🎯 Aimbot & Trigger Configuration

This guide explains Cherry DMA's aimbot logic, close-range hard lock, and auto-trigger options so you can tune the balance between natural play and maximum force.

I. Core Aimbot Settings

5️⃣ Aim Bone

The current version supports multiple selected bones at the same time. Cherry automatically prefers the closest visible bone so it is less likely to lock onto cover or walls.

6️⃣ Max Distance

This sets the maximum range in meters for aimbot activation. Targets farther than this will not be locked.

7️⃣ Field of View

This is the locking circle. Larger values cover more targets, while smaller values keep aiming closer to the center of the crosshair.

8️⃣ Aim Strength

This defines how hard and how fast the crosshair is pulled toward the target.

9️⃣ Smoothing

Higher values look more human and buffered. Lower values look more direct and mechanical.

🔟 Switch Delay

This is the cooldown in milliseconds before the lock switches from one target to another. It helps prevent shaky snapping in crowds.

II. Close-Range Forced Lock

• 🔧 Best for: room fights, corner peeks, and face-to-face engagements.
• 🎯 Suggested distance: around 17 meters.
• ⚠️ Note: This feature has a very high priority and can override dynamic FOV behavior.

III. Auto Trigger

Auto Trigger fires automatically when the crosshair crosses a valid target.

1️⃣ Trigger Key

Choose a key that must be held before Auto Trigger activates. Common picks are right mouse, side buttons, or Shift.

2️⃣ Visible Check

Highly recommended. Only fires at visible targets and helps avoid shooting into walls.

3️⃣ Target State Filters

Downed enemies:
Whether to finish knocked targets.

Reviving enemies:
Whether to shoot enemies currently being revived.

Self-revive enemies:
Whether to shoot targets using self-revive.

4️⃣ Fire Mode