Triggerbot Explained.
Learn what a triggerbot is, how automatic firing differs from aim assistance, and the terminology commonly used in triggerbot feature lists.
What Is a Triggerbot?
A triggerbot is generally an automated firing feature.
Unlike an aimbot, which can assist with where the player's aim is directed, a triggerbot usually focuses on the firing input when supported target conditions are met.
Triggerbot vs Aimbot
🎯 Triggerbot
Primarily automates the firing action when configured target conditions are satisfied.
🧲 Aimbot
Primarily deals with aim movement, targeting, smoothing, FOV and target selection.
Common Triggerbot Settings
Activation Key
Controls when the feature is active.
Fire Delay
Describes a configurable delay before the firing action.
Target Check
Determines which supported target states count as valid.
Weapon Filter
Limits the feature to selected weapon categories.
Hold / Toggle
Common activation modes used by configurable features.
Visibility Check
A supported condition based on whether a target is visible.
Features Often Listed Nearby
Aimbot
Aim-assistance and targeting features.
FOV
Defines an area around the player's point of aim.
No Recoil
Recoil reduction or compensation terminology.
Prediction
Target movement or projectile-related aiming terminology.
Bone Selection
Specifies supported target points on a character model.
Target Filtering
Defines which supported entities can be selected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is triggerbot the same as aimbot?
What is trigger delay?
Can triggerbot have weapon filters?
Can triggerbot be combined with aimbot?
Continue Learning
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