FiveM Silent Aim

Silent aim lands your shots on a target without your crosshair moving to it. This page explains how it works in the SERYX FiveM menu, which settings matter, and what it can't hide.

By the SERYX team · Updated 6 October 2026

Included in every SERYX FiveM plan

€12 a week · €20 a month · €30 lifetime. Key emailed instantly.

See plans and features

What silent aim is

With a normal aimbot, your crosshair moves to the target. Anyone spectating you sees that movement, and so does any clip of you. Silent aim skips the movement: shots register on the target while your view stays where you left it.

On a roleplay server the realistic risk is a human watching a clip and filing a report, not an anti-cheat catching you. Silent aim removes the visual tell a normal aimbot leaves behind. That is why it is the aim feature most roleplay players want. The aimbot guide covers smoothing and bone selection for the visible kind.

	Aimbot	Silent aim
Crosshair	Moves to the target, smoothed or instant	Stays where you put it
Visible in a clip	Yes, the movement shows	No crosshair movement to see
What a server can still log	Aim curves and reaction times	Hit rate, headshot ratio, implausible shots
Main settings	Smoothing, FOV, bone, targeting mode	Mode (Perfect or Legit), FOV, targeting mode
Usual choice on RP servers	Less common: the movement gets reported	More common: no visual tell

SERYX FiveM mod menu open in game on the Visuals tab, showing ESP settings and player information toggles — The SERYX FiveM menu in game. The sidebar groups settings by area: Aimbot, Weapons, Players, Visuals, Vehicles and more.

Perfect Silent vs Legit Silent

The SERYX FiveM menu has two silent aim modes. Both shipped in the 19 August 2026 release.

Perfect Silent sends your shots straight to the target. It is the strongest setting and the easiest to spot in the numbers, because nobody hits that often.

Legit Silent adds dispersion on the X and Y axes, plus variance, so hits scatter the way a real player's do. If you care about staying on a server, this is the mode to use.

Perfect Silent: shots go straight to the target
Legit Silent: separate X and Y dispersion
Legit Silent: variance, so the scatter isn't uniform
Legit Silent: standalone and override options

Choosing the target

Silent aim still has to decide who to shoot. The aim section's targeting mode makes that choice:

Closest to crosshair
Closest by world distance
Hybrid
Lowest screen velocity
Lowest HP or highest HP
Filters: Armed Only, Visible Only and an HP range (min/max)

Field of view

FOV sets how far from your crosshair a target can be and still get picked. Adaptive FOV scales it automatically between a minimum and a maximum you set.

A narrow FOV matters more with silent aim than with a normal aimbot. A wide one lets you hit players you are clearly not looking at, and that shows up in clips and in server logs.

What silent aim can't hide

Silent aim hides crosshair movement. It does not hide results. A server can still log your hit rate, your headshot ratio, and damage dealt from positions that don't make sense. Server-side scripts and admins look for exactly these patterns.

So the settings that last are the boring ones: Legit Silent with some dispersion, a narrow FOV, and Visible Only so you aren't hitting people through walls.

The menu is currently undetected. That status is maintained, not guaranteed, and no setting makes you unbannable.

Stream proof

The menu, the FOV circle and the rest of the overlay are excluded from screen capture, so OBS, Shadowplay, Medal and Discord screen share see a clean game. The stream-proof page explains what that covers and what it doesn't.

Recent silent aim changes

Perfect Silent, Legit Silent, the targeting modes and the filters shipped on 19 August 2026. A fix for silent-aim targeting not working followed on 31 August 2026. Every release is dated on the public changelog.

Silent aim is part of every SERYX FiveM plan, with no add-on to buy.

Compared to free alternatives

Feature	Free menus	SERYX FiveM
Silent aim	Rare	Yes, on every plan
Legit mode with dispersion	Rare	Yes: X/Y dispersion and variance
Targeting modes	Often one fixed mode	Six modes, plus filters
Stream proof	Rare	Standard
Fixes after a game patch	If the author bothers	Dated on the public changelog
Hides your hit rate from the server	No	No. Nothing client-side can

More on this in free FiveM cheats vs paid.

Terms used on this page

Silent aim Aimbot Aim FOV Heuristic detection Server-side anti-cheat

Frequently asked questions

What is silent aim in FiveM?

A feature that makes your shots register on a target without your crosshair moving to it. Spectators and recordings see normal aim while the hits land.

Is silent aim better than an aimbot?

On roleplay servers, usually. A normal aimbot's crosshair movement is visible in any clip. Silent aim has no visible movement, though your hit rate can still give you away.

What is the difference between Perfect Silent and Legit Silent?

Perfect Silent sends shots straight to the target. Legit Silent adds X and Y dispersion and variance, so hits scatter like a real player's. Legit Silent is the lower-risk choice.

Can silent aim be detected?

The menu is currently undetected; that status is maintained, not guaranteed. Separately, a server can log results such as hit rate, headshot ratio and implausible shots. Conservative settings matter more than which mode you pick.

Is silent aim included in every SERYX FiveM plan?

Yes. Every FiveM plan has the full feature set, including silent aim: €12 a week, €20 a month or €30 lifetime. The key is emailed instantly.