AimBot

AimBot rotates the player's camera toward a target without performing any attack. It is a pure aim-assist module: the player still decides when to swing. AimBot is often paired with TriggerBot, which attacks automatically when the crosshair crosses a target, or used alone for assisted manual aim.

Category

Combat

Type

Camera rotation

Supported clients

Meteor, LiquidBounce, Future, Raven

Minecraft versions

All 1.21.x

Detection risk

Moderate

Last checked

2026-09-24

What it does

AimBot continuously evaluates potential targets in the world and rotates the camera to face the chosen one. Configuration options:

• Target selection — closest, lowest health, or by threat priority.
• Rotation speed — how fast the camera turns, measured in degrees per tick.
• Smoothing mode — instant, linear, sigmoid, or custom curve.
• Field of view — angular cone in which targets are considered.
• Priority filter — skip invisible targets, specific mob types, or friends.

Client support

Server compatibility

• Hypixel — Restricted. Rotation analysis flags instant snap and lock-on patterns.
• 2b2t — Permitted. No anti-cheat active.
• CubeCraft — Restricted. Sentinel monitors rotation packet frequency and angle deltas.

Detection behavior

AimBot produces rotation packets — the same packets a human player generates when moving the mouse. Anti-cheat systems analyze rotation for:

• Snap rotation. Turning 90 degrees in one tick is physically impossible for a human.
• Perfect tracking. Continuous lock on a moving target at exactly constant angular velocity.
• Rotation without attack intent. Rotation toward a target when no attack follows within a reasonable window.

AimBot with high smoothing and human-like micro-jitter is less obvious. Fully removing detection risk on modern servers is not possible.

Known limitations

• Linear smoothing is itself detectable — the rotation curve matches an ideal mathematical line, not human variation.
• Some servers validate rotation against subsequent attack direction; AimBot without TriggerBot produces inconsistent packets.
• Combined with KillAura, the two modules can amplify each other's detection signature.

Related modules

• KillAura — auto-attacks targets.
• TriggerBot — attacks when the crosshair crosses a target.
• Reach — extends attack range.
• Velocity — reduces knockback.