Sharpeye settings

[satan69]

setting tracer legit plz ?

my current tracer settings

f5,AimKey=1
f5,TriggerKey=5
f5,ScanWidth=90
f5,ScanHeight=70
f5,OffsetLeft=50
f5,OffsetUp=70
f5,TriggerWidth=15
f5,TriggerHeight=30
f5,ToleranceWidth=0
f5,ToleranceHeight=0
f5,MaxSpeed=25
f5,MinSpeed=1
f5,Deceleration=7
f5,InvertedMouse=false
f5,ScreenLock=false

its not to blanant and works pretty well for me. I usually tend to manually fight the tracking in between shots that way it doesn't appear to snap to hard since majority of tracking characters no matter how well you fine tune the settings will consistently look like cheating to you if your aware your using a aimbot lol
Also i use this with profile with mcree and it works very well.

[pisanggoreng]

SO im looking for some good widow settings currently running

f2,AimKey=1
f2,TriggerKey=5
f2,ScanWidth=90
f2,ScanHeight=90
f2,OffsetLeft=48
f2,OffsetUp=60
f2,TriggerWidth=20
f2,TriggerHeight=40
f2,ToleranceWidth=0
f2,ToleranceHeight=0
f2,MaxSpeed=70
f2,MinSpeed=5
f2,Deceleration=4
f2,InvertedMouse=false
f2,ScreenLock=false
f2,PauseKey=122

250+ fps 1920x1080
800 dpi 6.0 sen
50 ret scope sen

This what im currently running and its a hti and miss at times anyone got any suggestion on what to tweak :]

I've tried a lot of things, imo widow is broken in the higher ranks with this bot (way too inconsistent) unless you want to play with a very uncomfortable setting.

[tenika]

My settings.

Mcree
f2,AimKey=1
f2,TriggerKey=2
f2,ScanWidth=90
f2,ScanHeight=80
f2,OffsetLeft=50
f2,OffsetUp=70
f2,TriggerWidth=15
f2,TriggerHeight=30
f2,ToleranceWidth=0
f2,ToleranceHeight=0
f2,MaxSpeed=43
f2,MinSpeed=4
f2,Deceleration=3
f2,InvertedMouse=false
f2,ScreenLock=false

Rage Tracer
3,AimKey=1
f3,TriggerKey=84
f3,ScanWidth=90
f3,ScanHeight=80
f3,OffsetLeft=50
f3,OffsetUp=65
f3,TriggerWidth=15
f3,TriggerHeight=30
f3,ToleranceWidth=0
f3,ToleranceHeight=0
f3,MaxSpeed=90
f3,MinSpeed=9
f3,Deceleration=2
f3,InvertedMouse=false
f3,ScreenLock=false

Rage widow
f4,AimKey=1
f4,TriggerKey=2
f4,ScanWidth=100
f4,ScanHeight=100
f4,OffsetLeft=48
f4,OffsetUp=60
f4,TriggerWidth=20
f4,TriggerHeight=40
f4,ToleranceWidth=0
f4,ToleranceHeight=0
f4,MaxSpeed=70
f4,MinSpeed=7
f4,Deceleration=2
f4,InvertedMouse=false
f4,ScreenLock=false

In-game sens 9
Dpi 900
FPS over 150 will work amazing
You will have to work new bindings like mcree multi shot and widow zoom in which I just use the side button on my mouse
For 1080 as well.

[neonbing]

D: im so sad ive been waiting for my order for 23hours
LOL

[barlou]

des francais qui utilise ?

[pearcen]

My settings.

Mcree
f2,AimKey=1
f2,TriggerKey=2
f2,ScanWidth=90
f2,ScanHeight=80
f2,OffsetLeft=50
f2,OffsetUp=70
f2,TriggerWidth=15
f2,TriggerHeight=30
f2,ToleranceWidth=0
f2,ToleranceHeight=0
f2,MaxSpeed=43
f2,MinSpeed=4
f2,Deceleration=3
f2,InvertedMouse=false
f2,ScreenLock=false

