Cheat Stugware for VALORANT

Stugware cheat for Valorant keeps Aimbot and TriggerBot on separate profiles per weapon. Sidearm, SMG, Shotgun, Rifle, Sniper and Heavy each keep their own settings, so swapping guns does not mean retuning the aim. TriggerBot answers a different question than Aimbot: it fires on its own the instant the crosshair sits on an enemy, which is why it runs on a hold-to-fire key rather than staying on all the time — otherwise a stray early shot in a one-life round costs too much.

Stugware Cheat for Valorant: Aimbot and TriggerBot on separate profiles

Smoothing is set separately for the primary and secondary activation key (range 6–20): a stiffer setting snaps faster and suits close range, while a smoother one moves less visibly at mid-range, so both keys stay assigned for different situations. The bone choice — head, neck, chest or closest — is a trade-off between a clean kill and just tagging the target with the first shot, and because Valorant's recoil follows a fixed pattern, that call matters every round. The FOV circle (radius 10–1000) is drawn on screen so you can see the capture zone, and the visibility check stops the aimbot from locking through a wall or cover, so it only reacts to targets you could actually see. TriggerBot separately exposes a reaction delay (0–200 ms) and a shot delay (50–400 ms), because without variation in timing an automatic shot would stand out by firing on an identical beat every time.

Stugware World ESP: agent abilities through cover

Player ESP draws boxes (Box, Corner, 2.5D, 3D) with a gradient fill, plus name, distance, health and shield, and the render distance is set on its own (10–1000 m), so a far-off flash does not clutter the screen with the same boxes as a close-quarters duel. A separate layer, World ESP, tracks ability objects rather than players — Cypher's tripwires, Killjoy's turrets, Sage's walls and other agents' markers — with its own render distance (10–500 m) and a filter to switch off agents whose kit does not matter this match. The same layer highlights a planted or dropped spike, which on defense removes the need to track the timer and the map at once.

Radar and the small settings that save time

The 2D radar is a separate window over the interface, not an overlay drawn into the game itself — it renders nothing inside the client, only positions on the map (size 100–400, range 20–500), so it suits anyone who wants map movement without touching the in-game view. Settings are saved as a config that can be copied as text and pasted on another machine, so a fresh install does not mean redoing two dozen sliders by hand. A panic key kills every feature with one press, which matters if you need the overlay gone before someone looks at your screen, and Draw Batching groups the box and radar rendering so the visual layer costs less frame time when several enemies are in the fight at once.

Stugware compatibility with Valorant and key delivery

The cheat runs on Windows 10 and 11, supports both Intel and AMD, needs no BIOS changes, and Core Isolation can stay enabled. There is no built-in spoofer: HWID typically stays untouched, and masking it is a separate product. The key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its own expiry — a day, a week or a month — activated automatically with no wait for a manager. Anyone comparing Stugware against other Valorant cheat builds can do it in the site's Valorant cheat catalog.