-- ## silent aimbot for ffa games written by aze#6678
-- ## only works for protosmasher, undetectable by almost every game
-- ## team dm aimbot coming soon!

local getOurHead = function() -- make it dynamic so it works after we respawn
    if game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.Character.Head then -- if we're alive
        return game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.Character.Head.Position -- return the head position
    else
        return nil -- return nothing
    end
end

function getNearestCharacterToUs()
    local smallestPositionFound = math.huge -- log the smallest position to us found yet
    local nearestPlayerRightNow = nil -- we haven't found anything yet, so just set this to nil for now.
    for i, player in pairs(game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayers()) do -- get all players in the game and loop through them
        if player ~= game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer then -- check if the player is not localplayer (if its not us)
            if player.Character then -- check if their character exists (or if they're dead, spectating or choosing loadout, or doing something else)
                local distanceFromUs = player:DistanceFromCharacter(getOurHead() or Vector3.new(0,0,0)) -- calculate distance from our head or 0, 0, 0 (if our head doesn't exist)
                if distanceFromUs < smallestPositionFound then -- if the player we found is closer than the closest player then
                    smallestPositionFound = distanceFromUs -- log the position of the closest player
                    nearestPlayerRightNow = player.Character -- log the character closest to us
                end
            end
        end
    end
    return nearestPlayerRightNow -- return the closest character to our character
end

-- so if we were to do print(getNearestCharacterToUs().Name)) it would print the name of the player that's closest to our character right now.
-- we can get the position of the closest character using getNearestCharacterToUs.Position
-- so, now we know the position of the closest character to us, we can start aiming at him.
local camera = workspace.CurrentCamera
function WorldToScreen(Position)
    return camera:WorldToScreenPoint(Position) -- voila! now we have the position that we want to move our mouse on.
end

local mouse = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer:GetMouse()
local smoothness = 2
local delay = 0.033
function actuallyAim()
    if getNearestCharacterToUs().Head then -- see if the character's head exists first
        local aimAt = WorldToScreen(getNearestCharacterToUs().Head.Position) -- get the Vector2 coordinates of the target
        local mouseLocation = WorldToScreen(mouse.Hit.p)
        local incrementX, incrementY = (aimAt.X - mouseLocation.X) / smoothness, (aimAt.Y - mouseLocation.Y) / smoothness -- calculate the increments according to smoothness
        for i = 1, smoothness do -- hey, we already described this before!
            Input.MoveMouse(incrementX, incrementY) -- move the mouse 1/smoothness of the way
            wait (delay) -- or you can use game:GetService("RunService").RenderStepped:Wait()   OR you can remove this line to make the aimbot snap instantly on your victims
        end
        end
end

local toggled = false
local keybind = "g" -- customize the keybind to enable and disable the aimbot
mouse.KeyDown:Connect(function(key)
    if key == keybind then
        if toggled then -- if its enabled then disable it
            toggled = false
            print "disabled silent aimbot!"
        else -- if its disabled enable it
            toggled = true
            print "enabled silent aimbot!"
        end
    end
end)

while wait (delay * smoothness) do -- very important part
    if toggled then -- if the aimbot is toggled, if it is
        actuallyAim() -- aim at the player
    end
end