You can help out the development by reporting bugs or requesting features on AimAhead's Discord! discord.gg/ZhspwZ9FXf
AimAhead was built from the ground up with speed and features in mind. Depending on the model, it can reach anywhere from 100 to 200 cycles per second.
AimAhead works by capturing your screen, then running it through an AI model of your liking to find the enemies, after which it aims towards them.
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AI: AimAhead uses AI to see enemies and lock onto them fast.
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Optimized for NVIDIA Cards: All onnx models are converted to a TensorRT engine file before use, which means it optimizes it for your GPU
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Triggerbot: Reacts within the first frame that an Enemy is visible
- Auto-Fire: When the triggerbot key is being held down, and an enemy pops up, it will first aim if needed, and then shoot.
- Recoil Control: Recoil Control helps to control the recoil when triggerbot is active
- Firing Delay: You can add a delay to make the reaction time look more natural
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Predictions: To cope with fast moving enemies, AimAhead can predict the next frame and know where the enemy is before the frame even renders
- Prediction Settings: You can change the amount of frames that need to be collected before making a prediction
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Targeting Modes: Controls on how the target is selected
- Targeting Modes:
- "Objective": Chooses the target that has the highest confidence score
- "Closest": Chooses the target that is the closest to the crosshair
- Aim Positions:
- Heads (Top): Aims for the head.
- Body (Middle): Aims for the body
- Targeting Modes:
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Anti Jitter: Helps to cope with jittering between multiple enemies when multiple enemies are visible
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Misc: Some extras if you like to tinker or help out with development:
- Auto Data Collection: Automatically saves frames of AI's detections to the data folder. Useful when you want to train/improve an AI model. Off by default
- Only run when cursor is hidden: AimAhead will only aim whenever you are in-game, this is detected by the fact if your cursor is hidden. Off by default
- Frame Rate Control: You can set AimAhead to run at a X amount of times per second to avoid overloading the GPU
- Model Selector: Easily switch between different AI models
- Performance Mode Disables overlay for visuals like ESP and FOV in order to save CPU.
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ESP: Get some visual feedback on screen:
- Show Detected targets: Draws detected targets on screen.
- NVIDIA Graphics Card: Only works on NVIDIA GPUs
- CUDA 12.4: Cuda 12.4, download it from NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit Archive.
- Drop your ONNX models into the folder called
models. - When you fire up AimAhead, it'll see the models you put in there.
- First time loading a model, it does some magic. It makes the model super-fast for your GPU. This might take a few minut 800D es the very first time, but it's a one-time thing. After that, models load super quick.
- Install Cuda 12.4: Make sure you've got an NVIDIA card and CUDA 12.4 installed (See "Requirements" section).
- Get AimAhead: Download the latest version from the GitHub Releases page
- Models In Place: Put your ONNX models into the
modelsfolder. - Run It!: Start the AimAhead program.
- Set It Up: Adjust the config
- Done!
- To open/close the menu, click [INS] ( insert ) on your keyboard. It is next to the HOME key.
- To use the INT8 mode, place at least a few thousand training images inside the bin\int8 directory.
- To use the Geforce Now mode, you need to compile AimAhead with the
COMPILE_GFN_MODEmacro. Then enable it, make sure that Geforce Now is closed and click "Inject". After that launch Geforce Now. Done. - The default triggerbot key is X, when X is being held down, Triggerbot will shoot as soon as the target is visible. It will also correct the aim if needed.
- Unable to change Aim Keybind
- Custom Listbox for Models tab and selecting the aim position.
- Anti-Jitter causing the Aimbot to lag behind. I highly recommend having it disabled for now.
Good Luck!