Triggerbot Activation
The triggerbot category has an enable option and lists SHIFT as its activation key. The aimbot also lists SHIFT in the supplied example, but the two features have separate settings. Check their current bindings together so that the chosen activation setup is understood instead of assuming one key controls only one feature.
A Separate Trigger Radius
The supplied triggerbot example shows a 150-pixel FOV radius, compared with a 200-pixel example in the aimbot category. This documents two separate controls. A change to the aiming radius should not be assumed to change the triggerbot radius. Read the current menu for the value actually applied.
Shot Delay & Reaction Time
Shot Delay and Reaction Time are listed separately. The supplied values are 50 ms and 0 ms respectively. These are documented menu examples, not a universal recommended timing setup. Review both fields when describing firing behavior to support, since reporting only one timing value leaves out another listed control.
Target & Distance Controls
Head is the listed triggerbot target example, and maximum distance is shown as 1000. The product information does not establish a distance unit for that example, so this page does not label it as meters. Target selection, distance and radius should be read together as separate constraints within the firing feature.
Triggerbot & Aimbot Roles
Aimbot tracks a selected aim point, while triggerbot provides firing automation. Prediction and smoothing belong to the broader aiming configuration. A trigger delay does not establish the smoothing response, and an aim exponent does not establish the trigger timing. The settings guide explains the control categories together.
Reading the Menu & Getting Help
Use the supplied current OW2 product listing and current product instructions for the controls actually available. If the menu cannot be accessed, start with menu troubleshooting. For unexpected firing behavior, tell ESHub Discord support which feature is enabled, its activation key and the relevant radius, target, timing and distance settings.