README

This script is a universal aim-locking script. Works on all games which use the default character. This specific version has lots of crucial improvements such as:

More Functions / Features & Settings
Security / Decreased Detection Risk
Optimized & Organized Code
Speed / Faster Execution & Functionality
Configurable Settings
Storing
Execution / Precise & Efficient
Third Person Support
License
This project is completely free and open sourced. But, that does not mean you own rights to it. Read this document for more information. You can re-use / stitch this script or any system of this project into any of your repositories, as long as you credit the developer Exunys.

Update Log (DD/MM/YYYY)
[23/10/2022] - Added Third Person Support (Read Script Examples)
[08/01/2023] - Bug fixes, optimizations & new script - Aimbot V2 GUI (Read Aimbot V2 GUI)
Notices
The script will not function properly unless your exploit fully supports / includes these following functions & libraries:
isfolder(), makefolder() & delfolder()
isfile(), writefile() & delfile()
getgenv()
syn.queue_on_teleport() / queue_on_teleport()
Drawing
This script will store your changed settings every 10 seconds passed. You can also disable this feature:
getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.SaveSettings = false
This script is indeed universal, but it might not run on games with specific character constructions (custom characters).
A recommended exploit to run this script on is Synapse X.
Environment
The script's environment is stored as:

getgenv().Aimbot
More on how to configure the aimbot below this part.

Configuration
This script includes settings which can be easily configured to your preference.

Preview Of The Settings
getgenv().Aimbot.Settings = {
    SendNotifications = true,
    SaveSettings = true, -- Re-execute upon changing
    ReloadOnTeleport = true,
    Enabled = true,
    TeamCheck = false,
    AliveCheck = true,
    WallCheck = false, -- Laggy
    Sensitivity = 0, -- Animation length (in seconds) before fully locking onto target
    ThirdPerson = false, -- Uses mousemoverel instead of CFrame to support locking in third person (could be choppy)
    ThirdPersonSensitivity = 3, -- Boundary: 0.1 - 5
    TriggerKey = "MouseButton2",
    Toggle = false,
    LockPart = "Head" -- Body part to lock on (Character part's name)
}

getgenv().Aimbot.FOVSettings = {
    Enabled = true,
    Visible = true,
    Amount = 90,
    Color = "255, 255, 255",
    LockedColor = "255, 70, 70",
    Transparency = 0.5,
    Sides = 60,
    Thickness = 1,
    Filled = false
}
Graphic View (Horizontal Tree Diagram)

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⚠️WARNING⚠️ - The WallCheck function is very laggy, it is recommended you have it set as false at all times!

You can also find the JSON format (which is the way they get stored) here.
The Lua format of the settings / the factory reset script can be found here.
By reading the visual representation of the configuration part of the environment table, it should be pretty easy to configure the script afterwards. Here are some examples:

Script Examples
The following script will disable the aimbot temporarily:

getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.Enabled = false
You can also change the color of the FOV Circle:

getgenv().Aimbot.FOVSettings.Color = "50, 255, 70" -- The colors must be fed as strings in RGB format. [(R)ed (0 - 255); (G)reen (0 - 255); (B)lue (0 - 255)]
The script only accepts RGB configurations in strings as colors, if you input anything else, the script will break and not execute. Read below on how to fix this.

You can also disable FOV Checking incase you don't find it useful / don't need it:

getgenv().Aimbot.FOVSettings.Enabled = false
If you want the script to work in third person, you can enable the ThirdPerson setting:

getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.ThirdPerson = true
If you want to edit the sensitivity for the third person mode:

-- The locking animation becomes faster as you increase the value (meaning 5 = fastest). The script becomes choppy if you increase the value.
getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.ThirdPersonSensitivity = 3 -- Boundary: 0.1 - 5
The options are endless, you can configure the script in any way you desire.

Read about the input types and more information about the drawing library in use for the FOV Circle (to learn how to configure it) here.

Disable Storage System
If you want to disable the script saving the settings & delete the saved settings, you can do that automatically by executing the code below:

getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.SaveSettings = false
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Exunys/Aimbot-V2/main/Resources/Scripts/Delete%20Settings%20-%20Fix%20Script.lua"))()
Fixes
If the script is not running upon execution, try a few of the solutions below:

Solutions
There is possibly a configuration that is unacceptable at most cases. Execute this script and restart your game for changes to take effect.
Open your exploit's root folder, find a folder named workspace and look for a folder named Exunys Developer, inside there should be another folder named Aimbot. Once you find it, delete this folder and restart your game.
If none of these solutions work, check if your exploit is supported (read the Notices part). If the script still doesn't work, contact Exunys & report the problem you are experiencing in detail.

Check if your exploit is supported here.

Hotkey
If you want to change the key you want to press to trigger the Aimbot, configure the TriggerKey setting.

Examples :
getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.TriggerKey = "E" -- E is the key's name (This is equivalent to Enum.KeyCode.E, except, the script only handles strings)
getgenv().Aimbot.Settings.TriggerKey = "MouseButton1" -- MouseButton1 is the key's name [LMB] (This is equivalent to Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton1, except, the script only handles strings)
This script will work if the input type selected is either a KeyCode or UserInputType so all you have to input is the last part / the key's name.

Read: KeyCode, UserInputType
Functions
This script includes built-in functions to control the Aimbot. The functions can be accessed by indexing Functions in the Environment.
Example:
getgenv().Aimbot.Functions

Their purposes:
Functions:Exit()
Exits (unexecutes) the script and leaves no traces back.
Functions:Restart()

Restarts the script, good for incase the script starts lagging.
Functions:ResetSettings()

Factory resets the settings and wipes the previous ones that were saved to the workspace.

Exit
getgenv().Aimbot.Functions:Exit()

Restart
getgenv().Aimbot.Functions:Restart()

Reset Settings:
getgenv().Aimbot.Functions:ResetSettings()