Valorant Cheats, Aimbot & TriggerBot

Valorant cheats built around aim, not overlays

Eggsterant is a small collection of aim-assistance tools rather than an all-in-one cheat package. For Valorant, the relevant products are Eggsterant AI, Eggsterant Pro, and Eggsterant TB. Each one focuses on a different part of the duel: moving the cursor, reacting when the cursor is already on target, or both.

AI is the product built to support any FPS game. Pro and TB react to what is visible on screen, so their fit depends on the game's visuals. Valorant is a good fit for colour-based detection because its presentation uses strong colour separation and clean silhouettes, which makes target colours easier to define than in a visually noisy shooter.

Valorant aimbot: AI model or colorbot?

Valorant duels are decided by crosshair placement and first-shot accuracy. An aimbot's job is to close the gap between where your crosshair is and where the target is, without making the movement look mechanical. Eggsterant approaches that job in two ways.

Eggsterant AI: model-driven recognition

Eggsterant AI loads an ONNX model for the game you play. The model handles target recognition, then the same humanised movement layer used across the Eggsterant range handles delivery. AI is the better choice if you want one setup that can move between Valorant and other FPS games without installing a different application.

Eggsterant Pro: colour-driven detection

Eggsterant Pro reacts when a selected colour appears in a defined region of the screen. You choose the target colours, shape the region, and tune smoothing, deadzones, and target offsets. Pro is the lower-cost route and the one many Valorant players start with.

Both products use the same humanised movement system. Paths ease, settle, and correct instead of snapping to a pixel. The aim is consistency: a configuration that feels like your own hand rather than a visible correction.

• AI aimbot: model-driven recognition and one build across FPS games.
• Pro colorbot: define target colours and tune the path yourself.
• Humanised movement: smoothing, deadzones, offsets, and pathing.
• No memory reading: both products react to pixels already on screen.

Valorant triggerbot: body-aware timing

A triggerbot fires when your crosshair is already over a target. In Valorant that matters because the first bullet from a Vandal, Sheriff, or Operator often decides the duel. Eggsterant TB uses Egg Vision to check whether the cursor is actually over the selected body region, rather than treating a single pixel or colour as a hit.

Prediction fills the gap between frames. A fast strafe or a quick cursor movement can leave a target between captures; Prediction keeps the response tight instead of dropping the input. The result is a trigger that feels consistent when both players are moving.

TB is a separate product. It can run on its own or alongside AI or Pro. A conservative delay and a body-aware condition are sensible starting points; test the setup in Deathmatch before taking it into Competitive or Premier.

• Egg Vision checks the selected body region, not a loose pixel radius.
• Prediction fills the gap between frames on fast movement.
• A separate keybind lets you run trigger-only when you want aim assist off.
• Cloud configs keep your TB settings in sync through the dashboard.

Valorant cheat settings that make sense

Exact values depend on your mouse, sensitivity, resolution, and the way you hold angles. Start conservative and change one setting at a time. The goal is a setup you can repeat, not the most aggressive profile the menu allows.

Start with the aimbot

• Use the Legit profile on Pro, or a moderate aim speed on AI.
• Keep the field of view small so the cursor does not travel to targets you have not seen.
• Use generous smoothing and a small deadzone to avoid a vibrating crosshair.
• Leave target offsets close to the body or head region you actually aim for.
• Avoid Rage profiles in Competitive and Premier while you are learning the feel.

Then add the triggerbot

• Use a small delay rather than an instant fire.
• Keep the condition body-aware so partial cover behaves correctly.
• Bind TB to a separate key and enable it deliberately.
• Test in Deathmatch first; Competitive lobbies are not the place to discover a bad config.

Why the Raspberry Pi mouse proxy matters

Every Eggsterant product uses the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy. The Pi sits between your mouse and your PC, carrying input separately from the machine running Valorant. The software handles recognition and configuration; the proxy handles the input path.

That hardware layer is what separates Eggsterant from a software-only overlay or a memory-based cheat. It also means setup is a physical step, not just a download. You need a Raspberry Pi 4 B with at least 2 GB RAM, an 8 GB or larger microSD card, a USB-C to USB-A cable, and a mouse.

The Imager writes the Mouse Proxy image and configures Wi-Fi for the Pi. Once the proxy is online, your Eggsterant config and cloud settings carry across sessions.

Vanguard, patches, and updates

Valorant is protected by Riot Vanguard, and Riot regularly updates the game. Eggsterant is designed as an external colour-analysis and input utility. It does not read, modify, or interact with Valorant's memory, game files, or game processes. It reacts to colours in a defined region of the screen, and input travels through the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy rather than the game process.

That is a different architecture from internal memory cheats and DMA hardware. Eggsterant does not hook game memory or draw information the game has not shown you. It is not a Vanguard bypass, and Riot's rules still apply.

Game updates can change how colours, outlines, and menus are presented. After a major Valorant patch, retune your colour values or model and check the dashboard or Discord for the current build. A config that worked before a visual update may need a small adjustment afterwards.

Use Eggsterant only in ways that comply with the rules that apply to you.

What Eggsterant does not do

“Valorant cheats” covers a lot of different products. It is worth being clear about what is not included:

• No ESP, wallhack, skeleton, or radar overlay. Eggsterant does not draw enemy positions or information the game has not shown you.
• No memory reading or game-file modification. The software does not interact with the game's memory, files, or processes.
• No anti-cheat bypass or defeat. Eggsterant is a colour-analysis and input utility, not an anti-cheat tool.
• No console or mobile support. The software is built for Windows 10 and Windows 11.

If you specifically want ESP or wallhacks, Eggsterant is not the right product. If you want aim assistance built around a separate input path, the rest of this page covers how it works for Valorant.

Eggsterant vs memory-based Valorant cheats

The table below compares the broad approaches, not specific competitors. It is a quick way to see where Eggsterant fits.

Valorant cheat setup and pricing

Setup takes four steps. Choose the Eggsterant product for your game, then flash and connect the Mouse Proxy.

1. Create an account and choose your Eggsterant product in the dashboard.
2. Flash the Mouse Proxy image with the Imager and configure Wi-Fi.
3. Connect the Raspberry Pi between your mouse and PC.
4. Load a model or select your target colours, then tune the movement settings.

Weekly, monthly, and lifetime durations are available in the dashboard. Every product requires the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy and a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC.

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