FPS module (aim assist)

Capture method

Capture device

Capture device (Device only): your capture card. Click Refresh after plugging it in.

Capture resolution

Capture resolution, default 1920x1080 (Device only; options 1280x720 / 1920x1080 / 2560x1440)

• What it does: the size of the image the app reads from your card.
• Rule: match your console's output. A mismatch shifts the aim off to the side or gives a black picture.
• Tip: 1080p is the sweet spot. 1440p adds load for little gain. 720p only on weak PCs.

Capture FPS

Capture FPS, default 120 (options 60 / 120 / 125 / 240 / 999 (Unlimited))

• What it does: how many frames per second the app grabs. More frames make tracking smoother and more responsive.
• Raise it to 240 on a strong PC with a fast card. Don't go below 120 unless your PC can't keep up. 999 removes the cap and is meant for testing.
• Tip: your capture card sets the real ceiling, so 240 won't help on a 60 Hz card.

Preview enabled

Preview enabled, default off

• Shows the live picture with boxes drawn on detected enemies. Open preview window pops it out into a bigger window (with Fullscreen).
• What the overlay means: the big circle is your search area (Detection radius), boxes are detected enemies, and the dot is exactly where the aim goes (Target offset).
• Use it to set up and test, then turn it off for real games. It costs performance and can only be changed while stopped.

Preview FPS

Preview FPS, default 60 FPS (30 / 60 / 120)

• Controls how often the preview window refreshes. Lower it if the preview costs too much performance.

Detection radius

Detection radius (50–500 px) ["search circle"], default 200

• The size of the circle around your crosshair where enemies are picked up.
• Raise it if you want to grab enemies further out (250–350), though it can hop between targets in busy fights.
• Lower it if you want to lock only what you're already aiming at (100–150), for precision in crowds.
• Tip: it doesn't affect performance.

Confidence

Confidence (0.10–1.00) ["how sure the AI must be"], default 0.20

• How certain the AI must be before something counts as an enemy.
• Raise it toward 0.35–0.50 if the aim sometimes chases things that aren't enemies.
• Lower it toward 0.15 if distant or half-hidden enemies are missed.

Focus Target (shrinks ROI on lock)

Focus Target (shrinks ROI on lock) ["stay on this enemy"], default on

• Once locked, the app keeps its attention on that enemy so the aim doesn't jump to someone running past.
• Turn it off only if you want the aim to always grab whoever is closest to your crosshair.

Target offset

Target offset (-500–100 %), default 60

• The height of the aim point on the enemy: 100 = top (head), 50 = middle (chest), 0 = bottom (feet).
• Use 80–95 for headshot-focused games, or 50–65 for reliability and recoil room.

Width

Width (30–100 %), default 80

• Sets the width of the target area on the body. Smaller means stricter, more precise aim. Larger is more forgiving on fast-moving enemies.

Height

Height (20–100 %), default 50

• Sets the height of that same target area. Lower it for a tighter area; raise it for fast-moving enemies.

Tracking delay

Tracking delay (0–1000 ms) ["reaction time"], default 0

• Waits this long after spotting an enemy before helping.
• Try 50–150 ms for a more natural reaction instead of an instant snap.

Hold frames

Hold frames (0–15) ["bridge short gaps"], default 0

• If the AI loses the enemy for a split second (smoke, fast strafe), the aim keeps following its last known position for this many frames instead of dropping.
• Try 3–6 if the aim "lets go" for an instant on fast targets. Keep it low, because high values can follow an enemy who's actually gone.

ADS speed

ADS speed (0.01–10.0), default 2.0

• Assist strength while you aim down sights. This is your main strength dial.
• Raise it by 0.2–0.4 if the aim lags behind moving enemies.
• Lower it if the aim overshoots or feels robotic.

HIP speed

HIP speed (0.01–10.0), default 1.5

• Same as above, but when shooting without aiming down sights.

Response factor

Response factor (0.5–3.0) ["overall multiplier"], default 1.1

• Scales both speeds at once, so you can make everything a bit stronger or softer without touching each one.

Response curve gamma

Response curve gamma (0.3–2.0) ["stickiness near the target"], default 0.90

• Below 1 the aim gets "stickier" as it closes in. 1 is linear. Above 1 it eases in more softly.
• If the aim jitters right on target, move toward 1.0. If it feels mushy at the end, go a little below 0.9.

