Arena Breakout Infinite Aimbot Guide: Aim Assistance Features, Targeting Options and Customization
Arena Breakout Infinite aimbot options: FOV, smoothness, speed, visible check, ignore knocked, akimbo, distance, and mouse keybinds.
This Arena Breakout Infinite aimbot guide covers the full targeting stack: filters, FOV, distance, smoothness, speed, and the mouse keybind. It is a config article, not a paste tutorial. Pair it with player ESP if you want vision without a lock.
Infinite raids mix operators, AI, dual-wield, and knocked players. The useful presets treat those as filters, not one slider at 100.
Settings at a glance
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Aimbot enable | Master toggle for assistance |
| Enable Akimbo | Whether dual-wield / akimbo setups stay in the target set |
| Visible Check | Lock only on targets the aim path can actually see |
| Ignore Knocked | Skip downed operators so the FOV stays on a standing threat |
| Draw Target Line | Line from you to the current target |
| Draw FOV | On-screen circle for the aim FOV |
| Maximum Distance | Hard range cap in meters |
| Custom Mouse Keybind | Hold or toggle button for the lock |
| Aimbot Filter | Who is eligible: players, AI, teams |
| Aimbot Smoothness | How fast the aim point closes the gap |
| Aimbot Speed | Step rate of the assistance |
| Aimbot FOV | How wide the lock search is |
Targeting filters
Aimbot filter and Enable Akimbo
Filter decides player vs AI vs both. In PvE-heavy Normal raids, AI-only can cut noise. In Lockdown, player-first is the usual pick. Enable Akimbo keeps dual-wield kits inside that set instead of dropping them as invalid weapons.
Visible Check
Visible Check stops the lock from pulling through a wall you cannot shoot. Turn it on for compound peeks. Turn it down only if you are testing line-of-sight bugs on a private profile—not as a default Forbidden preset.
Ignore Knocked
Infinite knocks exist in team raids. Ignore Knocked keeps the FOV on the operator still shooting. Leave it on unless you are finishing a downed player on purpose with a separate bind.
FOV, distance, and on-screen draws
Aimbot FOV and Draw FOV
FOV is the search cone. Small FOV looks like a tap-fire assist. Huge FOV looks like a magnet. Draw FOV puts the circle on screen so you can match it to your hip-fire and optic. Start smaller than you think, then open it until close-range sprays feel natural.
Maximum Distance
Cap meters so the lock does not snap to a Northridge ridge you cannot contest. Match this to your ammo’s real range, not to ESP max distance.
Draw Target Line
The line shows who the stack picked. Use it while you tune filters. Turn it off for a cleaner HUD once the preset is stable. Font and combat mode live in the interface guide.
Aim behavior and the mouse keybind
Smoothness and speed
Smoothness is the curve. Speed is how fast that curve runs. High speed plus low smoothness is a flick. High smoothness plus moderate speed is the preset most operators keep after ACE patches.
Custom mouse keybind
Bind assistance to a side mouse button. Hip-fire and shotgun push can stay on a lighter curve or off. Always-on lock in a 50m hallway is how you eat your own recoil pattern.
Save that mix per map in the config guide. Score the whole combat column in the ABI cheats review. ACE session notes: anti-cheat explainer.
The rest of the raid suite—ESP, loot, HUD—sits next to this lock, not inside it. Arena Breakout cheats is the product hub if you want that full PC stack.
FAQ
Should I turn Visible Check off?
Default on. Off only if you are debugging a line-of-sight false negative. Through-wall snaps in a live raid are a detection and gameplay problem at once.
Aimbot FOV vs game FOV?
Game FOV is the camera. Aimbot FOV is the lock cone inside that camera. Set camera around 90–100, then size the cone. Graphics: best ABI settings.
Does Ignore Knocked work in solos?
If the raid mode has no downed state, the toggle does nothing useful. Leave it on anyway so squad presets stay consistent.
Can I use aimbot without ESP?
Yes. Many configs are lock-only. ESP is a separate draw path. You will aim at people you have not painted.
Why save more than one config?
Armory wants a tighter FOV and shorter max distance than Valley. One profile will fight you on half the maps.