What it is for
Projectileaimbot belongs to Lumine’s combat category, which covers PvP practice, private-world testing, and allowed combat utility sessions. Use it as part of a Lumine proxy session where utilities are allowed.
Combat command
Projectileaimbot in Lumine: Automatically aims projectiles at targets. See Minecraft Bedrock tier access, compatibility, usage, and related commands.
Quick answer
Projectileaimbot is a Lumine combat command for Minecraft Bedrock / MCPE proxy sessions. It automatically aims projectiles at targets. It is available with Eclipse access through Stardust minutes or Eclipse Membership.
Command details
This page gives MCPE and Minecraft Bedrock players a first-party reference for the Lumine projectileaimbot command. It is written for searchers comparing modules, access tiers, and setup paths before starting a proxy.
| Lumine command | projectileaimbot |
|---|---|
| Aliases | bowaim, paim |
| What it does | Automatically aims projectiles at targets. |
| Usage | /.projectileaimbot [enabled: toggle] · /.projectileaimbot priority [value: ProjectilePriority] · /.projectileaimbot predict_movement [value: float] · /.projectileaimbot include_mobs [value: toggle] · /.projectileaimbot fps [value: float] |
| Module owner | ProjectileAimbot |
| Category | Combat |
| Tier | Eclipse |
| Access | Eclipse command through Stardust minutes or Eclipse Membership |
| Catalog total for tier | 115 commands |
| Compatibility | No destination-specific restriction |
Projectileaimbot belongs to Lumine’s combat category, which covers PvP practice, private-world testing, and allowed combat utility sessions. Use it as part of a Lumine proxy session where utilities are allowed.
Create or sign in to Lumine, link Microsoft, choose a server, Realm, or friend destination, select the right command tier, start the proxy, and join from Minecraft Bedrock on your device.
Lumine is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, or Minecraft. Use command utilities only in destinations where you have permission and where server or Realm rules allow them.
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