Smoothing vs FOV on the Rob Run aimbot: which one matters more?

FOV decides how far from your crosshair the aimbot looks for a target. Smoothing decides how fast it pulls onto that target. A big FOV with no smoothing is what makes aim snap across the screen.

So I should lower both?

Start with a small FOV, so it only helps when you are already close, and add smoothing until the pull looks like a fast flick instead of a snap. Turn on Show FOV Circle while you tune it so you can see the area.

Also pick the hitbox on purpose. Body shots with some smoothing look far more natural than every bullet landing on the head.

And in group fights, keep Sticky Target off so the aim does not stay glued to one player while others are shooting at you. Team Check keeps it off your own crew members, and Death Check stops it from locking onto players who are already down.