Direct answer
A Valorant aimbot pulls your crosshair onto a bone inside a FOV you set. ESP draws enemies, health, abilities and the spike through or on the world. A triggerbot fires when the crosshair is on a valid hitbox, ideally after a randomized human delay. Valorant Pro includes all three in one loader: smoothing-first aim, full or visible-only ESP, and a 120–190 ms trigger band that never repeats the same delay twice.
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Valorant aimbot — the last few pixels
People say Valorant cheats and picture a magnet. A usable aimbot is closer to a very fast teammate finishing your flick. You still choose when to peek. The tool only works inside the FOV circle, at the smoothing speed you set, on the bone you picked, and — if visibility check is on — only when you could already see the target.
That last part matters. Tracking a Jett through a smoke is how you get clipped on Reddit. Valorant Pro's visibility check and smoke-aware options are there so you can turn that off.
- FOV slider — 2–4° for legit, larger for rage
- Smoothing — higher is slower and more human
- Bone select — head, pelvis, legs
- Recoil control and target-switch delay
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Valorant ESP — information without lighting up the screen
ESP is the wallhack layer: you see who is where, how much HP they have, whether they have ult, and where the spike is. Used loud, it changes how you walk and everyone notices. Used quiet — visible-only skeletons, health, ult tracker — it just stops you swinging a 4-man for no reason.
Valorant Pro also tracks abilities, Cypher utility, Sova drone, spike and drops. Filter per config. The legit preset leaves boxes and snaplines off.
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Valorant triggerbot — reaction time, not a click-lock
A triggerbot fires when a valid hitbox is under the crosshair. The cheap versions fire on a fixed delay, which looks identical every round in a VOD. Ours samples a band — we recommend 120 to 190 ms — and will not reuse the same delay on the next shot. The activity log shows the spread so you can check it yourself.
Important: Turn the triggerbot off for Sheriff and Operator duels. One-tap timing on those weapons is what other players clip even when the aimbot looks fine.
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Which combo to run
You do not need every module on. Most people who last on a main run a small-FOV aimbot, visible-only ESP, and triggerbot only on rifles. That is the legit preset. Semi adds a bit more FOV. Rage is for accounts you can afford to lose.
Recommended Valorant cheat modules by playstyle
| Playstyle | Aimbot | ESP | Triggerbot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legit / main | 2–4° FOV, smoothing 8+ | Visible-only skeleton + health + ult | On for rifles, 120–190 ms |
| Semi | 4–6° FOV, smoothing 6–8 | Skeletons + light boxes, no snaplines | On, same band |
| Rage / alt | Wide FOV, low smoothing | Full boxes, radar, drop ESP | Optional — already obvious |
Primary sources
Vendor documentation used to verify the procedures and definitions in this guide.
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Software that moves your aim toward a chosen bone (usually the head) when a target is inside your FOV. WOSM's version adds smoothing, a visibility check so it will not track through smokes, and per-weapon settings.