Valorant aimbot, ESP, and radar describe three different categories of cheat features. Aimbot relates to aiming assistance, ESP displays additional information on screen, and radar provides a separate positional display.
This guide explains the terminology used in Divine Digital's supplied Valorant feature list, what individual settings generally mean, and which details you should confirm before purchasing.
For an overview of compatibility and account risks, read our Valorant cheats guide.
What Is a Valorant Aimbot?
An aimbot is a feature designed to automate or assist aiming. Products may offer different targeting controls, activation settings, and visual indicators.
A feature name alone does not establish how a particular implementation behaves. Always compare the current documentation with the advertised feature list.
Aim Hotkey
An aim hotkey is the assigned input used to activate aiming assistance. The available input options depend on the product.
FOV Radius & FOV Circle
FOV stands for field of view. In an aimbot menu, an FOV setting generally describes the targeting area considered by the software. A displayed FOV circle provides an on-screen representation of that area.
The scale and units can differ between products. Do not assume that the same numerical value produces the same result in different software.
Visibility Check
A visibility check evaluates whether a target is considered visible according to the software's implementation. It does not guarantee that the software's interpretation matches every in-game situation.
Hitbox Selection
Hitbox selection refers to choosing the body region considered by the aiming feature. Supported selections and behavior depend on the current release.
X Speed, Y Speed & Aiming Range
X and Y speed settings generally control horizontal and vertical aiming movement. An aiming-range setting limits the distance considered by the feature.
These controls should not be confused with the game's own mouse sensitivity or display settings.
Recoil Control & Target Traces
Recoil control describes assistance intended to compensate for weapon recoil. Target traces are visual indicators associated with the selected target.
The supplied feature list also includes an “aim trap” setting. Because that label does not have a consistent meaning across products, consult the current documentation rather than assuming what it does.
For definitions that apply across games, read our ESP, wallhack, radar and aimbot comparison. It explains where these terms overlap and why a visual feature is not necessarily an aiming feature.
For the broader terminology and publisher-rule distinction, see our aimbot, aim assist and account-risk guide.
What Is Valorant ESP?
ESP is commonly used to describe overlays that display additional player or object information. Unlike an aiming feature, ESP primarily concerns what information appears on screen.
The supplied Divine Digital Valorant Software feature list includes several types of visual indicators.
Boxes, Player Lines & Bone Visuals
- Box ESP: displays a box associated with a player.
- Player lines: display lines associated with player positions.
- Bone visuals: display a skeletal representation.
- Head indicators: mark the head position.
The appearance and available customization options may change between software versions.
Health, Distance & Held Items
Health and distance displays provide the information indicated by their names. Held-item displays identify a player's current weapon or item where supported.
Do not assume these displays include additional information that is not explicitly listed in the product documentation.
Skills, Traps & Warning Indicators
The supplied feature list includes skill and trap displays, along with warning indicators. It does not specify every supported ability, object, or warning condition.
If you need information about a particular agent ability or indicator, ask support to confirm whether it is included in the current release.
Team Checks, Visibility & Rank
A team check distinguishes teammates from opponents according to the software's implementation. A visibility check provides another condition for visual features, while a rank display shows rank information where supported.
These labels do not establish how frequently information updates or how every display behaves.
What Is Valorant Radar?
Radar provides a separate display of positional information. Its layout, range, and filtering options depend on the product.
Divine Digital's supplied feature list includes radar functionality, but does not describe all of its controls. Review the current documentation for details.
Aimbot vs ESP vs Radar
| Feature category | Main purpose | Examples of listed settings |
|---|---|---|
| Aimbot | Aiming assistance | Aim hotkey, FOV, hitbox selection, aiming speed |
| ESP | Additional on-screen information | Boxes, health, distance, bone visuals |
| Radar | Separate positional display | Radar functionality; exact controls vary |
For firing-related terminology, read our triggerbot vs aimbot comparison. It explains why manual aiming does not, by itself, establish that a separate firing tool is authorized.
How to Review a Feature List
Before choosing software, separate confirmed features from assumptions about how those features work.
- Check that the feature list describes the current release.
- Ask for explanations of unfamiliar setting names.
- Confirm any specific display or control you require.
- Review system requirements separately from features.
- Check the license duration and support information.
Use our Valorant Windows compatibility guide to review system requirements, and our Valorant product status and troubleshooting guide for availability and support checks.
Do More Features Mean Better Compatibility?
No. The number of advertised features does not establish whether software supports your Windows build, hardware, or system configuration.
Likewise, a screenshot of a settings menu does not guarantee that every displayed option is available in the current release.
Check the Product Status page and ask Divine Digital Support about requirements that are unclear.
Account Risks
Riot states that unauthorized hardware or software that provides an unfair advantage, including aimbots, can result in permanent account bans. Review Riot's official guidance on cheating.
Feature settings, visibility checks, and status labels do not guarantee protection from detection or enforcement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are ESP and radar the same thing?
No. ESP generally displays overlays in the game view, while radar provides a separate positional display. Exact implementations vary.
Does an FOV circle change the game's field of view?
An aimbot FOV circle generally represents its targeting area. It should not be assumed to change the game's camera field of view.
What does “aim trap” mean?
It is a label in the supplied product feature list. Its exact behavior needs to be confirmed in the current documentation or with support.
Where can I confirm the latest features?
Review the Valorant Software product page and current documentation. You can also browse the Valorant collection.
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