Rage Tracer
3,AimKey=1
f3,TriggerKey=84
f3,ScanWidth=90
f3,ScanHeight=80
f3,OffsetLeft=50
f3,OffsetUp=65
f3,TriggerWidth=15
f3,TriggerHeight=30
f3,ToleranceWidth=0
f3,ToleranceHeight=0
f3,MaxSpeed=90
f3,MinSpeed=9
f3,Deceleration=2
f3,InvertedMouse=false
f3,ScreenLock=false

Rage widow
f4,AimKey=1
f4,TriggerKey=2
f4,ScanWidth=100
f4,ScanHeight=100
f4,OffsetLeft=48
f4,OffsetUp=60
f4,TriggerWidth=20
f4,TriggerHeight=40
f4,ToleranceWidth=0
f4,ToleranceHeight=0
f4,MaxSpeed=70
f4,MinSpeed=7
f4,Deceleration=2
f4,InvertedMouse=false
f4,ScreenLock=false

In-game sens 9
Dpi 900
FPS over 150 will work amazing
You will have to work new bindings like mcree multi shot and widow zoom in which I just use the side button on my mouse
For 1080 as well.

dont know what im doing wrong but this is so fckn shaky for me. need to stop the bot to hit something.

[Razzue]

dont know what im doing wrong but this is so fckn shaky for me. need to stop the bot to hit something.

Well it would be as the MaxSpeed/MinSpeed are rediculously high while the deceleration is super low ��

MaxSpeed=40
MinSpeed=6
Deceleration=4
IG sens 9
DPI 900 is an all around good speed to be on.

[weh221]

anyone got a good hanzo seting? just the storm arrow

[zabba]

Can anyone help me with my triggerkey profile settings? I've been having issues getting McCree and Widowmaker triggerkey to work reliably. I've been messing with the settings a bit but nothing has really helped so far. I've gone back to using the profile presets:

McCree
AimKey=1
TriggerKey=84
ScanWidth=90
ScanHeight=80
OffsetLeft=51
OffsetUp=68
TriggerWidth=15
TriggerHeight=30
ToleranceWidth=0
ToleranceHeight=0
MaxSpeed=50
MinSpeed=3
Deceleration=4
InvertedMouse=false
ScreenLock=false
PauseKey=122
HealKey=89

Widowmaker
AimKey=1
TriggerKey=84
ScanWidth=90
ScanHeight=80
OffsetLeft=51
OffsetUp=64
TriggerWidth=15
TriggerHeight=30
ToleranceWidth=0
ToleranceHeight=0
MaxSpeed=60
MinSpeed=6
Deceleration=3
InvertedMouse=false
ScreenLock=false
PauseKey=122
HealKey=89

I'm using 800 DPI and 8.00 in game sensitivity. The resolution of my monitor is 1440. (Tried to change Windows and OW to 1080 and experiment, it almost seemed to be even less responsive so I switched back). Any help would be appreciated.

[Razzue]

Can anyone help me with my triggerkey profile settings? I've been having issues getting McCree and Widowmaker triggerkey to work reliably. I've been messing with the settings a bit but nothing has really helped so far. I've gone back to using the profile presets:

McCree
AimKey=1
TriggerKey=84
ScanWidth=90
ScanHeight=80
OffsetLeft=51
OffsetUp=68
TriggerWidth=15
TriggerHeight=30
ToleranceWidth=0
ToleranceHeight=0
MaxSpeed=50
MinSpeed=3
Deceleration=4
InvertedMouse=false
ScreenLock=false
PauseKey=122
HealKey=89

Widowmaker
AimKey=1
TriggerKey=84
ScanWidth=90
ScanHeight=80
OffsetLeft=51
OffsetUp=64
TriggerWidth=15
TriggerHeight=30
ToleranceWidth=0
ToleranceHeight=0
MaxSpeed=60
MinSpeed=6
Deceleration=3
InvertedMouse=false
ScreenLock=false
PauseKey=122
HealKey=89

I'm using 800 DPI and 8.00 in game sensitivity. The resolution of my monitor is 1440. (Tried to change Windows and OW to 1080 and experiment, it almost seemed to be even less responsive so I switched back). Any help would be appreciated.

