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Adjusts recoil through a dedicated scale instead of bundling it into aim behavior.

Enables reload timing control with a separate duration setting.

Removes weapon spread through its own feature gate.

Controls the recovered stagger response independently.

Sets a requested rounds-per-minute value with explicit enable and value controls.

Provides automatic fire output as a separately toggled feature.

Maintains an independent rapid-fire path and binding.

Configures projectile count and exposes a one-shot apply action.

Controls ammunition state behind its own feature request.

Includes a direct action to check the weapon-specific Nemesis state.

Runs the recovered aura behavior once rather than hiding it in a continuous toggle.

Mutating weapon systems are expected to restore captured values during disable and shutdown.

Dedicated master control with its own target radius and output policy.

Optionally bypasses the configured silent-aim target radius.

Exposes the recovered magic-bullet visibility override explicitly.

Can render the silent-aim acquisition guide on screen.

Enables percentage-controlled output accuracy.

Randomizes placement with a separate head-chance percentage.

Promotes resolved weakpoints in the shared target policy.

Dedicated activation key, radius, smoothness, and visible-target policy.

Can move to another available joint when the primary point is obstructed.

Exposes the recovered spinbot selection policy and binding separately.

Configures lock enable, release-on-key-up, and maximum duration.

Sets maximum targets, bullets per target, and crosshair-distance ordering.

Separately excludes downed actors, NPCs, gadgets, whitelisted actors, and friendlies.

Restricts targeting to entries explicitly marked in the blacklist.

Can prefer players, living actors, and blacklisted targets independently.

Optional line displays the currently selected aimbot target.

Enables the movement subsystem with a dedicated toggle key.

Applies one explicit speed multiplier through an independent override.

Each slot has its own enable state, hotkey, and multiplier.

Recovered runtime helper with its own feature gate and diagnostic ownership.

Independent helper for the recovered frame-limiter behavior.

Configures the third-person camera field of view.

Configures the first-person lens independently.

One-shot actions apply selected values or restore the captured camera state.

Runs a direct update test for current runtime compatibility.

Enables first-person view with X, Y, and Z offset controls.

Provides spectate, player-input freeze, FOV, move sensitivity, and rotate sensitivity.

Forward, backward, left, right, up, and down bindings move the detached camera.

Four rotation bindings plus a direct reset action restore camera placement.

Explicit reset action prevents a detached view from becoming a one-way state.

Controls the full player, NPC, gadget, loot, and world-object display stack.

Independent box rendering for player actors.

Independent skeletal rendering for players.

Independent player direction lines with configurable top-origin behavior.

Names, distance, health, and armor each have separate controls.

Friendly and dead players can be included or excluded separately.

Boxes, skeletons, and snaplines are independent for NPC actors.

Names, distance, health, and armor are independently selectable.

Friendly NPC inclusion is its own rule.

Boxes, skeletons, and snaplines can be configured for gadgets.

Names, distance, health, and armor remain separate.

Includes resolved weakpoints as a dedicated advanced layer.

Players, NPCs, and gadgets each control whether bars are stacked.

Can exclude whitelisted entries or render only blacklisted players.

Separate window can include NPCs and gadgets with its own alpha.

Rows can use current entity state instead of a static table palette.

World-range and on-screen radius are configured independently.

X and Y position plus background opacity define the panel footprint.

Players, NPCs, and gadgets can appear independently.

Player, NPC, and gadget names are separate advanced label toggles.

Configures the color animation speed without coupling it to other RGB layers.

Arrow size and distance from center define the edge indicator layout.

Players, NPCs, and gadgets can be enabled independently.

Names and world distance are optional fields.

Adjustable scale and optional animated color.

Dedicated enable and screen-position selection.

Shows active features and optional keybinds with alpha and X/Y placement controls.

Can suppress shooting while a menu is open and disable hotkeys during chat.

Displays world loot with adjustable text scale and rarity selection.

Dedicated display and range for loot-bearing world objects.

Dedicated display and range for collectible objects.

Dedicated display and range for general interactive objects.

Nearest-first pickup worker with configurable radius and pace.

Restricts automatic pickup to selected rarity flags.

Can include records whose rarity has not been decoded.

World loot, collectibles, and props each have an independent auto-interact toggle.

Direct actions pick up nearby loot or interact once with loot, props, or collectibles.

Automatically opens eligible caches when the live inventory chain resolves.

Separate rarity filter, circle radius, line spacing, direction, mode, and spawn pattern.

Keeps a recovered weather preset active with an explicit apply action.

Keeps a selected 0–23 world hour active with an explicit apply action.

Shows pickup state and nearby-candidate count directly in the interface.

Each core geometry layer can use its own custom color.

Animated color can be enabled for aimbot, arrows, boxes, health, names, skeletons, and snaplines.

Optionally aligns animated phases across the enabled RGB targets.

Separate colors for aimbot, crosshair, armor, health, custom geometry, and weakpoints.

Separate visible and hidden colors for friendly players.

Distinct visible/hidden combinations cover rogue, blacklisted, and blacklisted-rogue players.

Separate visible and hidden colors for whitelisted players.

Friendly, hostile, and whitelisted NPCs each have visible and hidden colors.

Hostile and whitelisted gadgets each own visible and hidden colors.

Collectibles, interactables, and world loot receive distinct colors.

Black, grey, green, blue, purple, yellow, orange, vanity, gear set, exotic, immersion, and prototype.

Can include the stored blacklist reason in entity labels and indicators.

Feature names, descriptions, paths, keywords, groups, and summaries share one index.

Create, load, overwrite, and delete named configurations.

Maintains distinct recommended and conservative starting profiles.

Explicit actions persist the full graph or reload it with schema-drift reporting.

Restores every registered setting through the same graph.

Exports a shareable path-value diff instead of a full opaque file.

Disables hooks and requests an orderly native unload from the interface.

Scales all interface animation down to zero for immediate transitions.

Unresolved capabilities show a precise unavailable reason instead of an enabled dead control.

Dedicated keys for aimbot, silent aim, auto fire, rapid fire, and spinbot.

Dedicated keys for downed, gadget, NPC, whitelist, blacklist, and weakpoint policies.

Auto deconstruct, donate junk, collectibles, props, loot, cache, pickup, and move-loot actions.

Menu, auto revive, start script, and insert-node controls.

Every game-facing worker exposes current state and precise exceptions.