Battlefield 6 Aimbot Settings Explained

Turning it on: Toggle Aimbot and Aim Always

An aimbot menu can look like a wall of options the first time you open it. Most of them are simple once you know what they refer to. Here is a walkthrough of the aimbot section in the Battlefield 6 Hacks menu, based on the options listed on the features page. For exact behavior of any setting, the documentation is the final source.

Toggle Aimbot is the main switch. Aim Always is a separate option, and as the name suggests it changes whether the aimbot is working continuously or only when you tell it to. If you prefer to control when it acts, you will want to look at the aim bind below.

Customizable Aim Bind

This lets you choose which key or button activates the aimbot. Set it to something you can reach comfortably without moving your hand off your normal controls.

Bone Selection

You choose the part of the target to aim at. The menu offers four:

Body and pelvis are larger areas, which many players find more forgiving. Head and neck are smaller and more precise.

Smoothness

Smoothness controls how quickly or gradually your aim moves toward the target. Lower values generally mean quicker snapping, and higher values mean a slower, more gradual movement. It is worth trying a few values in a private or low pressure setting to see which feels right to you.

FOV and Distance

FOV sets the area around your crosshair where targets are considered. A small FOV means the aimbot only looks at targets near where you are already aiming. A large FOV means it looks across more of your screen. Distance sets how far away a target can be to be considered at all.

If you want to see your FOV, there are two drawing options: Draw FOV Border and Draw FOV Background. These put the area on screen so you can visualize it while you adjust.

Target Bots and Target Teams

These toggles control who the aimbot considers. Target Bots decides whether bots are included. Target Teams decides whether teammates are included, which most players will want to leave in a sensible state for their mode.

Visible Check

When enabled, the aimbot checks whether a target is visible before acting on them, rather than considering anyone in range regardless of what is in the way.

Save your settings

Once you have values you like, use the config system in the Misc tab to save them. You can load, share and delete configs too, so trying a new setup does not mean losing the last one.

Before you use it

Your PC needs Windows 10 or 11, an Intel or AMD CPU, and HVCI, Core Isolation, TPM and Secure Boot turned on. See our setup guide to check. Also remember that using cheats in online games carries risk, which we cover in the ban risk guide.

The full feature list is on the Battlefield 6 product page.