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Escape from Tarkov Soft Aim Profiles by Weapon
One global soft aim slider works until it does not. Dorms SMG tracking and Woods bolt-action peeks want different FOV and smoothness. Here is how to split Tarkov Cheats aim profiles by weapon class so assists feel natural.
Why one profile fails across Tarkov kits
Assault rifles need moderate FOV for forty-to-seventy meter door fights. SMGs in Factory want tighter FOV and higher smoothness for hip-fire tracking. Bolt-actions need minimal assist or a separate sniper profile with low magnet strength.
Tarkov Cheats supports per-weapon saves on Aimbot. Swap profiles when you change kits instead of retuning mid-raid.
Starting values by weapon class
AR profile: smaller FOV, medium smoothness, chest-to-head bone chain. SMG profile: slightly wider FOV indoors, higher smoothness, disable on long halls. Bolt profile: minimal FOV, high smoothness, manual fire only on held breath peeks.
Run five offline shots per profile before PMC. If review clips look robotic, increase smoothness — details in our aimbot settings page.
Pair aim profiles with information tools
Soft aim finishes fights that ESP and radar help you choose. Fix noisy overlays first — see overlay settings — then tune aim. After BattlEye patches, confirm Updates before editing profiles on an old build.
Full stack overview lives on Tarkov Cheats. Profiles are how you keep assist invisible in squad comms.