ESHub’s Valorant: Color Aimbot combines pixel-color targeting with configurable mouse movement, triggerbot, recoil compensation and weapon-category profiles.
This guide covers its color-specific controls: enemy highlights, detection filters, X/Y offsets, dynamic FOV and profile switching.
A color aimbot identifies matching pixels in the displayed image and uses mouse movement for aiming. This package is described as external, without injection or game-file modification. Its target controls include Enemy Highlight Color Selection and an Advanced Purple Color Filter.
That makes color selection and detection settings central to this product. A pixel match does not carry the same information as a player ESP label, health bar or ability cooldown. For those features, compare the separate ESP & Wallhack and Ability ESP guides.
Enemy Highlight Color Selection determines the color the targeting system looks for. The package also lists an Advanced Purple Color Filter, Anti-Clove Smoke Filter and Anti-Astra Smoke Filter.
Smoke-filter names describe filtering options; they do not imply vision through opaque smoke.
Separate FOV X and Y controls adjust the targeting region’s horizontal and vertical dimensions. Dynamic FOV is also included.
These are detection-region controls, distinct from changing the game’s camera view.
Smooth X/Y and Speed Adjustment control mouse movement. Offset X/Y controls the targeting offset relative to the detected region.
Only Move X Axis Mode limits movement to the horizontal axis. The menu also lists Button 1 / Button 2 Selection and Method Selection.
The Humanized System lists Humanized Smooth Shooting, increasing smoothing while spraying, an option to disable humanized mode, and a configurable smoothing increase value.
Raise Smooth Every Milliseconds has a listed default of 125 ms. This is the product’s stated default for that interval, not a universal recommendation for every weapon or setup.
These settings shape mouse movement. They do not guarantee that automation cannot be detected. Read the Valorant Cheat Safety guide for the broader account-risk discussion.
The triggerbot lists an Activation Key, FOV Adjustment, Shot Delay Adjustment and Fire Rate Delay. Shot delay and fire-rate delay are separate menu controls.
Compare product-specific firing features in the Valorant Triggerbot guide.
The recoil system lists automatic downward mouse compensation, left-click activation, adjustable recoil strength and a start delay in milliseconds.
Mouse compensation is different from removing weapon spread. Continue to Recoil Control for the dedicated comparison.
Auto Weapon Detect supports separate settings for sidearms, SMGs, shotguns, rifles, snipers and machine guns, with an enable/disable toggle. Weapon-category settings and the six quick-switch profiles are distinct parts of the feature list.
| Configuration profile | Listed quick-switch hotkey |
|---|---|
| Profile 1 | F2 |
| Profile 2 | H |
| Profile 3 | F5 |
| Profile 4 | F6 |
| Profile 5 | F7 |
| Profile 6 | F8 |
The package lists multiple game configurations, quick switching and automatic saving. Its interface controls include an On/Off Key, Menu Toggle, Volume Control and Invert Mouse option. Audio feedback provides voice notifications.
Choose Valorant: Color Aimbot when comparing pixel-color targeting and mouse-based controls. Its overview states that no macro mouse is required.
Valorant: Omega offers a broader listed package with player and world ESP, weapon-profile aim controls, triggerbot and skin customization. Valorant: EsHub lists silent aim, chams, radar, Unlock All and additional customization.
Omega and EsHub include integrated temporary HWID spoofers. The Color Aimbot does not list one. For permanent options, use the HWID Spoofer category and read the Valorant HWID Spoofer guide. Standalone temporary spoofers are not a Valorant solution in the current lineup.
A color aimbot uses pixel-color detection to identify targets on the displayed image and moves the mouse according to its targeting settings. The Color Aimbot package lists enemy highlight-color selection, X/Y FOV, smoothing and offsets.
ESP and wallhack are not listed in this package. Its listed functions cover pixel targeting, triggerbot, mouse-based recoil compensation, weapon detection and profiles.
The package lists Anti-Clove Smoke Filter and Anti-Astra Smoke Filter. These are color-filter options; they do not establish the ability to locate enemies hidden behind opaque smoke.
No macro mouse is required according to the package overview. The product lists mouse-based input and all-mouse support.
Profile 1 uses F2, Profile 2 uses H, Profile 3 uses F5, Profile 4 uses F6, Profile 5 uses F7 and Profile 6 uses F8.
A HWID spoofer is not listed for the Color Aimbot. Valorant: Omega and Valorant: EsHub include integrated temporary spoofers. Standalone temporary spoofers are not a Valorant solution in ESHub’s current lineup.
Review the pixel-targeting package or compare ESHub’s Valorant products.
