Valorant Aimbot Arduino with USB Host Shield

Valorant aimbot Github Source: https://github.com/slyautomation/valorant_aimbot

For the written guide on the arduino aimbot code, guide check out: https://www.slyautomation.com/blog/valorant-aimbot-with-color-detection-with-python/

1. Introduction:

• Welcome to the step-by-step guide for setting up the Valorant Aimbot Arduino with a USB Host Shield to control your mouse. This guide is based on the instructions provided in the YouTube video by Sly Automation.

Aliexpress Items:

Item	Image	Cost ($USD)
Leonardo R3 Development Board + USB Cable ATMEGA32U4		$5.72
Arduino USB Host Shield		$5.31
Arduino Leonardo R3		$5.72
Soldering Iron Kit		$18.54

Amazon Items:

Item	Image	Cost ($USD)
KEYESTUDIO Leonardo R3 Microcontroller Development Board with USB Cable Kit		$13.99
Arduino USB Host Shield		$21.99
Arduino Leonardo R3		$24.90
Soldering Iron		$9.99
Solder Wire		$8.99

2. Gather Materials:

• Arduino Leonardo.

• USB Host Shield.

• Soldering iron and solder.
• Mouse (USB).
• Computer with Arduino IDE installed. (Click here to get Arduino IDE installation)

3. Preparing the USB Shield:

• Identify the three jumper circuits: VBUS power (5V), 3.3 Vol, and the two grounds.

• Use a soldering iron to solder these jumper circuits if they haven’t been done already. This resolves power issues.
• Apply a small dab of solder to each of the jumper circuits to ensure proper connections.
  • Should look like a hat on top so that the silver line underneath is not visible

Item	Image	Cost ($USD)
Aliexpress Solder Wire		$2.20
Aliexpress Soldering Iron		$3.09

4. Setting Up Arduino IDE:

Arduino IDE Overview:

• The Arduino IDE is a software application that allows you to write, compile, and upload code to your Arduino board. It provides a user-friendly interface for programming microcontroller-based projects.

Arduino IDE Steps:

a. Install Arduino IDE:

• Visit the official Arduino website (https://www.arduino.cc/) and navigate to the “Software” section.

• Download the Arduino IDE installer for your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux).
• Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.

b. Launch Arduino IDE:

• Once installed, open the Arduino IDE from the Start menu (Windows) or the Applications folder (macOS).
• The IDE should launch, presenting you with a blank sketch (code) window.

c. Configure Arduino aimbot IDE Preferences (Optional):

• Before proceeding further, you may want to configure some preferences in the Arduino IDE according to your preferences.
• Go to the “File” menu and select “Preferences.”
• Here, you can customize settings such as the default sketch location, text editor settings, and more.

d. Board Selection:

• Before you can upload code to your Arduino board, you need to select the correct board type and port.
• Go to the “Tools” menu and navigate to the “Board” submenu.
• Select the appropriate Arduino board from the list. In this case, you would choose “Arduino Leonardo.”

• Next, go to the “Tools” menu again, then select the “Port” submenu, and choose the correct COM port to which your Arduino board is connected. You can find this information in the Device Manager on Windows or System Information on macOS.

e. Verify Installation:

• To ensure that the Arduino IDE is set up correctly, you can create a simple test sketch and upload it to your Arduino board.
• Write a basic sketch (e.g., blink an LED) or open one of the example sketches provided in the Arduino IDE.
• Click on the checkmark icon (Verify) to compile the sketch. Make sure there are no errors in the compilation process.

• If the compilation is successful, proceed to upload the sketch to your Arduino board by clicking on the right arrow icon (Upload). Observe the status messages in the bottom console area to confirm that the upload was successful.

Valorant aimbot Conclusion:

• With the Arduino IDE set up correctly and your Arduino board properly configured, you’re ready to proceed with writing, compiling, and uploading code for your projects, including the Valorant Aimbot Arduino setup.

5. Downloading Arduino aimbot Libraries:

• Open Arduino IDE.
• Go to “Library Manager” and search for “USB Host” by Arduino and ensure it’s installed.
• Search for “USB Host Shield Library 2.0” by Oleg and install it as well.

6. Downloading the Arduino Sketch:

• Visit GitHub and search for “SlyAutomation.”
• Find the “valorant_aimbot” repository.
• Download the Arduino sketch file (.ino) or clone the entire project to your local machine.

7. Opening the Arduino Sketch:

• Open the Arduino IDE.
• Navigate to File -> Open and select the downloaded Arduino sketch file.
  • On the prompt press ok to put the ino file into a sketch folder

• Once opened, ensure that the IDE recognizes your Arduino Leonardo board.

8. Connecting Hardware:

• Connect the USB Host Shield to the Arduino Leonardo.
• Ensure that all pins are aligned correctly and firmly attached.

• Connect the mouse to the USB Host Shield.

Connect the micro/usb c power cable to the arduino leonardo into the computer’s usb.

9. Uploading the Arduino Sketch:

• Check the COM port in the Device Manager and verify it in the Arduino IDE.
• Compile the sketch by clicking on the checkmark icon.

• Upload the sketch to the Arduino Leonardo by clicking on the right arrow icon.

• Wait for the upload process to complete.

10. Testing:

• After successful upload, observe the lights on the Arduino and mouse.
• The mouse should respond to movements and clicks according to the programmed Aimbot.
• Troubleshoot any issues by reviewing the code and connections.

11. Additional Notes:

• Ensure that you comply with all legal and ethical considerations when using such software and hardware configurations.
• Experiment with the provided code to customize the Aimbot according to your preferences.
• Seek additional support from online communities or forums if you encounter any difficulties beyond this guide.

12. Conclusion:

• Congratulations! You have successfully set up the Valorant Aimbot Arduino with a USB Host Shield to control your mouse. Enjoy your gaming experience!

Online Retailers:

• Aliexpress: Aliexpress offers generic Arduino boards, such as the:

Item	Image	Cost ($USD)
Leonardo R3 Development Board + USB Cable ATMEGA32U4		$5.72
Arduino USB Host Shield		$5.31
Arduino Leonardo R3		$5.72
Soldering Iron Kit		$18.54

• Amazon: Explore Amazon for a variety of Arduino Leonardo boards, including options like:

Item	Image	Cost ($USD)
KEYESTUDIO Leonardo R3 Microcontroller Development Board with USB Cable Kit		$13.99
Arduino USB Host Shield		$21.99
Arduino Leonardo R3		$24.90
Soldering Iron		$9.99
Solder Wire		$8.99

• Adafruit: Adafruit is a trusted source for Arduino boards, components, and accessories, and they might have the Arduino Leonardo in stock.
• SparkFun: Check SparkFun, a popular electronics retailer, for a selection of Arduino boards, including the Leonardo.