With a higher resolution, you will need different offsets!
OffsetUp=80
OffsetLeft=65 should work better for 1440

[Shostak]

For those of you trying to look easily more legit without affecting legit to rage settings too much, I think honestly many of you are starting with the wrong base to work from. The key is to use utilize the tolerance width and height and not leave it at 0/0. It's the customizable looseness that will make this bot stand out in its ability to make your aim look much more legitimate even with strong settings. In addition, I'm not a fan of deceleration at all. Even at 1 deceleration with various strengths of settings, the aim is slightly off-center. With rage speeds at deceleration 2, it still is slightly off but even more so with less rage. Anything higher than deceleration 2 has been your method for looking more legitimate but this is not the way to go about it in my opinion.

The key is to make your speeds all work from deceleration 1, whether you want to look legit or rage. In addition, there's no reason not to expand the FOVs as well, which can be set at much higher values with a maximum of 200 for ScanHeight before you start catching the red names that pop up with eliminations. This will make your life much easier in closer up fights and it will still look legit as long as you have higher tolerance widths and heights. If the tolerance is 0/0, of course, the crosshair will snap really hard to a target, but a proper looseness will let it snap to a larger margin around the center, softening the appearance of the snaps significantly, and in fact, making it look pretty human because your crosshair will have more freedom to travel over a target's body. The key is to find what values still retain the power of the aimbot without missing too much off the body.

Here are some ideas for tolerance ranges you might want to experiment with. 0-25 for Width and 0-50 for Height. And again my opinion is to always use deceleration 1 and tune your speeds based on that.

Here are example profiles that I use, which I believe it's easier to make tracking look semi-legit because of looseness, and I've only really tuned these over the course of the past 24 hours. TriggerBot is still a work in progress but having a higher TriggerWidth/Height to allow for more misses I believe is an important part in looking legit with TriggerBot on McCree. I don't play Widow with the bot.

Soldier (somewhat happy with this so far)
f1,AimKey=1
f1,TriggerKey=5
f1,ScanWidth=200
f1,ScanHeight=200
f1,OffsetLeft=48
f1,OffsetUp=64
f1,TriggerWidth=25
f1,TriggerHeight=25
f1,ToleranceWidth=16
f1,ToleranceHeight=32
f1,MaxSpeed=15
f1,MinSpeed=5
f1,Deceleration=1
f1,InvertedMouse=false
f1,ScreenLock=false
f1,PauseKey=122
f1,HealKey=6

McCree (still working on making this look more legit, but I tap my TriggerKey or shortly hold it and don't hold it down)
f2,AimKey=1
f2,TriggerKey=5
f2,ScanWidth=400
f2,ScanHeight=200
f2,OffsetLeft=48
f2,OffsetUp=60
f2,TriggerWidth=22
f2,TriggerHeight=44
f2,ToleranceWidth=0
f2,ToleranceHeight=0
f2,MaxSpeed=25
f2,MinSpeed=5
f2,Deceleration=1
f2,InvertedMouse=false
f2,ScreenLock=false
f2,PauseKey=122
f2,HealKey=6

(For this profile, I want the tap method to work. MaxSpeeds as slow as 18 don't land on the target enough while 25 Speed starts to land quite a few headshots. With Trigger and only Tapping, I'm trying to get a MaxSpeed and maybe MinSpeed setting that allows me to tap with fast crosshair travel times, somewhat like pseudo-flicking, that land on the target but still look somewhat like flickshots. Legit McCrees don't track as hard as holding down Trigger key will and this leads to being called out more often).

DVa
f4,AimKey=1
f4,TriggerKey=5
f4,ScanWidth=300
f4,ScanHeight=200
f4,OffsetLeft=48
f4,OffsetUp=80
f4,TriggerWidth=10
f4,TriggerHeight=20
f4,ToleranceWidth=16
f4,ToleranceHeight=32
f4,MaxSpeed=16
f4,MinSpeed=6
f4,Deceleration=1
f4,InvertedMouse=false
f4,ScreenLock=false
f4,PauseKey=122
f4,HealKey=6

Another idea for some of you as a style is to switch profiles depending on the range you're fighting in. For example, you could use an FOV of 120/100 for medium/far fights with lower Tolerances and lower Speeds so you can have more accuracy for hitting targets that won't be moving as fast and then switch to a larger FOV with higher Tolerances and higher Speeds for faster moving targets. If you really want to improve your accuracy in tracking targets, the MinSpeed ought to be set at 4, but I've preferred MinSpeed of at least 5 because the Tolerances help make stronger tracking look legit.

