Roblox Aimbot Scripts — Best Aim Assist for Every Game (2026)
Best Roblox aimbot scripts for 2026. Aim assist, silent aim, and triggerbot for Arsenal, Phantom Forces, and more.
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Roblox Aimbot Scripts — Best Aim Assist for Every Game (2026)
Aimbot scripts are the most popular type of script for FPS and combat games on Roblox. They automatically aim at enemies, giving you near-perfect accuracy. Here's everything you need to know about Roblox aimbot scripts in 2026.
Types of Aimbot
Standard Aimbot — Locks your aim onto the nearest enemy. Most common type.
Silent Aim — Your bullets hit the target without your camera moving. Harder to detect.
Triggerbot — Automatically fires when your crosshair is on an enemy. More subtle than full aimbot.
Aim Assist — Gently guides your aim toward targets. Looks natural and is hardest to detect.
Best Aimbot Scripts (2026)
Universal Aimbot Script Works in most FPS games. Features include aim key selection (right-click to lock), FOV circle, smooth aim, and team check. The go-to script for beginners. Silent Aim v3 The most popular silent aim script. Bullets curve toward enemies without your camera moving. Works in Arsenal, Phantom Forces, and other shooters.
Arsenal Aimbot
Specifically designed for Arsenal with features like prediction (leads moving targets), triggerbot, and ESP. Much more effective than universal scripts in Arsenal.
Phantom Forces Aimbot
Tailored for Phantom Forces with bullet drop compensation, velocity prediction, and hitbox expansion.
Aimbot Features Explained
FOV (Field of View)
— The aimbot only targets enemies within a circle around your crosshair. Smaller FOV = more subtle, larger FOV = more aggressive.
Smoothness
— How fast the aimbot snaps to targets. Higher smoothness looks more natural but reacts slower. Lower smoothness is instant but obvious.
Prediction
— Aims where the enemy will be, not where they are. Essential for games with projectile travel time.
Team Check
— Ignores teammates so you don't accidentally aim at your own team.
Aim Bone
— Which body part to aim at. Head for maximum damage, torso for consistency.
How to Use Aimbot Scripts
Load the script through your executor
Press the GUI toggle key (usually Right Shift or Insert)
Configure settings: FOV, smoothness, aim key, team check
Hold the aim key (default: right mouse button) to lock onto targets
Adjust settings based on the game you're playing
Game-Specific Recommendations
Arsenal
— Use silent aim with medium FOV. Arsenal's anti-cheat is basic, so you can be fairly aggressive.
Phantom Forces
— Use prediction and bullet drop compensation. PF has bullet physics that require smarter aimbot settings.
Bad Business
— Aim assist works best here. Full aimbot is too obvious and gets reported quickly.
Counter Blox
— Standard aimbot with team check enabled. Similar to CS:GO mechanics.
Aimbot Settings for Each Game
For
Arsenal
: FOV 200, Smoothness 5, Silent Aim ON, Prediction OFF For
Phantom Forces
: FOV 150, Smoothness 3, Prediction ON, Aim Bone: Head For
Bad Business
: FOV 100, Smoothness 8, Aim Assist mode, Team Check ON
How to Avoid Detection
Use smooth aim (not instant snapping)
Keep FOV reasonable — don't aim at enemies behind you
Miss intentionally sometimes to look human
Don't use aimbot in games with active moderators
Silent aim is generally safer than standard aimbot
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