AimSync — Webmenu User Wiki

Getting Started

The webmenu is the control panel for AimSync. You sign in once, configure everything in the browser, then connect the AimSync app with a one-time token.

Step 1 Sign in

Open the webmenu and sign in with your forum account. Your group must be in the allow-list.

Step 2 Pick a weapon

On the Aim tab choose a weapon preset (1–8). Per-weapon fields show only the active slot.

Step 3 Tune aim & FOV

Set FOV X/Y, smoothing, acceleration and bezier curve for that weapon.

Step 4 Bind keys

Set Aimbot Key, Aimbot Key 2 and Aim Stop Key. Mouse buttons work on any setup; keyboard keys require a Teensy device (not supported on Makcu).

Step 5 Configure RCS

Switch to RCS, draw a pattern on the canvas and set Recoil X/Y per weapon.

Step 6 Pick video input

On Visuals select Capture Card (single PC) or UDP (two-PC stream).

Step 7 Save the config

On Config type a name and click Save As.

Step 8 Connect AimSync

On Config click Create Token for AimSync and paste the token into the AimSync app.

Step 9 (Optional) Lua

On Lua write a script and click Stream to AimSync. See the Lua API Wiki.

How It Works

Four moving parts. The webmenu never talks to the game directly — AimSync does, over a Makcu hardware mouse.

1 Webmenu (browser)

You edit settings here. Every change is auto-saved to your server-side config (per user).

2 Server

Stores your config, named profiles, ONNX models and Lua scripts. Hands out one-time tokens.

3 AimSync app

Polls the server (~every 2s) using your token. Pulls config, model and Lua updates live.

4 Hardware (Makcu / Teensy)

AimSync drives the mouse over your hardware device — no input injection on the game PC. Keyboard input requires a Teensy; Makcu is mouse-only.

// Lifecycle
// 1. You change a field in the webmenu
// 2. The webmenu auto-saves to your server-side config
// 3. AimSync polls the server (~2s) and applies changes live
// 4. Loaded Lua scripts can react via on_config_update()

Tabs

The webmenu is split into eight tabs. Pick a weapon preset on the Aim and RCS tabs — per-weapon fields only show the active slot.

Tab	What it controls
`Aim`	Aimbot toggle, per-weapon FOV, smoothing, acceleration, aim keys & bezier curve
`Triggerbot`	Auto-fire toggle, hotkey, first-shot delay range, follow-up shot delay range
`RCS`	Recoil compensation toggle, per-weapon recoil X/Y, draw & preview recoil patterns
`Visuals`	Video input mode (Capture Card or UDP), capture device, UDP sender settings
`Misc`	Global confidence threshold for detections (20–100)
`Config`	Save / load / delete named configuration profiles, generate AimSync app tokens
`Models`	Upload, share by code, delete and stream ONNX detection models to AimSync
`Lua`	Write, save, share and stream Lua scripts. See the Lua API Wiki.

Tab Aim

Aimbot master switch and per-weapon tuning (FOV, smoothing, acceleration, keys, bezier curve). Most fields are stored per weapon (Weapon 1–Weapon 8).

Field	Type	Range	Description
`Select Weapon Preset`	dropdown	1–8	Active weapon slot. All per-weapon fields below switch to that slot.
`Aimbot Enabled`	checkbox	on / off	Master switch for the aimbot.
`Acceleration X / Y`	decimal	float	Per-weapon, per-aimkey acceleration multipliers (Aimkey 1 & 2 sections).
`Smoothing X / Y`	decimal	float	Per-weapon, per-aimkey smoothing factors. Lower = snappier.
`Smoothing Bezier Curve`	curve	4 control pts	Drag two control points (or pick a preset) to shape input → speed mapping. Per-weapon. Use Linear for default behavior.
`Aimbot Key`	VK keybind	mouse / kb*	Primary aim key (per weapon). Uses a Windows `VK_*` code. Keyboard keys require a Teensy device.
`Aimbot Key 2`	VK keybind	mouse / kb*	Secondary aim key (per weapon). `VK_*` code. Keyboard keys require a Teensy device.
`Aim Stop Key`	VK keybind	mouse / kb*	Key that temporarily disables aiming while held. `VK_*` code. Keyboard keys require a Teensy device.
`FOV X`	slider	32–640 px	Horizontal aim FOV in pixels (per weapon).
`FOV Y`	slider	32–640 px	Vertical aim FOV in pixels (per weapon).

Bezier Presets

The Smoothing Bezier Curve maps input distance (X axis, 0–1) to aim speed factor (Y axis, 0–1). Drag the two control points or click a preset.

