Delta Force aimbot settings: where to start with FOV, smooth, speed and bone selection

Aimbot menus can look like a wall of sliders the first time, so here is what each thing does in plain words.

FOV: how wide an area around your crosshair the aimbot looks for targets in. Small FOV only grabs people near where you are already aiming. Big FOV reaches way further across the screen.

Smooth: how gradually the aim moves to a target. Low is snappy, higher is slower and softer.

Speed: how fast the aim moves when it engages.

Stickiness: how firmly it stays on a target once it has one.

Bone selection: closest, head, neck or chest.

Visible check: only targets people you can actually see.

Ignore knocked: skips downed players.

Draw FOV and draw target line: just visual aids so you can see what it is doing while you tune.

The product page also lists two aimbot keybinds that use native controller keybinds, so no remapping needed if you play on controller.

A simple way to start: small FOV, add smoothing until it feels like something you would be comfortable with, pick chest if head feels twitchy, turn on visible check and ignore knocked, then save it in the config system.

What bone do you usually go for, and why? Curious if people actually stick with head or end up on chest.