Instructions
Wardogs Aimbot Settings
Set up Wardogs aimbot with FOV, smoothing, bone pick, and prediction for PC fights on Steam.
Wardogs aimbot settings are easy to get wrong if you copy presets from other games. WARDOGS by BULKHEAD has huge maps with vehicles and destructible terrain. Tuning FOV, smoothing, and prediction matters more than raw snap speed.
FOV and Smooth Settings
FOV limits aimbot to targets inside your chosen cone. On open maps, a tighter FOV cuts false locks on distant infantry. Smoothing controls how fast the crosshair moves toward targets. Higher smooth values feel more natural during long fire.
Enable draw FOV while tuning so you can see the active cone on screen. Test in casual modes before control zone fights. Ideally, player ESP already told you who is in the fight.
Bone Selection and Prediction
Bone selection picks head, chest, or other hitboxes for aim lock. Prediction leads moving targets across destructible zones and vehicle routes. This matters when enemies strafe between cover on large maps.
Draw target line shows a line from crosshair to the current aimbot target. It helps while you dial in smooth and FOV together.
Visible Check
Visible check restricts aim to enemies with a clear line of sight. Use it when you want help only on targets not fully blocked by terrain or structures. Pair with 2D radar for flanking awareness before you engage.
Suggested Setup Order
- Enable player ESP and confirm marks are readable at your preferred max distance.
- Turn on 2D radar if you need top-down awareness on large maps.
- Set FOV and smoothing, then test twenty engagements.
- Add bone selection and prediction for moving targets.
- Enable no recoil and no spread from misc options if sustained fire is the bottleneck.
- Save your profile with the config system.
Related pages: aimbot features, recoil and spread setup, product page.
FAQ
Best Wardogs aimbot FOV and smoothing settings?
Start with a small FOV and medium smoothing. Raise FOV slowly if targets feel out of range. See this article for a step-by-step tuning order.
Wardogs aimbot visible check — should I turn it on?
Turn it on if you only want aim help on enemies you could actually see. Leave it off for more aggressive tracking through cover gaps.
Wardogs soft aim settings for beginners?
Enable soft aim with low FOV first. Add bone pick and prediction after smoothing feels right. Save profiles so you can test in casual matches.