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When you're using an aimbot, it automatically aims and shoots at enemies with pinpoint accuracy, making it very difficult to evade or avoid being hit. Defensive anti-aim is designed to make it harder for an aimbot to lock onto you by altering your in-game character's movements and angles. Here’s how it works:

How Defensive Anti-Aim Works:
Changing View Angles: Defensive anti-aim tricks the aimbot by continuously changing the angles at which your character is looking. By doing so, it makes it hard for the aimbot to track your head or body.

Flipping or "Yawing": Some cheats use anti-aim by flipping your character’s view (yawing) or rotating in ways that don’t seem natural to human players, such as standing with your back to the enemy or spinning around quickly. This makes it more difficult for the aimbot to find a target.

Fake Jitter or Movement: Some versions of anti-aim use jittery movements that simulate human error or unpredictability, which throws off the precision of the aimbot.

Body Positioning: The cheat can also alter your character’s body position, such as making you crouch or stand in odd ways that aren't typically done by legitimate players, to make you a harder target.

Purpose of Defensive Anti-Aim:
Avoiding Aimbots: The primary goal is to make it harder for an aimbot (the enemy cheat) to lock onto your head or body.

Making You Unpredictable: By constantly shifting your position and aim, it forces the enemy cheat to constantly readjust, preventing them from landing accurate shots.