In addition, your Tolerances may affect your optimal Up (Y) offset. At 60, I'm primarily looking for headshots but this works best with spraying heroes if your Tolerances are low I believe. If I'm increasing the Tolerance to say 20/40, I'd lower the Offset to perhaps 64 in order to let the spray capture more of the target's body.

Another word about Tolerances is the general rule is to make sure you're not using anything other than 0/0 if you're planning to set up a TriggerBot profile. The TriggerBot already will be set to have its own Height/Width that it's seeking to shoot at but when combined with a ToleranceHeight/Width other than 0/0, the bot will not track enough to the center of a target and the TriggerBot will not fire optimally.

Generally, I run at about 250 FPS with 75% render. 1920x1080. I use sensitivity of 8 across the board.

[Cecer]

Can you give me the settings for the tracer / cree under the resolution of 1280x720?

[iTsKennyy]

Anyone tried this with ana?

[Razzue]

For those of you trying to look easily more legit without affecting legit to rage settings too much, I think honestly many of you are starting with the wrong base to work from. The key is to use utilize the tolerance width and height and not leave it at 0/0. It's the customizable looseness that will make this bot stand out in its ability to make your aim look much more legitimate even with strong settings. In addition, I'm not a fan of deceleration at all. Even at 1 deceleration with various strengths of settings, the aim is slightly off-center. With rage speeds at deceleration 2, it still is slightly off but even more so with less rage. Anything higher than deceleration 2 has been your method for looking more legitimate but this is not the way to go about it in my opinion.

The key is to make your speeds all work from deceleration 1, whether you want to look legit or rage. In addition, there's no reason not to expand the FOVs as well, which can be set at much higher values with a maximum of 200 for ScanHeight before you start catching the red names that pop up with eliminations. This will make your life much easier in closer up fights and it will still look legit as long as you have higher tolerance widths and heights. If the tolerance is 0/0, of course, the crosshair will snap really hard to a target, but a proper looseness will let it snap to a larger margin around the center, softening the appearance of the snaps significantly, and in fact, making it look pretty human because your crosshair will have more freedom to travel over a target's body. The key is to find what values still retain the power of the aimbot without missing too much off the body.

Here are some ideas for tolerance ranges you might want to experiment with. 0-25 for Width and 0-50 for Height. And again my opinion is to always use deceleration 1 and tune your speeds based on that.

Here are example profiles that I use, which I believe it's easier to make tracking look semi-legit because of looseness, and I've only really tuned these over the course of the past 24 hours. TriggerBot is still a work in progress but having a higher TriggerWidth/Height to allow for more misses I believe is an important part in looking legit with TriggerBot on McCree. I don't play Widow with the bot.

Soldier (somewhat happy with this so far)
f1,AimKey=1
f1,TriggerKey=5
f1,ScanWidth=200
f1,ScanHeight=200
f1,OffsetLeft=48
f1,OffsetUp=64
f1,TriggerWidth=25
f1,TriggerHeight=25
f1,ToleranceWidth=16
f1,ToleranceHeight=32
f1,MaxSpeed=15
f1,MinSpeed=5
f1,Deceleration=1
f1,InvertedMouse=false
f1,ScreenLock=false
f1,PauseKey=122
f1,HealKey=6

McCree (still working on making this look more legit, but I tap my TriggerKey or shortly hold it and don't hold it down)
f2,AimKey=1
f2,TriggerKey=5
f2,ScanWidth=400
f2,ScanHeight=200
f2,OffsetLeft=48
f2,OffsetUp=60
f2,TriggerWidth=22
f2,TriggerHeight=44
f2,ToleranceWidth=0
f2,ToleranceHeight=0
f2,MaxSpeed=25
f2,MinSpeed=5
f2,Deceleration=1
f2,InvertedMouse=false
f2,ScreenLock=false
f2,PauseKey=122
f2,HealKey=6

(For this profile, I want the tap method to work. MaxSpeeds as slow as 18 don't land on the target enough while 25 Speed starts to land quite a few headshots. With Trigger and only Tapping, I'm trying to get a MaxSpeed and maybe MinSpeed setting that allows me to tap with fast crosshair travel times, somewhat like pseudo-flicking, that land on the target but still look somewhat like flickshots. Legit McCrees don't track as hard as holding down Trigger key will and this leads to being called out more often).

