loomi is a Roblox script with silent aim, camera lock and a trigger bot, tuned down to the last decimal from a web panel. Change a value in the browser and it's live in game a moment later.
Three aim tools that work together, plus the checks that keep them looking natural. Every value is yours to tune, per weapon where it matters.
Your shot goes to the point on the enemy's body closest to your mouse, led by their movement. If the target is outside your box, behind a wall or too far from your crosshair, the shot simply goes where you aim.
Aim Correction turns your camera toward the locked player, with its own smoothness for ground and air and easing that slows down near the target.
Assisted Clicking fires for you when your aim is on the target. Hold or toggle, per-weapon delays, and a pause after switching guns.
Shots never bend toward an enemy far from your crosshair. Limits in angle or pixels, scaled by distance, set per weapon.
Spots players faking their velocity and aims at where they really move, with a detection score you can tighten or relax.
The prediction follows your ping: a table of ranges, or a formula generated from your own shots, with a separate air scale.
A different aim box for the Revolver, the Double-Barrel, the Tactical Shotgun and everything else, for the silent aim and the trigger bot alike.
Mark allies and enemies with a key and see them boxed and named on screen. Your Roblox friends can be allies automatically.
No menus in game, no restarting the script. Open loomi.cloud/panel with your key and every setting is a slider, a switch or a field.
Join the loomi Discord to get a key and the script.
Execute it in game. It connects to the panel and sends your starting config.
Go to loomi.cloud/panel, enter the same key and start tuning. Changes are live in game.
loomi is made for Da Hood and all its knockoffs. A few features only work in some of them; the panel hides what doesn't apply to the game you're in (Show all features brings it back).
No. Your config is stored with your key, so the script keeps using it after you close the browser. Open the panel only when you want to change something.
Yes. Log in with your key from any browser, including your phone, and you'll see the same configs.
In the panel, open Configs and press share next to a saved config. You get a code and a link; whoever has a key can import it as their own copy.
Ask in the Discord. Keys are checked against the whitelist, so a mistyped or revoked key won't open the panel.
Open Guide in the panel for a description of every option, or ask in the Discord where people share their setups.
Get a key, run the script, and tune your aim until it feels like your own.