Delta Force Aimbot Settings Explained: FOV, Smoothing, Bones and Keybinds

FOV. This sets how wide the area around your crosshair is where the aimbot will look for a target. A small FOV only picks up enemies near where you are already aiming. A large one reaches much further across the screen. Draw FOV lets you see that area on screen so you can judge it.

Smooth. Smoothing controls how gradually your aim moves toward a target. Low smoothing snaps quickly. Higher smoothing moves more gradually.

Speed. This sets how fast the aim moves when it does engage.

Stickiness. Stickiness affects how firmly the aimbot stays on a target once it has one, instead of drifting to another.

Bone selection. You can choose closest, head, neck or chest. Head is the most precise but also the hardest to hold on a moving target. Chest is steadier. Closest lets the tool pick what is nearest to your crosshair.

Visible check limits targeting to enemies you can actually see, instead of those behind cover. Ignore knocked stops the aimbot from locking onto downed players, which keeps it from wasting aim on someone who is already out of the fight. The aimbot filter helps narrow what counts as a valid target.

Draw FOV and draw target line are visual aids. They make it easier to understand what the aimbot is doing while you tune it.

The product page lists two aimbot keybinds and notes they use native controller keybinds with no remap needed. That is helpful if you play with a controller.

Start small and change one thing at a time:

1. Begin with a modest FOV so you can see how the aimbot behaves.
2. Add smoothing until the movement feels like something you would be comfortable with.
3. Choose a bone that matches how you actually fight. Chest is more forgiving for most players.
4. Turn on visible check and ignore knocked.
5. Save what you like using the config system, so you can return to it.

More obvious behavior is more likely to draw attention from other players and from the game’s systems. Every cheat carries account risk, and we are honest about that in our ban risk article.

The complete aimbot and visual option lists are on the Delta Force product page, along with pricing and system requirements.