DVa
f4,AimKey=1
f4,TriggerKey=5
f4,ScanWidth=300
f4,ScanHeight=200
f4,OffsetLeft=48
f4,OffsetUp=80
f4,TriggerWidth=10
f4,TriggerHeight=20
f4,ToleranceWidth=16
f4,ToleranceHeight=32
f4,MaxSpeed=16
f4,MinSpeed=6
f4,Deceleration=1
f4,InvertedMouse=false
f4,ScreenLock=false
f4,PauseKey=122
f4,HealKey=6

Another idea for some of you as a style is to switch profiles depending on the range you're fighting in. For example, you could use an FOV of 120/100 for medium/far fights with lower Tolerances and lower Speeds so you can have more accuracy for hitting targets that won't be moving as fast and then switch to a larger FOV with higher Tolerances and higher Speeds for faster moving targets. If you really want to improve your accuracy in tracking targets, the MinSpeed ought to be set at 4, but I've preferred MinSpeed of at least 5 because the Tolerances help make stronger tracking look legit.

In addition, your Tolerances may affect your optimal Up (Y) offset. At 60, I'm primarily looking for headshots but this works best with spraying heroes if your Tolerances are low I believe. If I'm increasing the Tolerance to say 20/40, I'd lower the Offset to perhaps 64 in order to let the spray capture more of the target's body.

Another word about Tolerances is the general rule is to make sure you're not using anything other than 0/0 if you're planning to set up a TriggerBot profile. The TriggerBot already will be set to have its own Height/Width that it's seeking to shoot at but when combined with a ToleranceHeight/Width other than 0/0, the bot will not track enough to the center of a target and the TriggerBot will not fire optimally.

Generally, I run at about 250 FPS with 75% render. 1920x1080. I use sensitivity of 8 across the board.

You.. should really go look over the settings part of the wiki. Some of those values are absolutely absurd. You can acheive the same effect, without blowing up the values. *check below*
Also, Tolerance=0 isn't quite what you seem to think it is.

I tried your soldier profile for shits and giggles, and cause i was honestly curious, so Maybe it's the "Key" method for you, but impo your soldier profile was a lot more aggresive than something like :
(Legit Sombra/Soldier, 1080p, 900 DPi, 10 IG sens)
f4,AimKey=1
f4,TriggerKey=192
f4,ScanWidth=80
f4,ScanHeight=50
f4,OffsetLeft=51
f4,OffsetUp=70
f4,TriggerWidth=10
f4,TriggerHeight=20
f4,ToleranceWidth=6
f4,ToleranceHeight=8
f4,MaxSpeed=40
f4,MinSpeed=4
f4,Deceleration=6
f4,InvertedMouse=false
f4,ScreenLock=false
f4,PauseKey=122
f4,HealKey=89

( FOR THE semi-RAGE VERSION, GO
ToleranceWidth=1
ToleranceHeight=3
MinSpeed=7
Deceleration=4

Video: |SharpEye| Sombra FFA gameplay! - YouTube)

[Shostak]

It is aggressive in its behavior for searching for the target, but the margin allowed by the Tolerances of X/Y from center of the offset allows for softer looking snaps and more human-like flicks. In addition, the ability to have the crosshair travel over the body makes the aim look more natural so if you really want to rage hard, you'd keep your Tolerances lower but I'm looking for something that does most of the aiming for me, captures more targets in a large FOV and snaps to them in a reasonably human way (because of larger Tolerances), and still lands plenty of shots. Tolerance 6/8 is very small so again, I've already mentioned this in my post. I think the style of setting takes a different approach that I don't prefer. For one, I prefer working with deceleration 1 and adjusting the speeds from there. Deceleration 6 makes the bot feel like there's a long delay or mushy crosshair behavior cause it slows the scan speed down so much, which does make it look more legit, but forces you to use a much smaller Tolerance.

