Hostile Skies ESP and Aim Assist

ESP helpers draw a thin outline around enemy planes so you can spot them through clouds and at long range. Aim helpers smooth your mouse input to make long-range gun runs feel more consistent. Both run locally on your machine.

What ESP does

• Draws a thin outline around every enemy plane in your render distance.
• Tags the plane with the team color and an optional health bar.
• Highlights bombable ground targets in events.
• Surfaces secret areas and Easter eggs with a faint glow.

What aim assist does

• Smooths sudden mouse jerks so your crosshair tracks targets smoothly.
• Adds a small amount of sticky-aim when the crosshair is near an enemy.
• Lets you tune the strength of each effect from the helper UI.

Setup

1. Open the ESP helper and bind a toggle key.
2. Set the maximum draw distance based on your FPS budget.
3. Disable health bars if you find the overlay distracting.
4. Open the aim helper, set the smoothing strength to a low value, and adjust upward over time.

When to disable

ESP is most useful when you are flying solo and need to find lost targets. Switch it off during squad dogfights where line-of-sight discipline matters.

How to tune the smoothing

Start with 20% smoothing and adjust upward. Anything above 60% makes the crosshair feel sluggish. The right value depends on your mouse DPI and the plane you fly.

Common mistakes

• Setting the smoothing too high — your shots will lag behind the target.
• Drawing the outline at maximum distance — your FPS will drop.
• Leaving the overlay on in competitive lobbies — other players may report you.

Pair with the Loadout tier list

ESP and aim assist work best on multi-role planes. Pair the helper with the Loadout tier list for the strongest combinations.

Performance impact

ESP costs 3–7 FPS on a mid-range GPU. Aim assist is essentially free. Disable the outline for nearby planes if you play at 1440p or higher.

Looking for stats on which plane lines up best with these helpers? Visit the Plane tier list.

How ESP works

ESP helpers draw thin outlines around enemy planes in your render distance. The outline is rendered on top of the game world by your GPU, so it does not interact with the server. Tag the outline with the team colour and an optional health bar so you can read the airspace at a glance.

How aim assist smooths your input

Aim helpers intercept mouse input and apply a smoothing curve. The crosshair lags slightly behind the raw mouse movement, which makes long-range gun runs feel more consistent. Tune the smoothing from 0 (no effect) to 100 (very smooth) in the helper UI.