Preset	Control points
`Ease`	`cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.10, 0.25, 1.00)`
`Linear`	`cubic-bezier(0, 0, 1, 1)`
`Ease In`	`cubic-bezier(0.42, 0, 1, 1)`
`Ease Out`	`cubic-bezier(0, 0, 0.58, 1)`
`Ease In-Out`	`cubic-bezier(0.42, 0, 0.58, 1)`
`Elastic`	`cubic-bezier(0.68, -0.55, 0.27, 1.55)`
`Snap`	`cubic-bezier(0.5, 0, 0.1, 1)`

Tab Triggerbot

Auto-fires when a target enters the crosshair. Delays are randomized inside the min/max ranges to look more human.

Field	Type	Range	Description
`Triggerbot Enabled`	checkbox	on / off	Master switch for the triggerbot.
`Triggerbot Key`	VK keybind	mouse / kb*	Hotkey that arms the triggerbot. `VK_*` code. Keyboard keys require a Teensy device.
`First Shot Delay Min`	slider	50–1000 ms	Lower bound of randomized delay before the first shot.
`First Shot Delay Max`	slider	50–1000 ms	Upper bound of randomized delay before the first shot.
`Next Shots Delay Min`	slider	250–1000 ms	Lower bound of randomized delay between follow-up shots.
`Next Shots Delay Max`	slider	250–1000 ms	Upper bound of randomized delay between follow-up shots.

Tab RCS

Recoil Control. Toggle, set per-weapon X/Y multipliers, and draw a recoil pattern that AimSync will play back step-by-step while firing.

Field	Type	Range	Description
`Select Recoil Weapon`	dropdown	1–8	Active recoil slot. Per-weapon fields below switch to that slot.
`Recoil Enabled`	checkbox	on / off	Master switch for recoil compensation.
`Recoil Stop Key`	VK keybind	mouse / kb*	Key that pauses RCS while held. `VK_*` code. Keyboard keys require a Teensy device.
`Recoil X`	number	float (0.01)	Per-weapon horizontal recoil multiplier.
`Recoil Y`	number	float (0.01)	Per-weapon vertical recoil multiplier.
`Steps`	slider	4–40	Number of resampled steps in the drawn pattern.
`Draw Recoil Pattern`	canvas	click + drag	Draw the path on the canvas. On release it is converted to evenly spaced step deltas. Drag any step point to fine-tune. Note: hold right + left click to start RCS.
`Clear Pattern`	button	—	Erase the current pattern.
`Undo Last Step`	button	—	Remove the last step from the pattern.
`Preview`	button	—	Plays back the current pattern visually before saving.

// To activate RCS in-game:
// 1. Enable Recoil on the RCS tab
// 2. Pick a weapon and tune Recoil X / Y
// 3. Draw a pattern, set Steps, click Preview
// 4. In-game: hold RIGHT + LEFT click together

Tab Visuals

Pick how AimSync receives video frames: from a local capture card or over UDP from a second machine.

Field	Type	Range	Description
`Video Input Mode`	toggle	Capture Card / UDP	Picks how AimSync receives frames.
`Capture Device`	dropdown	system devices	Selected video capture card (when mode = Capture Card). Use Refresh Devices to rescan.
`Stream Width`	number	320–3840 px	UDP stream width (when mode = UDP).
`Stream Height`	number	240–2160 px	UDP stream height (when mode = UDP).
`Destination IP`	text	IPv4	IP of the AimSync PC (Machine 2).
`Sender FPS`	number	1–240	Frames per second the sender emits.
`JPEG Quality`	number	1–100	Higher = better image, more bandwidth. `80` recommended.

Two-PC UDP Setup

1 Set Destination IP to Machine 2 (AimSync PC) IP above.

2 On Machine 2 run ipconfig to find its IPv4 address.

3 On Machine 1 run UDP from F.U.L.O.C.exe with your AimSync token.

4 The sender reads settings from your config and starts streaming.

5 Tokens do not have to match between apps — AimSync auto-updates.

Tab Misc

Global settings that aren't tied to a single weapon.

Field	Type	Range	Description
`Confidence`	slider	20–100	Global minimum detection confidence percentage. Detections below this value are discarded by the aimbot.

Tab Config

Save and load named configuration profiles, and create one-time tokens that connect the AimSync app to your account.

Control	Type	Description
`Config name`	text input	Name used when saving a new profile.
`Save As`	button	Saves the current settings as a new named config.
`Refresh`	button	Reloads the dropdown of saved configs from the server.
`Save To Selected`	button	Overwrites the currently selected config with the live settings.
`Load Selected`	button	Loads the selected config into the webmenu (and pushes to AimSync).
`Delete Selected`	button danger	Permanently removes the selected named config.
`Create Token for AimSync`	button	Generates a one-time token AimSync can use to fetch your session/config.