Deadzone

Deadzone (0–50 px) ["stop zone"], default 0

• A tiny circle around the aim point where the assist stops moving, so it doesn't tremble when already on target.
• Best left at 0. If the aim shakes on target, lower ADS speed and Kp a little at a time instead. Too high and the aim stops slightly off-center.

Restricted %

Restricted % (0–100) ["how much the AI holds your stick"], default 50

• How much of your own right-stick input is held back while the AI is tracking. 100 means the AI fully owns the crosshair. 0 means you can freely fight it.
• 50–70 is a good blend: the AI holds the target and you can still adjust or flick away.

Enable PID Controller

Enable PID Controller, default on. Keep it on.

PID Mode

PID Mode: Simple (default) or Advanced.

Kp

Kp (0–10) ["pull"], default 1.15

• Main pull toward the enemy.
• Raise it slightly (+0.05–0.1) if the crosshair stays behind.
• Lower it if the crosshair overshoots and wobbles.

Ki

Ki ["finisher"], default 0.005

• You may not see this in newer versions. It's already tuned. If visible, raise it a tiny bit if the aim hovers near center but never settles.

Kd

Kd ["brake"], default 0.005

• You may not see this in newer versions. It's already tuned. If visible, raise it a little if the aim arrives too fast and bounces.

Advanced mode only:

Advanced mode only: Derivative Tau (ms) 20 (1–100) smooths the brake. Integral Limit 600 (0–2000) caps the finisher. Deadzone 2.0 (0–10) is a separate stop zone for the PID. Leave these alone unless support asks.

Gain Schedule

Gain Schedule ["speed by distance"], Enable Schedule default off

• Changes tracking speed depending on how far the enemy is from your crosshair. One rule per line: distance:multiplier. Default Global Schedule:

  5:1.8
  30:1.4
  80:1.0
  150:0.6
  

  This means: very close = 180% speed, 150 px away = 60%. Values in between blend smoothly.

• X Schedule / Y Schedule let you shape horizontal and vertical separately. Leave them empty to use Global.

• When to use it: you want snappy centering up close and a gentler pull on far targets (or the reverse).

Platform

Platform, default PlayStation (or Xbox). This relabels every button list.

ADS (Aim Down Sights)

ADS (Aim Down Sights), default L2 / LT

• Must match your in-game aim button. Playing with flipped triggers? Change it here too.

Fire / Shoot

Fire / Shoot, default R2 / RT

• Must match your in-game fire button. Playing with flipped triggers? Change it here too.

Tracking activation

Tracking activation, default ADS or Fire

Enable Auto Shot

Enable Auto Shot ["shoot when lined up"]

• Fires for you when your crosshair is close enough to the locked enemy.
• Mode: Rapid Fire (taps the trigger, good for semi-auto) or Full Auto (holds the trigger).
• Fire rate / hold (10–500 ms), default 100: in Rapid Fire it's the gap between shots. In Full Auto it's how long the trigger stays held, refreshed while you're on target.
• Pre-fire distance (0–100 px), default 15: how close the aim must be before firing. Lower is stricter, higher fires earlier.
• Tip: for marksman rifles, use Rapid Fire with a 5–10 px pre-fire distance.

Assist Pause

Assist Pause ["pause button"], button default DPad Up

• Press once to pause all assistance (red TRACKING PAUSED banner) and press again to resume.
• Handy for looting, driving or menus. Pick a button you don't use in game.

Target Switching

• Jump the lock to the next enemy on the left or right.

Left

Left, default DPad Left

• Button for switching the lock to the enemy on the left.

Right

Right, default DPad Right

• Button for switching the lock to the enemy on the right.

Rapid Fire

Rapid Fire, Rate (5–200 ms) default 50

• Turns your held trigger into fast taps whenever you shoot, with no target needed. Use either this or Auto Shot on a given weapon, not both.

Mode

Mode, default Off: Off, Generic (3-Phase), or AI Anti-Recoil.

Activate On

Activate On, default While Firing: While Firing, While ADS, or ADS + Firing (the most common competitive choice).

AI Anti-Recoil

AI Anti-Recoil adjusts the pull-down strength on its own while you track a target. It has no extra settings to tune.

Generic (3-Phase)

Generic (3-Phase) ["your own recoil pattern"]: most guns kick hardest at first, then settle.