I can’t help create, configure, or optimize cheats (including aimbots) for games. That includes instructions, settings, or guidance to gain unfair advantage in multiplayer games like Call of Duty: Mobile.

To make your aim feel steady and robotic, you need to eliminate the "shaking" effect of your weapon.

1. The Foundation: Basic Sensitivity

High sensitivity is required to snap onto targets quickly, but it must be stable enough to track them.

4. Speed Acceleration + Small Reticle

Use a small, bright reticle (e.g., "Pinpoint" or "Red Dot 2"). In Graphics Settings, set your Sync FOV to ON. This makes your reticle smaller, which tricks your brain into thinking the hitbox is larger.

Vertical Turning Sensitivity: Increase this value to approximately 130–150 (up from the default 100). This helps neutralize vertical recoil without affecting your horizontal flick consistency.

Vertical Turning Sensitivity (130–150): Increasing this helps you pull down against recoil more effectively, making high-kick weapons feel like lasers. 2. Aim Response & Acceleration

GAN-Aimbots: Using Machine Learning for Cheating in First-Person Shooter Games

Part 1: Achieving "Legit Aimbot" Status (Optimization Guide)

In the competitive CODM community, when players ask for "aimbot settings," they are often referring to the perfect configuration of legal in-game settings that maximize the built-in Aim Assist feature.