ValTrainer

Plays with your VALORANT settings

ValTrainer reads VALORANT's settings files each time it starts. It only reads them, never changes them, and works the same whether VALORANT is running or not.

• Aim: sensitivity plus scoped and ADS multipliers, with VALORANT's math (0.07° per count × sens, 103° horizontal FOV) and raw mouse input, so your cm/360 is identical.
• Look: your crosshair profile, pixel for pixel, with movement and firing error: your primary crosshair at hip fire, your ADS crosshair while aiming down sights and your sniper dot in the scope, as VALORANT draws them. Plus your enemy highlight colour. Aim targets look like VALORANT enemies: a dark body with an outline in that colour.
• Controls: all your keyboard and mouse keybinds (movement, jump, fire, reload, abilities and more), and hold or toggle scope.
• Display: resolution, display mode, monitor, VSync and FPS cap.

No VALORANT on this PC? ValTrainer uses VALORANT's defaults and you set your sens in Settings. Several accounts on one PC? Pick one in Settings.

An aim coach that finds what holds you back

Every run records your mouse input, crosshair path and shots on your PC. The coach analyses them and tells you, in plain words, what to fix next.

• An estimated rank, overall and for 8 skills: flicking, precision, tracking, reaction, crosshair placement, spray, movement and utility, each with a confidence level.
• Problems sorted by importance, each with your numbers, why it happens, how to fix it and drills to practise: over-flicking, missing micro-adjustments, clicking while still moving, a low crosshair, late spray pull-down…
• A run review on every results screen: what to fix next run, and what went well.
• Sensitivity advice that changes by at most 18% at a time and stays within 20–80 cm/360.

Agent training for all 29 agents

The Agents screen groups every agent by role. Each agent page shows their abilities, which drill trains each one, signature drills played with that agent's own utility, drills for their role, and a 10-minute Lock-In with that agent.

• Flash & Peek: throw your own flash (Phoenix, Skye, Yoru, KAY/O, Breach, Gekko) or nearsight (Reyna, Omen), then swing and kill the blinded defenders.
• Smoke Execute for Brimstone, Omen, Astra, Clove, Viper, Harbor and Miks: plan on a top-down map, smoke with the agent's own mechanic and take the site. Scored on the sightlines you cut, with a replay.
• Recon & Clear (Sova, Fade), Mobility Entry (Jett, Neon, Raze, Reyna, Yoru, Waylay, Iso) and Chamber Guns.
• Site Anchor: hold a site alone against an execute, with a sentinel setup you place yourself: Killjoy, Cypher, Deadlock, Vyse, Sage, Veto or Chamber.

Real maps at true scale

Map drills take place in blockouts of real map areas, traced at true scale from the official layouts and callout positions, with real cover, heights, defender spots, plant spots and the standard controller smokes.

• Ascent
• Bind
• Breeze
• Haven
• Icebox
• Split

• Deathmatch: free-for-all against 3–6 bots at your tier. They roam, hunt you, hold angles and fight each other; the fallen drop health packs.
• Site Clear, Post-Plant, Retake and Site Anchor: clear real chokes, hold after the plant, or defuse before the spike blows.
• Flash Dodge and Sound Lock: turn away from real flashes with per-agent timings and sounds, and pre-aim from footsteps.

Spray control you can see

The Vandal and Phantom follow Riot's documented recoil system: a vertical climb that plateaus, side-locked horizontal drift, spread that grows per bullet, and recovery after a tap or a full spray.

• After every spray, a spray chart and coaching such as “pull down more” or “counter the drift right”.
• Spray Transfer: kill every agent in one continuous spray.
• Long-range Taps: 30–50 m Vandal taps, with a ring that shows when the recoil has reset.
• Operator with a 2.5× scope and bolt action.
• Aiming down sights like VALORANT: the gun stays low, a thin sight outline appears around your crosshair and the zoom eases in.

The per-bullet recoil numbers are reconstructed; Riot never published them.

Movement that works like the real thing

Running adds 6° of inaccuracy and walking 3°. You are accurate below 27.5% of run speed, which is what makes counter-strafing work, and stops match Riot's measured stop times.

• Counter-Strafe, Peek Duels (the bot shoots back), Jiggle Peek (bait the Op, punish during his bolt) and Jump Peek.
• Jumping: jump and crouch-jump onto ledges, air strafing, airborne and landing inaccuracy, and fall damage.
• Bots that fight like people: a human-like reaction delay, then they move their crosshair onto you and fire with a per-shot hit chance against your 100 HP + 50 shield.

Lock in before ranked

A short routine built from sports-psychology and motor-learning research. Everything runs at your real sens: easy drills first, then drills that adapt to you, then bots and a deathmatch whose last minute is easier, so you finish on a good note. Pick Short (≈7 min), Lock-In (≈12 min) or Training Day (≈20 min).

• Check-in: rate your energy and confidence, pick one goal for your games and one cue word. A breathing guide comes up if you feel wired.
• Adaptive drills: Head Flicks, Spidershot and Gridshot keep you near 80% hits.
• Hand-off: your goal and cue, a three-step buy-phase routine and a Launch VALORANT button.
• Setup check: sens, FOV, display, VSync and FPS cap compared with VALORANT, plus a crosshair visibility hint.
• Your own data: results compared with your usual range, and an optional match log that shows what seems to work for you. It stays on your PC.

No study has tested an aim-trainer warm-up on ranked results yet, so ValTrainer doesn't promise a higher win rate. It builds on what the research supports.

Find your sens and your crosshair

• Sens Finder (about 13 minutes): you alternate between two unlabelled sensitivities with flicks and strafe tracking, and it narrows down to the one you score best with. You get a VALORANT sens, eDPI and cm/360.
• Crosshair Finder (about 6 minutes): ranks colours and outlines by contrast against the maps and your enemy highlight colour, times how fast you spot each one, then runs a bracket of shapes decided by your aim. Pick your primary, ADS or sniper crosshair; you get a full VALORANT crosshair code that changes only that tab.

ValTrainer never changes VALORANT. You apply the new sens or crosshair yourself in VALORANT's settings.