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What do FOV, smoothness and visible check mean in a THE FINALS aimbot?

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Started Sep 22, 2026, Last reply Sep 26, 2026, 14 replies, 3,998 views, Closed thread. Closed by archive.

I'm reading the aimbot settings on a THE FINALS product page and have a few questions about the terminology.

FOV, visible check, aim bind, bone selection, smoothness, max distance.

I understand some of those, but not all of them.

Is there a simple explanation of what each term means? I'm trying to compare feature lists rather than assuming every menu does the same thing.

14 replies, What do FOV, smoothness and visible check mean in a THE FINALS aimbot?

  1. framesmatter

    FOV is the field around the crosshair considered for targeting.

    Reply 1
  2. pixelpirate

    Smoothness generally controls how gradually the aim moves.

    Reply 2
  3. OP

    And visible check?

    Reply 3
  4. framesmatter

    That refers to whether a target passes the product's visibility condition.

    The actual implementation can differ between products.

    Reply 4
  5. aimlabregular

    Bone selection is about which part of the character model is considered as the target area. The The Finals Cheats listing has options such as closest, random and selected.

    Reply 5
  6. heavybuildmain

    Aim bind is the key assigned to activate a function.

    Reply 6
  7. OP

    What's target selection then?

    Reply 7
  8. aimlabregular

    It's how the software chooses among eligible targets. The current page lists Player, Bot, Team and Coma as target categories.

    Reply 8
  9. pixelpirate

    "Coma" is an odd label, honestly. I'd check the provider's current documentation if that particular option matters to you.

    Reply 9
  10. OP

    lol yeah, I was about to ask what that meant.

    Reply 10
  11. framesmatter

    Maximum distance is the range limit shown in the menu. Again, the listed setting doesn't tell you everything about how the underlying feature works.

    Reply 11
  12. heavybuildmain

    This is why I prefer feature lists that explain each setting rather than just putting the names in a screenshot.

    Reply 12
  13. OP

    Agreed. I understand the terminology a lot better now.

    Reply 13
  14. framesmatter

    One last reminder: using an aimbot in THE FINALS can violate the game rules and risk enforcement action, so these definitions shouldn't be taken as an endorsement of using it in live matches.

    Reply 14