> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://valex.gitbook.io/valex/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://valex.gitbook.io/valex/external/usage-and-configuration-guide.md).

# Usage & Configuration Guide

#### Enabling ESP

To test if Valex works properly on your game, start with ESP:

1. Open the interface
2. Go to **Visuals > ESP**
3. Enable **ESP**

If you’re in a game with teams and don’t want to see teammates, go to **Visuals > Team** and enable **Team Check**.

> Close the menu again to see ESP changes in-game.

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#### Setting Up Aimbot

To get a basic aimbot working:

1. Go to **Aimbot > Aimbot**
2. Enable **Aimbot**
3. Choose your **Aimbot Key** (hold or toggle to lock on)
4. (Optional) Enable **Show FOV** so you can see where it will lock
5. Set your **Aimbot Mode**:
   * Use **Team Check** ON for team games
   * Use **Team Check** OFF (default) for games without teams like Da Hood, Criminality, etc.

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#### Adjusting Behavior (Optional)

If you want more control over how the aimbot behaves:

* **Smoothness**: Slows down the lock for more legit-looking aim
* **Prediction**: Helps lead shots on moving targets
* **Shake**: Adds random movement to hide aimbot behavior
* **Stabilization**: Makes tracking smoother and more natural
* **Aimbot Parts**: Choose where to aim (head, chest, etc.)

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That’s it — your Valex setup is now ready. Fine-tune your settings as needed, and test in-game for best results.