim key. The type option decides how it activates:

• On hold: the aimbot works only while you hold the key.
• Always: the aimbot stays active.

On hold gives you more control over when it engages. Always is simpler but less selective.

You can choose where the aimbot aims: head, neck, body or pelvis. Arma Reforger has realistic ballistics, so a larger target such as the body is more forgiving at long range than a head shot, which needs more precision.

FOV controls the area around your crosshair in which the aimbot looks for targets.

• FOV size: a smaller circle means the aimbot only reacts to targets near your crosshair. A bigger circle reaches further across your screen.
• Adaptive FOV: adjusts the area as conditions change.
• Draw FOV border and background: shows the circle on your screen so you can see the area you are working with.

A smaller FOV generally feels more controlled, and a larger one feels more automatic.

Smoothness controls how quickly your aim moves to a target. Higher values make it slower and more gradual. Lower values make it faster and sharper. Raising it is the simplest way to make aim assistance feel less abrupt.

Max distance sets how far away a target can be before the aimbot ignores it. Arma Reforger fights often happen at long range, so a sensible distance helps keep the aimbot focused on targets that matter.

The Misc section lets you create, load, rename and delete configs. If you use different setups for different situations, such as close quarters and open ground, save each as its own config instead of changing settings by hand.

Setting names and options can change as the product updates. For the current list, see the aimbot module page, the product page, or Support.