Prediction & Strength
Internal lists Enable Prediction and Prediction Strength within Triggerbot. These controls belong to the firing category’s prediction configuration; they should not be confused with the aimbot smoothing controls.
Explore Internal’s Triggerbot with prediction strength, shot delay, per-character profiles and separate hitbox scales.
Explore Internal’s Triggerbot with prediction strength, shot delay, per-character profiles and separate hitbox scales.
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Marvel Rivals Triggerbot concerns automatic firing when configured target conditions are met. Internal exposes it as a dedicated feature category rather than making it a synonym for aimbot. Its controls cover prediction, shot timing, target filters, hitbox selection and input bindings.
Internal lists Enable Prediction and Prediction Strength within Triggerbot. These controls belong to the firing category’s prediction configuration; they should not be confused with the aimbot smoothing controls.
Shot Delay controls firing timing. The supplied Triggerbot image shows this setting alongside prediction and filters. It is distinct from aimbot target-switch delay, which concerns moving between eligible targets.
Internal lists separate head, chest, stomach, arms, legs and other scales, plus target hitbox selection. The menu can therefore distinguish which body regions are used from how each region is configured.
The category lists native controller support, per-character Triggerbot configs and two Triggerbot keybinds. These add input and profile controls alongside Only Enemies and Ignore Invisible Targets.
Aimbot concerns target selection and aiming movement. Triggerbot concerns firing under selected conditions. Magic Bullet is another targeting category with its own FOV, distance and hitbox controls.
Internal lists all three separately. Changing a Triggerbot shot delay does not mean you changed aimbot smoothing or Magic Bullet distance. Read the menu category name before comparing settings between screenshots.
The Triggerbot menu shows individual hitbox scales and a separate row of target hitboxes. These are related controls, but they do not do the same job: one changes the configured region, while the other identifies which regions the category is allowed to use.
Internal also lists per-character profiles. Keeping profile selection and hitbox configuration clear helps avoid treating one hero’s screenshot as a ready-made configuration for every character.
Triggerbot is explicitly listed for Marvel Rivals Internal. Predator’s current description does not explicitly list a Triggerbot category. The comparison page keeps these inclusions separate.
If the feature is missing because the whole menu has not appeared, first use Menu Not Opening. If the menu works, check the Triggerbot category, selected profile, activation binding and the specific product instructions.
Use the arrows below the player to switch between the two product previews.
Browse the aiming controls, Magic Bullet settings, Triggerbot options, hero selector and keybinds. Use the arrows to switch screenshots, or click the current image for a larger view.
Compare the aiming menu with an in-game visual preview. Each image can be opened at full size.
Internal explicitly lists Triggerbot. Predator’s current feature description does not list it.
No. Shot Delay concerns firing timing. Aimbot Target Switch Delay concerns switching between targets.
Internal lists Triggerbot configs per character, alongside separate aimbot and Magic Bullet profiles.
Yes. Native controller support is included in its Triggerbot feature list.
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