CS2 Aimbot Settings: Legit & Rage Mode Guide
Configure a CS2 aimbot that still looks human: legit versus rage mode, plus FOV, smoothness, bone selection and the settings that draw player reports.
Aimbot Modes
CSCodep's aimbot runs in two main modes: Legit mode offers natural-looking aim assist, while Rage mode provides fully automatic aim-locking. Legit mode is used in competitive matches, while Rage mode is used in HvH (Hacker vs Hacker) scenarios.
FOV (Field of View) Setting
FOV determines the size of the area in which the aimbot searches for targets. A low FOV (1-5°) only picks up enemies very close to your crosshair and looks natural. A high FOV (15-360°) picks up enemies in every direction but can look suspicious.
Smoothness
Smoothness controls how fast the crosshair locks onto the target. 0 = instant lock (looks robotic), 100 = very slow (ineffective). A range of 5-20 is ideal for legit play.
Bone Selection
Determines which body part the aimbot targets. The head (headshot) deals the most damage but is hard to make look natural. The chest is the safest choice. Random bone mode targets a different area on every shot to boost natural appearance.
TriggerBot
Fires automatically the moment your crosshair is on an enemy. Unlike aimbot, you still control your own aim — only the trigger pull is automated. You can set the reaction delay in milliseconds.
Legit Settings Profile
Recommended settings for competitive matches:
Rage Settings Profile
Recommended settings for HvH scenarios:
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