Valorant Immortal Triggerbot Hack | Pixelbot

Valorant Immortal Triggerbot Hack is another popular pixel detection based triggerbot cheat among the Valorant hacking community. Including customization settings like delay and radius, you can also make it easily fit your gameplay style. See what you're missing out on with Valorant Immortal Pixelbot!

Hackers have had a love-hate relationship with the external Valorant cheats and hack for some time. While it was released a while agp and is still very effective, many hackers are not fans of certain features of this bot. As they might be looking specific Cheats for Valorant that maybe are internal or have a wider range of functions.

Lately hacking scene has changed a lot, there are no many new hacks anymore and (getting) almost impossible to get proper aimbot. Various triggerbot and pixelbots have become the go-to choice of pro players in order to diversify their inventory. This is why Valorant immortal triggerbot was possibly made as it is external and does not read the game's memory in any way.

On top of that Valorant Immortal Triggerbot Hack doesn't just come with a triggerbot, you can even use other features baked-in such as bunnyhop which automatically jumps and makes you a bit faster compared to walking without jumping. It even has an auto stop features that makes the character stop while you are shooting so that your shots are more accurate.

How to Use Valorant Immortal Triggerbot Hack

1. Download the cheat from the download button below, which should take you to the download page
2. After the download has finished, extract the cheat from the archive into another of your choice.
3. Launch Valorant
4. Run triggerbot.exe which is the cheat itself
5. After the menu shows up, set your settings however you like
6. Enjoy and have fun while destroying your enemies.

Developer Note:

I built this project because I didn’t want to rely on a slow Python-based Pixelbot. This was my first project outside of memory manipulation, and honestly, it was a fun experience. Over time, I’ve made several improvements, including object detection for things like Reyna Orbs (which I won’t be sharing here). I hope this project encourages others to write their own Pixelbots in C++ rather than using slower languages.

Features:

My code includes several useful logic mechanisms that you can implement in your own projects (I don’t really care about credits, but it would be cool):

• Aimer
• Trigger
• Shot Delay
• Weapon Detection
• Piped Input Methods

Pipes System

I use pipes to connect to a secondary program.
This allows me to switch between KMBox, Driver, or any other input method without having to modify the code and recompile.

I won’t be sharing my Pipe programs—you’ll have to create them yourself.

Configuration

The settings are managed via a config.ini file, where different parameters can be adjusted:

[general]
enemy_color = 1 ; not implemented yet
debug_display = 0 ; not implemented yet

[trigger]
mode = 2
key = 164 ; Left Alt

[aimer]
mode = 2
key = 164 ; Left Alt
min_speed = 10
max_speed = 20
speed_distance = 100

[flickbot]
mode = 0 ; Flickbot not implemented yet
key = 75  ; Example key code for 'K'
min_speed = 15
max_speed = 25
speed_distance = 150

[weapons] ; RCS not implemented yet
MELEE_DELAY = 100
MELEE_RCS = 0
CLASSIC_DELAY = 200
CLASSIC_RCS = 5
SHORTY_DELAY = 150
SHORTY_RCS = 3
FRENZY_DELAY = 180
FRENZY_RCS = 4
GHOST_DELAY = 220
GHOST_RCS = 6
SHERIFF_DELAY = 250
SHERIFF_RCS = 7
STINGER_DELAY = 300
STINGER_RCS = 8
SPECTRE_DELAY = 320
SPECTRE_RCS = 9
BUCKY_DELAY = 280
BUCKY_RCS = 10
JUDGE_DELAY = 290
JUDGE_RCS = 11
BULLDOG_DELAY = 270
BULLDOG_RCS = 12
GUARDIAN_DELAY = 260
GUARDIAN_RCS = 13
PHANTOM_DELAY = 240
PHANTOM_RCS = 14
VANDAL_DELAY = 230
VANDAL_RCS = 15
MARSHAL_DELAY = 210
MARSHAL_RCS = 16
OPERATOR_DELAY = 190
OPERATOR_RCS = 17
ARES_DELAY = 170
ARES_RCS = 18
ODIN_DELAY = 160
ODIN_RCS = 19
OUTLAW_DELAY = 140
OUTLAW_RCS = 20