RocketAIM Script & Aim Assist Setup Walkthrough
Setting up RocketAIM correctly is the key to getting smooth, stable, and consistent aim assist.
Many players switch from simple “plug-and-play” scripts to RocketAIM and feel lost at first, but once you understand the proper method, everything becomes easy.
This guide walks you through the only correct order to build your aim assist setup, fully aligned with what is shown in the official RocketMod tutorials.
🎥 Video Tutorials
For full visual guidance, watch the official videos:
Part 1 — Aim Assist Method (Shape → Size → Speed)
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rHvVADMKwg
Part 2 — How to Tune Sizes & Speeds Properly
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eJCtd-XLY0
This article summarizes the method shown in the videos while making it easy to follow step-by-step.
1️⃣ Start With Shape — Always
The Shape defines the personality of your aim assist.
It controls how the bubble behaves around the target:
Some shapes give smooth tracking
Others give a stronger pull
Others give a balanced behavior for most playstyles
Why Shape comes first
If your Shape is wrong for your playstyle, nothing else will feel correct.
Size and Speed only enhance a Shape — they cannot fix a mismatch.
👉 Choose your Shape before touching anything else.
If you’re unsure:
Playstyle Recommended Shapes Balanced Circular, Wide Oval Aggressive Spiral, Helix Precision Tall Oval
🔗 Learn more about specific Shapes on the RocketMod website:
https://rocketmod.org/rocket-aim-shapes/
https://rocketmod.org/circular-vs-oval-shapes/
2️⃣ Set Your Stick Sizes
Once the Shape feels right, move to Left Stick Size (LS Size) and Right Stick Size (RS Size).
Sizes define how wide the aim assist bubble is.
Bigger size → easier activation but more instability
Smaller size → more control but less forgiveness
Method (from the video)
Start with a small Size
Increase slowly
Stop when tracking feels natural
Ensure LS and RS feel balanced
💡 Playstyle influence:
Close-range / aggressive: medium → large Sizes
Long-range / accurate: small → medium Sizes
🔗 Relevant reading from RocketMod:
https://rocketmod.org/aim-assist-size-guide/
https://rocketmod.org/how-to-balance-ls-and-rs-settings/
3️⃣ Adjust Speeds Last
Speed defines how quickly your aim assist reacts inside the bubble.
This is the step where most players break their setup.
Rule:
👉 Increase slowly. Test. Adjust again.
Correct tuning (from the video):
Raise Left Speed one step
Test tracking
If shaking starts → reduce slightly
Repeat for Right Speed
Your perfect speed = the smooth zone with zero shaking
If your crosshair jitters or vibrates → you went too far.
🔗 Related tuning guides:
https://rocketmod.org/aim-assist-speed-tuning/
https://rocketmod.org/fix-shaking-aim-assist/
4️⃣ Test Your Setup Properly
From the RocketMod method, the best testing routine is:
Open a private match
Pick a small map
Adjust one setting at a time
Track a bot or teammate ( if you are on console, the best is to set a second controller)
Compare behavior at different distances
This is where everything “clicks,” exactly like in the video.
🔗 How to test correctly:
https://rocketmod.org/how-to-test-aim-assist/
5️⃣ Example Structured Setup Path
Here’s the recommended workflow:
Pick your Shape
Tune LS Size → test
Tune RS Size → test
Tune LS Speed → test
Tune RS Speed → test
Make small adjustments until stable
This is precisely the setup order demonstrated in the official tutorials.
⭐ Final Notes
Most issues players face come from:
Doing steps in the wrong order
Increasing values too fast
Using a Shape that doesn’t match their style
RocketAIM becomes extremely powerful when tuned correctly.
The official videos + this structured guide + RocketMod articles give you everything you need to master it.