War Thunder Aimbot Settings: How to Set Up FOV, Smoothness & Prediction

Good War Thunder aimbot settings make the difference between a tool you control and one that feels random. This guide walks through each option in the menu and shows you how to build a clean starting setup.

Turn on the Enable option first. Then assign your First Keybind and Second Keybind. Two keys let you pick a main activation key and a backup that suits your hand position.

Type sets how the aimbot aims. Target Position sets which part of the enemy vehicle it aims at. Pick a position that matches your weapon, then test it in a few matches before you change it.

FOV Size controls how far from your crosshair the aimbot searches for targets.

A small FOV keeps your aim focused on the enemy nearest your crosshair.

A large FOV widens the search area.

Turn on Draw FOV Border, Draw FOV Background, and Draw FOV Target to see the search area and your current target on screen.

Smoothness controls how fast the aimbot moves to a target. Higher values create slower, more gradual movement. Lower values snap to targets faster. Start in the middle and adjust from there.

Enable Prediction when you fight moving vehicles. It leads your shots so they land where the target is going, not where it was.

Visibility Check makes the aimbot ignore enemies behind cover. Max Distance sets the farthest range at which it engages. Set it to match your usual combat range.

Enable the aimbot and set both keybinds.

Choose a Target Position.

Set a small FOV Size with moderate Smoothness.

Turn on Visibility Check and Prediction.

Set Max Distance to your typical range.

Enable the FOV drawing options.

The right War Thunder aimbot settings depend on your vehicle and playstyle, so adjust one option at a time. Save your best setup with the config system, and check the status page after each game update.

Can I use the aimbot without ESP? Yes. Each feature works independently.

How do I see what the aimbot is targeting? Enable the FOV drawing options.