Internal Aimbot Prediction
Internal lists Enable Prediction within Aimbot and supports configs per character. This combines a prediction control with a profile structure for individual heroes.
Understand prediction in Internal and Predator, and how it differs from smoothing, hitbox choice and Triggerbot prediction strength.
Understand prediction in Internal and Predator, and how it differs from smoothing, hitbox choice and Triggerbot prediction strength.
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Prediction accounts for target movement during the time an attack travels. In a hero shooter with different attack behaviors, the aim point and a target’s current position are not always the same question. Both Marvel Rivals products list prediction, but their descriptions expose it differently.
Internal lists Enable Prediction within Aimbot and supports configs per character. This combines a prediction control with a profile structure for individual heroes.
Predator explicitly lists unique prediction for every hero in its aimbot category. Its other aiming controls include hit groups, FOV, smoothing and filters.
Internal’s Triggerbot category lists prediction and Prediction Strength. This is a separate configuration from the aimbot’s movement controls.
Hitboxes specify target body regions, while smoothing changes aim movement. Prediction concerns the calculated target position. These settings interact with targeting but are not interchangeable.
Projectile attacks have travel time, making movement during that interval relevant to targeting. Attacks with different travel behavior should not be described as sharing one universal prediction number.
The product feature lists do not publish a complete current roster of per-hero calculations. This guide therefore explains the listed prediction categories without inventing specific speed values, hero exceptions or damage guarantees.
Internal lists per-character aimbot profiles and separate Triggerbot profiles. The supplied hero-selector screenshot shows an All Heroes entry and individual character choices.
The configuration guide covers saving and loading profiles. A saved configuration and a prediction calculation are separate concepts: one stores settings, while the other affects how targeting is calculated.
Compare Internal if you want its per-character categories, native controller support and independent horizontal / vertical smoothing. Compare Predator for its explicitly listed unique hero prediction, hit groups and static / dynamic FOV.
Use the product comparison for the rest of the package differences. Magic Bullet and Triggerbot are explicitly listed for Internal; they should not be silently added to Predator because both products have prediction.
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Yes. Internal lists Enable Prediction in Aimbot; Predator lists unique prediction for every hero.
Smoothing concerns aim movement. It is not a projectile-speed setting.
It appears in Internal’s Triggerbot category.
Their controls and scales may differ. The feature lists do not establish interchangeable prediction values.
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