Aimbot

The most advanced aimbot powered by A.I.

Aimbot Settings

• Aimbot Keybind: Activation key to turn on the aimbot
  Recommended key: RMB or LMB (Right or Left Mouse button)
• Aim Speed: Controls how fast the aimbot moves to the target
  Recommended values: 10-20
• Confidence: How confident the AI has to be to aim onto the target. For example, if you set 50% confidence and the AI is 80% confident it's a target, then it will aim at them
  Recommended values: 60-75
• Aimbone: Where to aimbot on the target
  Recommended value: Neck
• Humanization: Makes your aimbot look more legit
  Recommended value: Smooth
• FOV: The range where the AI will aimbot onto the target
  Recommended value: 80-140

Advanced Aimbot Settings

• AI FOV: The maximum resolution the AI can see on the screen
  Recommended value: Always use 320x320 unless you are experiencing low AI FPS
• AI Filtering: Filters out small or large objects that cannot be enemies
  Recommended: Normal
• AI FPS Cap: Set a cap on how fast the AI can perform
  Recommended: 144-165
• Only on Use: Only activates the AI when you are holding down an aimbot keybind to save performance
  Recommended: ON
• AI Mode: You will get more AI FPS on Performance mode at the cost of worse detection
  Recommended: If you are achieving at least 200 AI FPS, use Accuracy mode. If not, Performance mode is still fine to use

Triggerbot

Automatic firing when your crosshair is on target.

How It Works

The triggerbot automatically fires when an enemy is detected in your crosshair, providing instant reactions that are humanly impossible.

Triggerbot Settings

• Fire Until Release: Fires until you release your triggerbot keybind. If the AI loses detection on the target and you still need to shoot, then this can be useful
  Recommended setting: ON
• Keybind: The keybind to activate the triggerbot
  Recommended: RMB or a side mouse button
• Randomized Delay: Randomly delays the triggerbot to reduce player suspicion or anti-cheat automated detections
  Recommended: Normal (50-150ms)
• Fire Bone: Where the triggerbot will fire at the target
  Recommended: Full Body
• Confidence: How confident the AI has to be to fire on the target. For example, if you set 50% confidence and the AI is 80% confident it's a target, then it will fire at them
  Recommended value: 75-85%

Performance Optimization

Maximize FPS and minimize input lag for the best gaming experience.

Optimizing R6 Pro

R6 Pro is designed to be lightweight, but you can further optimize performance to maximize AI FPS.

Game Graphics Settings

1. Put ALL graphics on lowest apart from LOD Quality and Shadow Quality
2. If you have the option for NVIDIA Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), put it on Performance mode
3. If you don't have DLSS, put render scaling below 60

Game FPS

Capping your game FPS is extremely important to free up performance space for the AI.

You have TWO options:

1. (Best!) Open NVIDIA Control Panel → click "Change Resolution", change refresh rate to either 120/144/165. Now go into your game display settings and enable "VSync"
2. Go into your game's display settings and simply put the FPS Limit to 120 OR 144 OR 165

Game Settings

1. Enemies MUST be highlighted red for AI detection to work correctly
2. Put your crosshair opacity "Optic Opacity" to 20 so the AI has better vision

Both these settings can be found in Rainbow Six Siege settings under the Accessibility tab.

Windows Settings (Optional)

1. Type "Game mode" in your taskbar, and disable Game Mode
2. If you want to go even further, you can disable "Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling" in graphics settings, though this isn't fully recommended if your game isn't getting enough FPS

GPU Optimization

For NVIDIA users:

• Enable "Prefer Maximum Performance" in NVIDIA Control Panel
• Disable V-Sync in game settings
• Use "Low Latency Mode" in NVIDIA Control Panel
• Ensure drivers are up to date

For AMD users:

• Enable "Anti-Lag" in AMD Software
• Set "Radeon Boost" to maximum
• Disable "Enhanced Sync"
• Ensure drivers are up to date

Troubleshooting

Common issues and their solutions.

Common Issues

Software Won't Start

Aimbot Not Working

Low FPS / Performance Issues

Connection Issues

Weapon Detection

Automatic weapon detection for the ultimate convenience.

How It Works

Weapon detection should be automatically calibrated for you, but if it's not perfect, you can press the "Setup detection areas" button, go to loadout where you can see both your primary and secondary, then click "Auto calibrate".

Gun-swap Detection

Automatic detection between primary and secondary weapons.

How It Works

Uses advanced optimized pixel detection to detect when you change your guns and automatically change recoil patterns or turn rapid fire on/off.

If it's not detecting your primary or secondary swap, then go into Setup detection zones and place the boxes over your guns in the bottom right (see screenshot).

Anti-recoil

Automatically controls your weapon's recoil.

Attachments

Ensure your attachments are the same in-game and on the menu. For example, if you detect R4-C with weapon detection which has 2.5x scope, compensator, and vertical grip, on the menu it will look like this:

• 2.5x Sights
• Compensator Barrels
• Vertical Grips

Adjusting the Recoil

Enable auto-calculation, and all your guns should control well. If they don't, follow the next steps:

1. Disable auto-calculation
2. Adjust the 1.0x recoil amount slider on 1.0x scope until it feels good
3. Do the same for 2.5x scope and you're done

Advanced Recoil Settings

This feature will allow you to fine-tune your weapons if the normal recoil doesn't control them well enough on some guns. Only use this feature if you know exactly what you're doing.

1. Go to the Advanced tab and turn on "Advanced recoil settings"
2. If you now go back to the Recoil tab, you will see an X and Y slider appear under your guns
3. For X slider: X means left and right. If your gun is pulling too far right, then you will put the X slider more left
4. For Y slider: Y means up and down. If your gun is pulling too much down, then you will put the value lower (less strength). If your gun isn't pulling down enough, then you will put the value higher (more strength)

OneDrive

Fix Ethereal reading old sensitivity / FOV settings on PCs where OneDrive is backing up your Documents folder.

The Problem

If the FOV, H/V, or ADS readout at the bottom of the Ethereal RCS menu doesn't match what you actually have set in Rainbow Six, your recoil will feel off, even if friends with the same in-game settings are perfectly fine.

The Cause

Windows OneDrive is backing up your Documents folder. Rainbow Six saves your sensitivity and FOV in Documents, and when OneDrive is backing that folder up, R6 can no longer save changes to this PC properly, so Ethereal ends up reading old settings and calculates recoil for the wrong values.

The Fix

Turn off OneDrive's Documents backup. Takes about a minute.

Step 1. Open OneDrive's folder-backup settings

Open File Explorer and click the Start backup cloud button at the top of the window. Alternatively, click the OneDrive cloud icon in your taskbar → Settings ⚙ → Sync and backup → Manage backup.

Step 2. Turn OFF the Documents toggle

In the "Back up folders on this PC" window, turn OFF the toggle for Documents.

Step 3. Keep your files on your PC

In the confirmation popup, choose Stop backup and choose where to keep files, then select Only on my PC, and click Continue.

Step 4. Restart Rainbow Six

Restart Rainbow Six Siege. The FOV / H-V / ADS readout in the Ethereal menu will now match your in-game settings and your recoil will auto-calculate correctly.

RCS Troubleshooting

Common issues with the Recoil Script and their solutions.

Common Issues

Recoil isn't being controlled at all and my selected guns aren't being detected

The recoil isn't controlling my weapon correctly

Video Guide

Full Setup Tutorial

Video guide is outdated. But it can still help.