Triggerbot
Also called: trigger bot, auto fire
A triggerbot is a cheat feature that pulls the trigger for you the instant your crosshair passes over an enemy. You still move your own aim, so the mouse movement stays yours. The cheat only handles the moment of firing, which is why players also call it auto fire or a trigger bot.
In play it removes your reaction time from the equation. You hold your crosshair at head height on a doorway, and the shot goes off the moment a body crosses it. That makes it popular with players who want an edge without the obvious snapping of a full aimbot. Whether you can bind it to a hold key depends on the build, so ask support if you are not sure.
How it behaves in a fight
A triggerbot sits quiet until your crosshair overlaps a valid target. The moment it does, it sends a click. The gap between overlap and shot is far shorter than any human reaction. That is what makes it strong with disciplined crosshair placement. You hold the aim at head height, and the shot lands as an enemy walks through it.
It is not an aimbot. An aimbot moves your view for you. A triggerbot never touches your view angles. It only fires. That difference is the whole reason players pick it. Your tracking, recoil control and positioning still look like yours, because they are yours.
Pairing matters too. Some players run a triggerbot alongside no recoil, so the burst stays on target after the first shot. Others run it with ESP and nothing else. ESP only, with no aim assistance at all, is the lowest risk setup there is.
Staying quiet with it
Two habits do most of the work. First, use a visibility check if your build offers one, so the cheat does not fire at enemies through walls. A shot at a target nobody can see is obvious in a killcam and in a report. Second, respect the account you play on. A brand new account posting pro level numbers draws far more attention than an aged one. Levelling an account before you turn aim features on costs nothing but patience.
Firing rate is the other tell. Perfect instant shots on every single peek read as a machine rather than a player. Treat auto fire as an assist, not an autopilot. That is the core idea behind legit cheating.
The anti-cheat you face depends on the game. Arc Raiders runs Easy Anti-Cheat, Rainbow Six Siege runs BattlEye, and Valorant runs Vanguard. Check /status for the live board before you load in, and ask support which trigger settings your build exposes. If you are starting again on a fresh account, remember what a spoofer such as TRACE 2.0 does. It gives a clean account a clean machine. It does not unban the old account and it does not remove the ban record.
