MW4 TRIGGERBOT

Hold the triggerbot key and Vectis watches a box around your crosshair for the enemy color you set in MW4. As soon as enough matching pixels show up in that box, it waits your First Shot Delay and clicks.

Unlike the aimbot, the triggerbot never moves your mouse. Your aim stays yours; Vectis only times the shot.

Activation Key

Hold this key to let the triggerbot fire. Mouse4 by default, any key or mouse button works.

Trigger FOV Width

Width of the trigger zone around your crosshair.

Trigger FOV Height

Height of the trigger zone around your crosshair.

First Shot Delay

How long it waits after an enemy enters the zone before the first click.

Burst Time

How long each shot holds the fire button. 0 is one single click.

Show FOV

Draws the trigger zone on screen while you set it up.

Toggle Triggerbot (F11 by default) switches it on and off in game without opening Vectis.

Vectis can fire for you in two ways. The triggerbot fires when an enemy is in the zone while you do the aiming. Auto-Shoot is part of the aimbot: it fires once the aimbot has pulled your aim onto the target, within its Trigger Range.

Use the triggerbot when you want to aim yourself and only hand over the click. Use both when you want help with each.

• Snipers and marksman rifles, where one well-timed click decides the fight.
• Holding an angle: aim at the doorway, hold the key, and the shot goes out the moment someone steps in.
• Tap-fire weapons: Burst Time 0 gives one clean click per shot. For automatic weapons, raise Burst Time so each shot holds the button longer.

• Keep the zone small and close to your crosshair.
• Use a First Shot Delay near your own reaction time instead of 0 ms. An instant shot on every peek stands out.

Buyers get a full recommended config in the setup guide that comes with their key. To understand what happens under the hood, read what a colorbot is.