The Marvel Rivals Speeder has been updated to version 9.
Smoothing has been disabled when using the "cy" and "cp" script commands. This means the crosshair will move exactly to where you specify. You can create your own smoothing by calling the command multiple times with sleep commands, such as
keys=cy0.785|s100|cy0.785|s100|cy0.785|s100|cy0.785|s100
to swing the camera around 180 degrees.
By default, if a target moves outside the aiming FoV circle, Speeder will cease targeting it. This prevents suspicious scenarios where an enemy might zoom past you, and Speeder would continue targeting it. You can disable this security feature if you want on line 45 in config.txt.
You can now set a range of Y-axis offsets for Speeder to use when aiming:
- Line 24) Y-axis correction for the aimbot. Positive numbers will move the crosshair upward. Negative numbers will move the crosshair downward. Presumably, you want the aimbot to aim at the head, so you will want a positive number here. 75 seems to work well for me. See line 36 to adjust the Y axis when aiming at different heroes. You may also include a second number here to add a degree of randomness to the Y-axis. This second number will create a range of pitches, within which the aimbot will not attempt to reorient the crosshair. For example, if I set the Y-axis correction to 75, and set the second number to 10, Speeder will assume the target is between 75 and 85 along the y-axis. Speeder will calculate the minimum pitch for +75 and then for +85, and if the current pitch falls between those two pitches, the crosshair will not be adjusted. This allows some degree of manual aiming while still significantly increasing your headshot accuracy. The second number can be appended with the "|" character, such as
75|10
The Y-axis offset range is pretty nice. It looks very legit.
