Start with the recommended baseline, change one value at a time, and test each adjustment under consistent conditions.
Brave Aim is an ARC Raiders Cronus Zen script featuring configurable aim assistance, anti-recoil control, rapid fire, pump swapping and automated movement options.
For the most balanced starting configuration, use the script’s original factory values. These defaults keep the main aim-assist function active while leaving recoil and automated movement features disabled until they are deliberately configured.
Best Brave Aim Aim Assist Settings
Use the following default configuration:
| Setting | Recommended Value |
|---|---|
| Aim Assist | On |
| Aim Assist Strength | 10 |
| Aim Pattern Timing | 20ms |
| Activation | ADS or Fire |
Aim Assist is enabled by default with a Strength value of 10.
This is a relatively controlled starting value within the script’s available range of 0–50. It provides room for later adjustment without beginning with an excessively strong right-stick pattern.
The active aim routine uses a 20ms timing value while Aim Assist is operating. The effect can activate while aiming or firing.
Recommended Aim Assist Value
Start with:
- Aim Assist: On
- Strength: 10
Keep Strength at 10 during your first tests. Increase it only in small steps if the effect feels too subtle. Reduce it if normal camera movement feels unstable or overly active.
Internal Aim Engine Defaults
The source file also stores the following factory values:
| Internal Setting | Default Value |
| Aim Assist Speed | 100 |
| Circular Speed | 32 |
| Circular Strength | 16 |
These values are stored inside the script but are not presented as normal adjustable options in the visible Aim menu.
The standard user-facing setting is Aim Assist Strength, which defaults to 10. The hidden internal values should normally remain unchanged.
Best Brave Aim Anti-Recoil Values
Use the following defaults:
| Setting | Recommended Value |
| Anti Recoil | Off |
| Vertical Recoil | 0 |
| Horizontal Recoil | 0 |
| Recoil Activation | ADS and Fire |
| Recoil Processing | Standard |
| Adaptive Recoil | Off |
Anti Recoil is effectively disabled because its default Vertical value is zero.
The script’s recoil system normally activates when both the aim and fire triggers are held. Its Horizontal adjustment also starts at zero, meaning no sideways correction is applied.
Recommended Recoil Starting Point
Keep the original values at:
- Vertical: 0
- Horizontal: 0
- Adaptive Recoil: Off
Unlike aim assistance, recoil requirements depend heavily on the weapon being used. The factory value of zero prevents the script from applying an incorrect universal recoil correction.
When configuring recoil, begin with a low Vertical value and test it using the same weapon. Horizontal should remain at zero unless the weapon consistently moves sideways.
Best Rapid-Fire Settings
The factory rapid-fire configuration is:
| Setting | Recommended Value |
| Rapid Fire | Off |
| Activation Mode | Off |
| Internal Rate Value | 10 |
The Rapid Fire menu includes three activation modes:
- Off
- Fire
- ADS and Fire
The default mode is Off.
Keeping Rapid Fire disabled is the best general-purpose configuration because ARC Raiders weapons can have different firing behaviour. It also prevents automatic trigger pulsing from affecting fully automatic weapons.
Best Pump Swap Settings
Use the following values:
| Setting | Recommended Value |
| Pump Swap | Off |
| Activation Mode | Off |
| Internal Cooldown | 1800ms |
The Pump Swap feature supports:
- Off
- Fire
- ADS and Fire
It is disabled by default.
The script contains an internal 1800ms cooldown after activation. Keep this mod disabled unless you have tested it with a specific weapon or equipment combination that benefits from automatic swapping.
Best Bunny Hop Setting
| Setting | Recommended Value |
| Bunny Hop | Off |
Bunny Hop is disabled by default.
When enabled, the mod repeatedly presses the jump input while the jump button is held and directional movement is detected. Keeping it off preserves normal manual jumping and movement control.
Best Brave Aim Movement Settings
Use these factory values:
| Movement Mod | Recommended Value |
| Sprint Dodge | Off |
| ADS Dodge | Off |
| Crouch Shot | Off |
All three visible movement mods are disabled by default.
This provides the most predictable controller response and prevents automated actions from interrupting normal movement.
Sprint Dodge
Sprint Dodge is Off by default.
When enabled, it can automate a dodge sequence while sprinting and pressing the dodge input. The script uses internal movement thresholds and timing values to determine when the sequence runs.
ADS Dodge
ADS Dodge is Off by default.
This mod is designed to automate dodge behaviour while aiming. Keep it disabled unless you specifically want automated dodge inputs during ADS engagements.
Crouch Shot
Crouch Shot provides three modes:
- Off
- Tap
- Hold
The default mode is Off.
Tap performs a short crouch input when firing under the required conditions. Hold maintains the automated crouch behaviour while the firing conditions remain active.
Off is the safest general setting because it prevents the script from changing your stance unexpectedly.
Complete Recommended Brave Aim Configuration
For the best default setup, use:
- Aim Assist: On
- Aim Assist Strength: 10
- Aim Pattern Timing: 20ms
- Internal Aim Assist Speed: 100
- Internal Circular Speed: 32
- Internal Circular Strength: 16
- Anti Recoil: Off
- Vertical Recoil: 0
- Horizontal Recoil: 0
- Recoil Activation: ADS and Fire
- Adaptive Recoil: Off
- Rapid Fire: Off
- Pump Swap: Off
- Bunny Hop: Off
- Sprint Dodge: Off
- ADS Dodge: Off
- Crouch Shot: Off
How to Open the Brave Aim Menu
The script’s OLED instructions show the following menu command:
Hold LT and press Menu.
Inside the menu:
- Use the directional buttons to move between settings.
- Use the confirm button to open a setting.
- Adjust numerical values with Left and Right.
- Use Up or Down to toggle supported mods.
- Use the back button to return or exit.
- Changes are saved to the Cronus Zen persistent variables when leaving the menu.
Saved values already stored on the device can override the factory fallback configuration.
How to Adjust the Settings
Begin with the original default values before changing anything.
When tuning Brave Aim:
- Change only one setting at a time.
- Adjust Aim Assist Strength in small increments.
- Test recoil with the same weapon and attachments.
- Keep Horizontal Recoil at zero unless sideways correction is required.
- Enable only one movement mod at a time.
- Test rapid fire with a compatible weapon before using it regularly.
- Save the configuration after testing.
Changing several settings simultaneously makes it difficult to identify which value improved or worsened the controller response.
Final Recommendations
The best general-purpose Brave Aim configuration is its original factory setup.
Aim Assist should remain enabled at Strength 10. Anti Recoil should remain at zero until it is tuned for a particular weapon. Rapid Fire, Pump Swap, Bunny Hop, Sprint Dodge, ADS Dodge and Crouch Shot should remain disabled initially.
This configuration preserves normal movement and firing controls while allowing the script’s primary aim-assist function to operate at its intended starting strength.
Use scripts and controller modifications in accordance with the rules of the game, platform and online service you are using.