Maybe you don't prefer my approach to creating a legit soldier, but if I may break it down, it comes down these two styles.

Low tolerance, small FOV, not necessarily higher decel (just need to adjust the speeds according to what looks legit/rage, but you'll be forced to use a lower speed in order to lose the target more often so your crosshair doesn't just stay stuck on the center of the offset because you're using 6/8 or something relatively small. 10/20 with high speeds doesn't even look legit. To me legit with high crosshair speeds starts at about 16/32).
Higher tolerance, larger FOV, not necessarily higher decel (just need to adjust the speeds according to what looks legit/rage, but you can use a higher speed because you'll be missing more in a legit way from higher tolerances). You'll miss more shots at long range but can keep a higher speed (adjusting for decel 1 of course, which 15 is to me, still human looking but fast, but once you start hitting 16+, it starts to look very rage for a tracking profile, so the tiniest increments make a huge difference at decel 1) because you'll miss more shots with a higher tolerance.

One advantage of using very low tolerances is that for long-range shooting, such as Pharahs floating in open space and presenting a relatively clean target, they aren't moving very fast, so if you use a tolerance of 0/0, you're going to stay centered on Pharah and not miss much. However, this does not look natural. A higher tolerance will make you miss more shots at long range, but this looks more natural and it's still okay with high speeds, because the margins will allow the crosshair to roam off the body. You can always try to find a compromise of tolerances such as 10/20 or 12/24, etc. that presents a middle ground where you miss a percentage of shots at various ranges that you're comfortable with. It's just about tinkering with the settings and realizing the balancing that you have to do amongst multiple settings to make it work for you.

Another criticism of using any decel higher than 1 (2 can be okay at rage speeds) is that if you go to training ground or play games although it's harder to detect cause so much is going on, you'll notice that decel 1 with high speeds, the crosshair never is truly at the center of the offset on a moving target but is as close as you can get. This problem only gets worse with decel 2 or higher, although with decel 2 and rage speeds, it will stay relatively close to the center of the offset with tracking. However, at decel 3 or higher, the problem really shows in that even with the ragiest speeds, the crosshair is significantly off the center of a moving target. So if you want a semi-legit to rage setting on decel 3 or higher, you have to realize that it's not truly able to maintain the center of offsets even at high speeds, whereas decel 2 you can with rage settings, and decel 1 will work better even with semi-legit speeds.

In regards to high FOV settings. They work, and they work well. Of course in fights with multiple targets clustered together, sometimes the profile works well and sometimes it gets confused, but minimizing erratic crosshair behavior comes with knowing how to work with the bot more effectively. However, I'm also looking to minimize the difficulty of close range fights and a large FOV does WONDERS for allowing you to capture names and healthbars of enemies that are close quarters. 200/200 feels very comfortable on Scan Width/Height. When I start using 300/200 or 400/200, this does present problems more often with erratic crosshair behavior but they still work reasonably well that some of you might prefer those larger Widths for certain profiles. One style already mentioned for setting up profiles is two have 2 alternates for certain characters, which you might set up one with a smaller FOV like 120/100 with slower speeds and have one with a bigger FOV 200/200 with faster speeds so you can switch between them quickly when you're fighting at medium/long range vs. close range. Like F1 is on at the beginning, then when Genji jumps in your face, hit F2, and you're able to follow his name around much more effectively.

Using a larger FOV has helped significantly for creating a more legit looking McCree. With small FOVs like 120/100, your crosshair has to track over a shorter distance without much flicking distance. One way I accommodated for that initially was using an FOV like 120/100, and using really slow speeds like 6 Max, 3 Min, and 1 Decel, and using it more like a TriggerBot with like 13/26 TriggerWidth/Height, which worked pretty well in its own way but I've been tinkering now with a large FOV of 400/200 with much faster travel speeds, but allowing for more misses by having a larger Trigger Width/Height of say 22/44 or 25/50. This actually has worked remarkably well with almost no callouts so far. The problem is if you set your travel speeds too high, then you'll land too many shots or headshots which seems to defeat the purpose of the higher Trigger Width/Height so you still need to work on finding a fast speed that still allows for some misses.