Setting Up the Program with Macros and Aimbot for Rust
Currently, the program for Rust works in the following ways:
- Kernel Driver — software method via driver. Can be patched by developers at any moment, less reliable than hardware solutions and only works for a small portion of users.
- Makcu (recommended) — hardware device. Connects to USB port, new firmware is regularly released.
- KMBOX — hardware device. Connects to USB port.
Program Setup Instructions
Set all settings the same as in the game. This can be done using the "Auto Setup" button or manually.
For automatic detection to work correctly, the interface size must be set to 1.0. It's best to do this through the game console, which opens with the F1 key, using the command: graphics.uiscale 1.0
- Enable automatic weapon detection.
- For weapons to fire correctly with attachments, they need to be assigned and activated after enabling the weapon.
Aimbot
The aimbot works using artificial intelligence and only works if a weapon is selected in the macros tab.
First, enable the aimbot and select the device. Choose the option that gives you more FPS. This depends on whether the game is bottlenecked by the graphics card or processor.
The scanning mode needs to be selected when the aimbot will search for targets. It only aims while shooting.
Guaranteed FPS in game. Game FPS should not drop below this value while the aimbot is running.
Confidence threshold is the minimum percentage at which the neural network considers an object detected. You can view detected objects in the preview window.
Target - select where you want the aimbot to aim.
Target capture radius, I recommend setting around 60%. Distance to target, in % of its width.
Smoothness - the speed of aiming at the target.
AI Preview Window - shows the image with objects that the neural network detects, useful for configuration.
We recommend equipping a scope, as without a scope the character is obscured by the weapon and is harder for the neural network to detect.
Game Settings Recommendations
If you disable these settings, the neural network will find objects easier and will work better.
The higher the game resolution — the easier for the neural network to detect objects. The lower the FOV — the easier for the neural network to find objects.