Fov on Steam: visible check, bones, smooth, and filters — ARC Raiders cheats

Aim assistance in **ARC Raiders cheats** is powerful and loud when every slider maxes. This article maps each control to raid behavior—strafe fights, peek trades, and mid-range pressure—so you tune with intent, not nostalgia from other titles.

Aim cone: width vs honesty

The aim cone is a search window, not a magic bullet. Narrow cones look deliberate in kill cams; wide cones forgive fast Raiders movement but snap more often. Raise **smooth** before you widen the cone when you feel jitter.

Smooth, speed, and stickiness

**Smooth** adds inertia so reticle motion resembles human input. **Speed** caps how fast assistance closes distance. **Stickiness** keeps lock when targets slide sideways—high stickiness helps tracking, low stickiness feels looser on flicks. Most stable profiles start mid stickiness and only spike it for chronic strafers.

Filters, bones, and visible check

Filters stop aimbot from loving the wrong category (downed players, friendlies, etc.—per your build). **Bone** selection trades head risk for chest reliability. **Visible check** refuses targets behind cover when enabled—pair it with how aggressively you run player ESP.

Debug visuals, then silence

Drawn cone outlines and target lines earn their keep during tuning night. Turn them off once profiles settle; combat mode (see extraction guide) can hide world ESP while combat overlays stay hot.