Connecting the AimSync App

// 1. Click "Create Token for AimSync"
// 2. Copy the displayed token
// 3. Paste it into the AimSync app on first launch
// 4. The app polls the server every ~2 seconds and applies your config

Tab Models

Upload your own ONNX detection models, share them by short codes, or stream existing ones to AimSync.

Control	Type	Description
`Upload New Model`	button	Opens a file picker for an `.onnx` file and uploads it.
`Uses`	number	How many times the upload code may be redeemed (1+).
`Expiry (days)`	number	Days until the upload code expires. `0` = never.
`Enter code to retrieve / Use Code`	text + button	Imports a model shared by another user via its code.
`Refresh List`	button	Reloads the model table.
`Stream to AimSync`	button	Pushes the selected model so AimSync loads it next poll cycle.
`Delete`	button	Removes a model you uploaded.

Tab Lua

Edit Lua scripts in the browser and stream them live to AimSync. For the full scripting API, see the Lua API Wiki.

Control	Type	Description
`Script name`	text	Name used when creating a new saved script.
`Save New Script`	button	Saves the current editor contents as a new script.
`Save to Selected`	button	Overwrites the currently loaded saved script.
`Stream to AimSync`	button	Pushes the editor contents to AimSync (loaded within ~2 seconds).
`Unload Script`	button	Tells AimSync to clear the currently running script.
`Import Code`	text + button	Imports a shared script by its share code.
`Refresh List`	button	Reloads My Saved Scripts and Shared Scripts tables.
`Load / Stream / Share / Delete`	row buttons	Per-row actions on saved scripts.

-- Example: streamed live from the editor
print("Hello from AimSync!")

function on_tick()
  -- runs every main-loop iteration
end

Reference Keybinds (VK_*)

Every keybind in the webmenu (Aimbot Key, Aimbot Key 2, Aim Stop Key, Triggerbot Key, Recoil Stop Key) is stored as a Windows virtual-key code (VK_*). The same numeric scheme is exposed to Lua scripts via config.get_aimbot_key(), mouse.is_pressed(vk), etc.

Keyboard keys: Teensy only. Mouse buttons (VK_LBUTTON…VK_XBUTTON2) work on any supported hardware. Keyboard keys only work on a Teensy device — they have no effect on a Makcu setup.

Mouse buttons

Constant	Value	Description
`VK_LBUTTON`	`0x01 (1)`	Mouse Left
`VK_RBUTTON`	`0x02 (2)`	Mouse Right
`VK_MBUTTON`	`0x04 (4)`	Mouse Middle (wheel click)
`VK_XBUTTON1`	`0x05 (5)`	Mouse 4 (side button 1)
`VK_XBUTTON2`	`0x06 (6)`	Mouse 5 (side button 2)

Keyboard keys (Teensy only)

Group	Codes
Modifiers	VK_SHIFT (16), VK_CONTROL (17), VK_MENU / Alt (18)
Whitespace	VK_BACK (8), VK_TAB (9), VK_RETURN / Enter (13), VK_SPACE (32), VK_ESCAPE (27)
Navigation	VK_PRIOR / PageUp (33), VK_NEXT / PageDown (34), VK_END (35), VK_HOME (36), VK_LEFT (37), VK_UP (38), VK_RIGHT (39), VK_DOWN (40), VK_INSERT (45), VK_DELETE (46)
Digits	VK_0 (48) – VK_9 (57)
Letters	VK_A (65) – VK_Z (90)
Function	VK_F1 (112) – VK_F12 (123)
Locks	VK_CAPITAL / CapsLock (20), VK_PAUSE (19)

For the complete list, see Microsoft's Virtual-Key Codes reference.

Tips

Per-weapon fields are hidden until you select the matching weapon preset.
Bezier curve = Linear gives the regular aiming experience. Start there.
Slider values display live next to their label as you drag.
Keybinds use Windows VK_* codes. Mouse buttons work on any hardware; keyboard keys only work on a Teensy device (not Makcu).
The Lua editor and any field change auto-syncs — there is no global save button.
Save To Selected overwrites; Save As creates a new profile.
UDP mode requires Machine 1 IP and Destination (Machine 2) IP to be set on both sides.

Requirements & Safety

Item	Value	Details
Model files	`.onnx only`	Only ONNX model uploads are accepted. Non-uploader users cannot delete a model.
App token	`one-time`	Tokens issued by Create Token for AimSync are single-use.