Triggerbot automatically fires when your crosshair overlaps a valid target hitbox. Bind a key in Hold mode to activate it only while held.

Reaction (ms) adds an artificial delay before firing, mimicking human reaction time for a more legit appearance.

CPS (clicks per second) controls how rapidly the bot fires. Lower values look more natural; higher values maximize DPS.

Wall Check prevents the triggerbot from firing when the target is behind a wall, reducing suspicious shots.

Sets the tool's internal cooldown to 0.000000001 — effectively removing any delay between shots.

Works best on Da Hood tools with Combat class. On other games it patches any tool's ShootingCooldown value.

Applies to both your Backpack and the tool currently equipped in your character — no need to re-equip.

Hitsounds play an audio cue whenever you deal damage to your current aimbot or silent aim target.

Hit Notifications show a popup with the target's name and exact damage when a hit is registered.

Hit Chams Flash briefly highlights the player model when a hit is detected, giving visual feedback in the overlay.

Hitbox Expander scales the server-side collision of a target part, making it easier to register hits without precise aim.

Target Part selects which body part's hitbox is expanded. Head is most effective; HumanoidRootPart is more subtle.

Adjust Size X/Y/Z independently to create an asymmetric hitbox, or scale all three equally for a uniform expansion.

Knock Check skips hitbox expansion on already-downed targets to avoid wasting shots on non-threats.

The custom crosshair renders in the overlay and tracks your silent aim or aimbot target, smoothly lerping to their screen position.

Pulse style animates the crosshair opacity in and out. Smooth adds a subtle sine wave rotation that looks fluid at high speeds.

The crosshair only renders when an active aimbot or silent aim target is locked — it stays hidden otherwise.

Roblox physics runs at 50 steps/sec by default. This modifier writes directly to the internal physics step counter, effectively changing how fast the physics world ticks.

Increasing the tickrate affects movement speed, gravity, and shot timing — making all physics-driven interactions faster client-side.

The original tickrate is automatically restored when you disable this feature — no residual effect.

Da Hood hides its chat by default. This feature unhides the chat frame and moves the input bar so you can read all player messages in real time.

Toggling off fully restores the original frame positions and visibility — the game UI returns to its default state.