Sea of Thieves Aimbot Settings Explained: FOV, Smoothness and Target Selection

What Is a Sea of Thieves Aimbot?

Aimbot is a commonly advertised feature on third-party game cheat pages, but its available controls can vary significantly from one product to another.

The current ZADEYO Sea of Thieves listing includes several aim-related settings. Understanding their labels helps you compare product descriptions without assuming that every aimbot works in exactly the same way.

An aimbot is third-party software designed to provide automated aiming functionality.

Its exact behavior depends on the product and configuration.

The current ZADEYO listing describes an Enable Aimbot option alongside player lock, bone selection, FOV size, smoothness and maximum distance.

These are separate settings, not simply different names for the same feature.

Field of View

FOV stands for field of view.

Within an aimbot menu, an FOV setting generally defines the area used when considering potential targets.

ZADEYO lists both a Draw FOV option and an FOV Size control.

The first refers to displaying the FOV area, while the second controls its size according to the menu description.

Smoothness

Smoothness describes how gradually the aiming function adjusts toward its selected target.

The ZADEYO listing includes a Smoothness setting.

The exact behavior and scale are product-specific, so it is important to check the current interface rather than assume that a value means the same thing across different software.

Player Lock

Player Lock is another listed option.

It refers to the product's target-selection or locking functionality.

A feature list may use similar terms differently across products, so the current description and any available documentation should be the basis for understanding the exact implementation.

Bone Selection

The ZADEYO aimbot lists four target areas:

• Head
• Neck
• Body
• Pelvis

Bone selection refers to the part of the character model used as the aiming target.

This is a separate capability from FOV or smoothness.

Maximum Distance

Maximum Distance limits the range considered by the aimbot.

The current product listing includes this as an individual control.

Do not assume a maximum value or effective range that is not explicitly stated in the current product documentation.

How Aimbot Differs From ESP

ESP provides additional visual information, while aimbot concerns aiming functionality.

The ZADEYO Sea of Thieves product lists both feature categories independently.

The product's Visual Options include players, ships, chests, buried treasure and resources, while the aimbot section focuses on target selection and aiming controls.

What Should You Check Before Buying?

Before choosing any third-party tool, examine:

• Which aiming settings are explicitly listed.
• Which Windows versions are supported.
• Whether your PC meets the stated requirements.
• Whether the feature list is current.
• The subscription terms.
• The game's rules on third-party software.

Rare's official enforcement policy explains that third-party tools generally violate the Sea of Thieves Code of Conduct.

A feature's availability should not be confused with permission to use it.

Final Thoughts

FOV, smoothness, player lock, bone selection and maximum distance refer to different aspects of an aimbot.

The current ZADEYO listing documents these controls as part of its advertised Sea of Thieves feature set.

Use the live product page for the exact options, and consider the game's enforcement policy before using third-party software.

Related on this site: Sea of Thieves cheats guide · Sea of Thieves ESP · View the current aimbot features.