# Start AI & Configuration

Once your capture method is set up, you are ready to load your neural network models and configure exactly how the AI identifies and targets enemies.

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### 1. Select Your Models

Navigate to the **Models** tab in the sidebar on the left. Here you tell the system which brain (model) to use.

You can get more models from the `models` folder in mega link or from [Here](https://models.whoswhip.dev/).

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Those are not official models so they might not work good, test different ones. Official ones will appear without you having to download anything.
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#### Primary Model

This is the main neural network that will process every frame.

1. **Local Library:** In the folder where you've placed the AI create a folder named modelsIf you placed `.onnx` files in the `SpectraAI/models` folder, they will appear here.

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2. **Official Models:** You can also choose from the cloud-hosted official models provided by the software.
3. **Select one** to set it as active.

#### Fallback Model (Optional)

You can enable a **Fallback Model**.

* **Purpose:** If the Primary Model fails to detect a target with high confidence, the system will instantly check the Fallback Model.
* **Usage:** Useful if you have a highly specialized model (e.g., for close range) as primary, and a general-purpose model as fallback.

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### 2. Start the Engine

Once your model is selected:

1. Look at the top-right corner of the window.
2. Click the red **START AI** button.
3. The system status in the bottom left should change to **ACTIVE**.

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### 3. Target Configuration (Crucial)

Navigate to the **Aimbot** tab. This section dictates *what* the AI shoots at and *where* it aims.

#### A. Define Targets

You will see two selection areas: **Body Targets** and **Head Targets**. It is vital to understand the difference.

* **Body Targets:**
  * **Select:** Everything that represents a valid enemy (e.g., `CT`, `T`, `Enemy_Body`, `player`, `enemy`).
  * **Function:** These are the main boxes the AI looks for to initiate tracking. The **Aim Probability & Offsets** settings (explained below) are applied to these targets.
* **Head Targets:**
  * **Select:** Only the classes that specifically represent the head of a player (e.g., `Head`, `CT_Head`).
  * **Function:** If a class is selected here, the AI treats it as a precision point. It will always try to aim at the exact **center** of this specific box.

#### B. Aim Probability & Offsets

Scroll down to the **Aim Probability & Offsets** section. This table allows you to customize aiming behavior for different body parts.

| Setting            | Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Name**           | The label for this aim point (e.g., "Chest", "Head").                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  |
| **Offset**         | <p>Adjusts the aim point vertically.<br>• <strong>Positive values</strong> move aim <strong>down</strong>.<br>• <strong>Negative values</strong> move aim <strong>up</strong>.<br>• <strong>0.0</strong> aims at the geometric center of the detection box.</p>                                                                                                                        |
| **Prob %**         | The chance (0-100%) that the AI will choose this specific spot to aim at.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              |
| **Use Head Class** | <p><strong>⚠️ Important:</strong> Check this box <strong>ONLY IF</strong>:<br>1. Your model actually detects a "Head" class.<br>2. You have selected that class in the "Head Targets" section above.<br><br><strong>What it does:</strong> If checked, instead of using the "Offset" to guess where the head is, the AI will snap directly to the center of the detected Head box.</p> |

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### 4. Fine Tuning

After setting up your targets, you can explore the other tabs to refine the "feel" of the aimbot:

* **Fine Tuning:** Adjust Aim Speed (Smoothness), Field of View (FOV), and Recoil Control.
* **Triggerbot:** Configure the AI to auto-fire when the crosshair is over a target.
* **Visuals:** Toggle ESP boxes to see what the AI is detecting in real-time.

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### 5. Saving Your Config

Your settings are not saved automatically. To ensure you don't lose your setup:

1. Navigate to the **Settings** tab.
2. Click **Save Config**.
3. **Note:** Configurations are linked to the **current model**. If you switch models, you may need to save a new configuration for that specific model.


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