Classify Vision cheat for Apex Legends

Classify Vision cheat for Apex Legends packs 81 settings across five menu tabs. Beyond the aim assist and player ESP, the menu holds a standalone Triggerbot panel and a rarity-sorted loot ESP.

Inside the Classify Vision cheat for Apex Legends menu

The Aimbot tab splits into four panels. "General" holds the aim itself, target prediction, a visibility check and bone selection — head, neck, chest or hips, picked by clicking a character model next to the sliders, so you can match the aim to a clean bone rather than the nearest one. A separate "Triggerbot" panel fires automatically once the crosshair sits on a target: its own fire-delay and player-radius sliders mean you can soften the reaction instead of firing on every accidental crossing. Neither the triggerbot nor the prediction toggle made it into the published feature list, even though both panels are right there in the menu. "Ragebot" is a third block: distance-limited tracers, split off from the General aim, so that players who only want the tracer trail can leave hard aim assist off.

The Loot tab highlights pickups by type and rarity rather than listing enemy loadouts: weapons, meds, armor, backpacks, grenades and ammo toggle on separately, and each label's colour changes with item rarity — grey, green, blue, violet, red, the same tiers the game itself uses. Minimum-rarity and max-distance sliders keep low-value junk off the screen, which means a hot drop only shows what's worth the risk. The Visuals tab carries a standalone Radar section beyond player ESP — not a checkbox but its own settings block — plus a Customization group that lets you colour-code friendly and knocked teammates so they read differently from an enemy at a glance. Misc groups movement and recoil: bunny hop, auto grapple, auto-crouch, glide and an RCS scale that sets the recoil-compensation percentage on its own slider; several movement entries are bindable to a dedicated hotkey, handy when you only want them active in specific fights rather than all the time. The fifth sidebar tab reads "Settings" in the client, while the matching group on the product card is labelled "Other" — the mismatch is in the name only, not the contents.

Classify Vision system requirements

OS support is Windows 10 only — no newer Windows release is listed, and that is a purchase condition, not a footnote: some players on a newer install will not be able to run it. CPU and GPU are both listed as Any, because the cheat is not tied to specific hardware. The disk must use GPT: moving off MBR means repartitioning the whole machine, not flipping a setting, which means anyone still on MBR should check that before buying. No USB flash drive is required to launch. The game is supported only through the Steam or EA client, and the display modes are fullscreen, windowed and borderless — other modes were never tested. The "Recording" row means the overlay stays out of screen captures and streams, so that clips and broadcasts will not show it. HWID spoofing is not bundled with the key — that is typically a separate product.

Buy a Classify Vision key for Apex Legends

Classify Vision keys run a day, 3 days, a week or 30 days — from 277 to 2599 GCC, charged against the account balance, with the key issued right after payment. The Vision line bundles aim, ESP, loot and radar in one key rather than selling them apart. Anyone who wants a different cheat for Apex Legends with another tab layout can browse the rest of the catalogue on the Apex Legends page.