ROB RUN aimbot settings: FOV, Smooth and Prediction

ROB RUN aimbot setup should start by excluding unwanted targets rather than maximizing acquisition. FOV defines the working area, Smooth changes tracking speed, Prediction accounts for enemy movement, and Hit chance limits successful shots.

Names and ranges vary between builds. This guide breaks the settings down by task so your profile helps in close combat without jumping between police, citizens and NPCs.

Key takeaways

A smaller FOV narrows target selection and reduces unnecessary switches.
Smooth controls crosshair movement, while Prediction controls lead.
Configure factions and friends before accuracy settings.

FOV, range and target point

FOV is the area where aim searches for targets, not the game's field of view. A wider area includes more characters. Max Distance also removes distant contacts. A limited zone around the crosshair is usually enough for street fights.

Target Point or Bone Selection chooses a body area. Nearest bone reduces long transitions, while fixed headshots make streaks more noticeable. Random Bones changes the point for each new target, and Phoenix Internal's Head Chance controls head-selection probability.

Reduce FOV if the crosshair jumps to passers-by.
Reduce range when distant targets interfere with close combat.
Use nearest bone for shorter transitions.

Smooth, Speed and Prediction

Smooth or Smoothness controls how quickly the crosshair tracks a target. Bleak uses a 0.5–30 range: higher values make movement slower and smoother. Other builds use different scales, so numbers cannot be transferred directly.

Prediction calculates lead against moving enemies. Lovec automatically considers weapon and range, while Phoenix Internal provides Lead Time. If shots land ahead of or behind the target, check prediction before changing smoothing.

Change one parameter at a time and test against a moving target.
Do not copy numeric values between different builds.
Save individual profiles for weapon classes when supported.

Hit chance, delay and filters

Hit chance controls the probability of a successful shot where listed. Auto shot and always-on modes create continuous streaks, so hold activation is more practical for short encounters. Target Switch Delay adds a pause before changing targets and reduces abrupt jumps.

Configure allowed targets before accuracy. Disable friends, knocked and dead players and unnecessary factions. Phoenix Internal's Readiness Check excludes recovering characters and vehicle occupants, while Phoenix External's Ignore Friends works with its whitelist.