Values from the Zone menu guides

Legit Aimbot Settings

Per-game presets for FOV, smoothing, deadzone and recoil, plus a live score that tells you what looks robotic and why.

Recommended legit aimbot settings for Call of Duty Black Ops 7 and MW3, Apex Legends, The Finals, Arc Raiders and Escape from Tarkov, with a legit score checker.

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// Recommended values

Recommended legit settings by game

These are the reference values for our private Zone builds. Go higher on smoothing if you like; going lower is where bans start.

The Finals

FOV
40
Smooth X / Smooth Y
18 / 20
Deadzone
4
Dynamic FOV size
145
Recoil Compensation
Not used
Load preset

Every aim preset also uses Nearest as Aim bone, 2D as Aim preference, LMOUSE as Aim Key and Visibility Check on.

// Settings explained

What each setting does

FOV
FOV is the area the aimbot scans for targets. 40 works well; 50 is the limit before it starts snapping onto random targets.
Smooth X / Smooth Y
Smoothing is how gently the aim moves. Lower is faster and harder, higher is slower and more natural. Keep both axes above 15 and never equal.
Deadzone
Deadzone is the part of the hitbox where the aim stops pulling, so hits land on different spots instead of one pixel.
Dynamic FOV
Dynamic FOV widens the scan area in close fights only. It is why the normal FOV can stay small.
Recoil Compensation
Recoil Compensation softens the spray while the aimbot is engaged. It is not no-recoil, and maxing it pulls the aim down visibly.
Aim bone
Aim bone picks where the aim goes. Nearest follows your crosshair; a fixed bone makes every hit identical.
Aim Key
The Aim Key decides when the aimbot works. Left mouse means it only acts while you are already shooting.
Visibility Check
Visibility Check stops the aim from locking onto anyone behind cover.
ESP visible only
ESP set to visible only shows players you could see anyway, which keeps your camera movement natural on replays.

// How bans happen

How players actually get banned

  1. 01

    Reports

    Reports trigger a manual review. Too many reports flag the account, someone watches your matches, and a legit-looking player gets cleared after the review.

  2. 02

    Aggressive settings

    Aggressive settings trigger an automated review. Snaps, instant locks and impossible tracking get flagged by server-side analysis, and that ban is usually instant.

  3. 03

    Detection is different

    A ban caused by how you played is not a detection. A detection hits every user of a build at once. If only your account was banned, check your settings first.

// FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Nothing removes risk completely. These values keep the aim inside what a skilled player could do, which is what reviews and automated checks look for. How you play still matters as much as the numbers.
Equal values move the crosshair in a perfectly straight line, which human hands never do. A difference of about 2 bends the path just enough to look natural.
Right mouse locks the aim the moment you scope in, even before you decide to shoot. Left mouse only engages while you fire, the way your own aim would correct.
It does. At 800 DPI or lower the aim feels much stickier, so the preset adds 2 to both smoothing axes. That bump is our own rule of thumb on top of the supplier guides.
They match the menu of the private Zone builds sold on ZhexCheats for Call of Duty, Apex Legends, The Finals, Arc Raiders and Escape from Tarkov. Other menus use different scales, so treat the numbers as a direction there, not as exact values.

// Next step

Switching games?

Keep the same aim feel across Valorant, CS2, Apex and Call of Duty with the sensitivity converter.

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