CS2 Aimbot: Aim Controls, Hitboxes & Weapon Profiles
CS2 aimbot features assist aiming toward a selected target. Field of view, target body parts, aim speed and recoil compensation determine how that assistance behaves. Predator and Fecurity both include aim tools, with different controls for shaping a setup.
This guide explains those aim features and compares the options available at ESHub. For automatic firing, see the separate CS2 triggerbot guide; for player information overlays, see ESP and wallhack.
What Does a CS2 Aimbot Control?
Aim assistance involves several separate decisions: when it activates, which target it selects, which body part it aims toward and how the crosshair moves. An aim key controls activation; hitbox priorities and field of view affect selection; speed or smoothing controls affect movement.
FOV & Target Selection
An aim FOV defines the targeting region used by the aim system. It is different from a camera FOV setting. Target selection delay governs switching behavior, while hitbox controls define preferred body parts.
Predator lists FOV Type, FOV Slider, Hit Groups and Target Selection Delay. Fecurity lists Draw FOV, Hitbox Priority and Target Switch Delay.
Speed & Smoothing
Predator lists Smoothing. Fecurity separates horizontal and vertical aim speed, allowing the two axes to be configured independently.
These settings describe crosshair behavior. A smooth-looking movement does not establish that a product is safe from detection.
Activation & Visibility
Fecurity lists Aim Key, Second Aim Key, Aim at Shoot, Visible Only and Enemy Only. These controls separate activation from target eligibility.
Predator lists Auto Wall among its aim features. Do not assume that every product shares the same visibility or wall-related controls.
Predator vs Fecurity: Listed Aim Features
Use the product-specific lists when deciding which controls matter to you. The table below focuses on aiming; other features are covered in the related guides.
| Control | CS2: Predator | CS2: Fecurity |
|---|---|---|
| Target body parts | Hit Groups and Multipoints | Hitbox Priority and Hitscan Hitbox Priority: head, neck, chest, arms and legs |
| Aim region | FOV Type and FOV Slider | Draw FOV; per-weapon FOV controls |
| Aim movement | Smoothing | Horizontal and vertical aim speed |
| Target switching | Target Selection Delay | Target Switch Delay, including per-weapon settings |
| Recoil controls | RCS, Pitch, Yaw, Start Bullet, Humanize With RCS Preview and Return Crosshair To RCS | RCS Horizontal, RCS Vertical, Recoil Compensation and per-weapon X/Y compensation |
| Additional aim controls | Auto Wall, Auto Stop, Auto Scope, Auto Pistol and Auto Revolver | Aim at Shoot, Visible Only, Enemy Only, two aim keys and Hitscan Coefficient |
Review Predator's product details and Fecurity's product details before purchasing. For a broader comparison, read How to Choose CS2 Cheats.
Per-Weapon Aim Settings
Different weapons have different firing patterns and engagement distances. Fecurity explicitly lists per-weapon target switch delay, hitscan coefficient, recoil compensation, FOV and horizontal or vertical aim speed. This allows aim controls to be organized around weapon choice.
Its listed per-weapon ranges include recoil compensation from 0–100, FOV from 0–15 degrees and aim speed from 0–30 degrees per second on each axis. These are available control ranges, rather than recommended values for every weapon or player.
Predator lists Start Bullet, Auto Pistol, Auto Revolver and Auto Scope among its aim controls. Those entries should not be treated as confirmation that it uses the same per-weapon profile system as Fecurity. See the config and per-weapon settings guide for how profiles and menu controls fit together.
Aimbot, Triggerbot & Recoil Control: Different Jobs
Aimbot
Assists aiming toward a selected target. This page covers activation, target selection, body parts, FOV and aim movement.
Triggerbot
Controls firing when its conditions are met. Modes, shot delay and filters belong in the triggerbot guide.
Recoil Control
Compensates for recoil-related movement. It may be part of an aim system but has a separate purpose. Read the recoil control guide for those controls.
Visual tools also have a distinct role: ESP displays player information, while radar presents position information in a separate view. Neither feature is itself an aimbot.
Compatibility & Account Risk
Both products list Windows 10 and 11 with Intel and AMD processors. Fecurity additionally lists UEFI BIOS, Steam/5E and fullscreen, borderless or windowed display modes. Check the system requirements guide and your chosen product before loading.
Smoothing, humanization and recoil variance are behavior controls, not guarantees against detection. Cheating can result in account penalties. The CS2 safety guide covers this separately from feature selection.
If activation or menu access is the problem, use Cheat Menu Not Opening. Missing visual overlays are covered in ESP Not Showing. New to the terminology? Start with Cheats for Beginners.
CS2 Aimbot Questions
What does a CS2 aimbot do?
An aimbot assists aim toward a selected target. Available controls can include target body parts, field of view, aim speed, smoothing and recoil compensation. The exact controls depend on the product.
Do Predator and Fecurity both include aimbot?
Yes. Predator lists hit groups, FOV, smoothing, recoil controls and target selection delay. Fecurity lists horizontal and vertical aim speed, hitbox priorities, activation keys and per-weapon aim settings.
Is an aimbot the same as a triggerbot?
No. Aimbot assists aiming, while triggerbot controls firing when its conditions are met. The two features have separate controls.
Does Fecurity have per-weapon aim settings?
Yes. Its listed per-weapon controls include target switch delay, hitscan coefficient, horizontal and vertical recoil compensation, FOV and horizontal and vertical aim speed.
Do smoothing or humanization guarantee protection from bans?
No. These controls change aim behavior; they do not guarantee that cheating will avoid detection or account penalties.
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Compare CS2 Aim Features at ESHub
Choose by the controls you need: Predator lists smoothing, multipoints and several weapon-related aim helpers; Fecurity lists separate axis speeds and detailed per-weapon settings.