Bodycam Cheat by Soft Hub

Box

A frame around players and zombies. Bodycam blurs its own picture on purpose with grain and chromatic aberration, so a body in a dark hallway simply disappears. The box keeps it visible.

Skeletons

Bone rendering shows the pose. You can tell whether someone is prone behind a crate, crouched on a corner or already sprinting at you, and you read it faster than a box.

Target info

Health bar with a number, nickname and distance in meters. The bar decides whether you push or back off to reload, the distance tells you if you have time for it.

Master toggle

One switch for the whole aim section. Everything below only runs while it is on, so you can flip your setup between game modes with a single click.

Aim bone

Head or chest. The head ends close-range trades faster, the chest forgives vertical error and looks a lot calmer to anyone watching you.

Aim key

The aim only works while its key is held. A side mouse button works best here because your fingers never leave movement.

FOV value

Anything from 1 to 100. At 1 you are basically shooting by hand and the aim only cleans up micro shake, at 100 it grabs a target half a screen away. The FOV circle draws that border so you stop guessing where it ends.

Target priority

Who gets picked when two men fill a doorway: the one closest to your crosshair or the one closest to you. Indoors the distance option usually wins, on open maps the crosshair one does.

Target highlight

The active target is painted in a color of your choice, so you always know who the aim is holding and your crosshair never wanders off to a stranger.

No recoil

The barrel stops climbing. Recoil here is deliberately rough and at mid range it eats half of every burst.

No spread

Bullets land in a point instead of a cone. Paired with flat recoil, a rifle at distance turns into a laser.

No reload

The magazine never runs out. Reload animations were rebuilt and made longer in v0.8, so the time you save is bigger than it sounds.

No camera shake

Kills the jolt from shots and explosions. The shake is stronger than in most shooters because it sells the chest-mounted camera, and it is exactly what ruins a long burst.

No visual recoil

A separate toggle for the on-screen kick. It leaves the spray pattern alone — the model and the crosshair just stop jumping, so a long burst never hides the target from you.

No tremor

Removes the hand shake while you hold your aim. The sights normally wander as if the character just finished a sprint; here they freeze, and long-range shots stop being a coin flip.

No aim lag

The weapon stops trailing behind the camera. In Bodycam the barrel follows your view with a noticeable delay, which is why flicks land wide; with this on you shoot exactly where you turned.

Fast reload

Speeds up the magazine swap animation — an option for people who keep infinite ammo off: it looks clean from the outside, and the window with an empty gun still gets shorter.

Fast scope

Noticeably quicker ADS than stock. It decides head-on peeks and helps with optics: you are already looking down the sights while the other guy is still raising his gun.

Fast switch

Faster swap between slots. The rifle runs dry — you pull the pistol and finish the job instead of dying inside the switch animation.

Draw local HUD

Your own health bar and ammo counter. The game refuses to show either of them, here they simply sit in the corner of the screen.

Render pacing

Four overlay refresh modes, from economical to unrestricted. The first one leaves frames to the game, the last one draws smoother and takes its cut.

Enemy distance

From 1 to 150. Sets how far away boxes start to appear. Deathmatch is fine at 40 to 60, otherwise your screen turns into a soup of frames through every wall.

Enemy color

Palette for live players. Keep it away from the bot color so you never mix the two mid-fight.

Bots color

A separate color for matchmaking filler. A bot frag is worth a quarter of the points, and the color tells you instantly whether the ammo is worth spending.