AutoAim 3.0.0

AutoAim 3.0.0 introduces automatic mob following, smoother target tracking, easier manual camera control, and automatic target selection after a kill. This update also simplifies aim strength, expands detection-angle controls, and improves the settings interface.

Added

• Added Follow Camera, an independent option for keeping the camera focused on the active target. Enabled by default.
• Added Walk After Mob, an option for automatically approaching the targeted mob and stopping nearby. Enabled by default.
• Added manual movement priority and basic obstacle, jump, and unsafe-drop checks for automatic following.
• Added Next Target, which automatically searches for another eligible target after the active target dies. Enabled by default.
• Added Next Angle, a separate detection angle for target selection after a kill. Defaults to 360 degrees.
• Added an independent Empty Hand option, allowing assistance without holding an item. Enabled by default.
• Added crosshair-based target reacquisition after manually releasing aim assistance.
• Added draggable scrollbars to settings pages with more options than can fit on screen.
• Added Quilt support.

Changed

• Rebuilt aim strength around three levels: Low, Medium, and High. Medium remains the default.
• Improved camera response when following moving targets, while keeping initial acquisition and small mouse adjustments smooth.
• Small mouse movements now keep assistance attached to the active target.
• Deliberately moving the mouse away now releases the target and stops both camera tracking and automatic following.
• After a manual release, assistance waits until the crosshair points at a valid target instead of pulling the camera back automatically.
• Expanded Detection Angle to 1–360 degrees, with a default of 180 degrees. A setting of 180 covers the area in front of the current view; 360 covers all directions.
• Initial target detection and target selection after a kill now use separate angle settings.
• Direct transitions to the next target use the shortest camera turn without restoring the previous view first.
• Disabling Next Target now requires pointing the crosshair at another valid target after a kill.
• Renamed Hostile and Passive target controls to Monsters and Animals.
• Changed animal targeting to ON by default.
• AutoAim is now enabled by default in singleplayer with a new or reset configuration.
• Improved settings alignment, confirmation-dialog layout, and notification placement.
• Updated English and Indonesian descriptions for the new controls.

Fixed

• Fixed camera jitter when moving sideways while tracking a nearby target.
• Fixed nearby mobs being missed when the crosshair intersects their body but the selected aim point falls outside the detection angle.
• Fixed cases where pointing back at a valid mob failed to reacquire it.
• Fixed player movement or automatic camera rotation being mistaken for a deliberate mouse release.
• Fixed automatic view restoration pulling the camera back after a manual target release.
• Fixed connection cleanup unexpectedly disabling AutoAim when starting or leaving singleplayer.
• Fixed the previous singleplayer enabled state not being restored after leaving multiplayer.
• Fixed notifications appearing over the settings interface.
• Fixed off-center notification text and inconsistent confirmation-text alignment.
• Fixed settings options becoming difficult to reach on shorter screens.

Removed

• Removed Very Low and Ultra from the aim-strength selector.
• Removed aim-status text from the settings pages.
• Removed the internal build identifier from the Bug Report screen.
• Removed automatic migration of settings from older configuration formats.

Security

• Multiplayer assistance continues to require explicit server-side opt-in and applicable session confirmation.
• New tracking and following options respect server support, target filters, configured distances, and the Visible Only setting.
• AutoAim does not automatically attack, click, or use items.

Notes

• Updating replaces older configuration formats with the new default settings once. Previous settings are not carried over, and no upgrade backup is created. Review your settings after updating.
• Settings saved in the current configuration format remain saved on subsequent launches.
• Follow Camera and Walk After Mob can be enabled or disabled independently.
• Automatic following uses direct movement and does not find complex routes around obstacles.
• Next Target only starts a new search after the active target dies. Manually releasing a target does not trigger it.
• A 360-degree detection angle expands the search area; targets must still meet the configured distance, visibility, and filtering requirements.
• Return After Aim remains available when tracking ends without an immediate replacement target.
• Features and settings remain consistent across supported Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt builds.