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Use Aim Assist to pull your aim toward selected hitboxes while you hold a bind. Open the menu with N, then open the Aim Assist tab.

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How to turn it on

1

Enable the master toggle

Turn on the master Aim Assist toggle. Nothing in this tab runs until that is on.
2

Set your binds

Primary Bind defaults to Left Mouse. Secondary Bind defaults to Left Shift. Hold a bind to apply Aim Assist.
3

Set Assist level

Under Aim Profiles, set Assist level to Subtle, Medium, or Strong. That level is the baseline every gun starts from.
4

Optional per-gun or class tuning

Use Tune a specific gun or class when you want an override. Select Add, then search for or pick a weapon class or a single gun. Open a row to edit that profile, or remove the row to erase the override.
When the master Aim Assist toggle is off, Aim Assist does nothing. Binds, bubble, hitboxes, and Recoil Compensation do not run. Visuals and other tabs can still draw if those toggles are on — turn each feature off on its own tab if you want it fully disabled.
The top row of Aim Profiles shows the gun you are holding and which profile it uses. The row that applies to that gun shows Active now. To clear every override and return to the defaults, use Reset all aim profiles, then confirm with Reset.

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How to tune tracking

  • Bubble Size — How far Aim Assist can reach. Larger means a wider pull area.
  • Display Aim Bubble — Draw the bubble on the overlay so you can see the range. The bubble is red when no target is in reach, yellow when a selected hitbox you can aim at is inside it, and green while you hold a bind on that target.
  • Strength — How hard the crosshair is pulled toward the target inside the bubble.
  • Stickiness — How firmly Aim Assist stays on the hitbox after it locks.

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How to choose hitboxes

Enable the bones you want Aim Assist to prefer:
  • Head
  • Neck
  • Chest
  • Stomach

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Other Aim Assist options

  • Target Through Walls — Keep targeting when the player is not visible.
  • Pause After Kill — Off, 0.5 s, 1 s, or 3 s.
  • Recoil Compensation — Counter weapon spray while Aim Assist is held.

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Fast Visibility Filter

Fast Visibility Filter is on Aim Assist and writes CS2 game memory when TraceShape is on.
  • Enable TraceShape — Use the game engine line of sight for aim and ESP colors when it is available. Faster and more exact than the spotted mask.
  • Smoke Occlusion — When TraceShape is on, treat active smokes as blocking line of sight.
  • Status — Shows whether TraceShape is off, scanning, waiting for a match, ready, or disabled.
Test TraceShape in a local bot match first. If NinjaHackz crashes while TraceShape is on, the next launch starts it off (safe-off).
Teammate filtering is automatic. In normal team modes Aim Assist targets enemies only. In deathmatch, workshop/custom, and free-for-all, it can target all players.
Test in a local bot match before you change Strength and Stickiness in a live game.