Free Fire Aimbot Script Tutorial: Setup with Brevent for 90% Headshot Accuracy

Welcome to this comprehensive tutorial on enhancing your gameplay in Garena Free Fire using a custom aimbot script. This setup leverages the Brevent app—a powerful, rootless tool for managing app behaviors and executing scripts on Android devices—to achieve approximately 90% headshot accuracy through optimized sensitivity tweaks and automated aiming assistance.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the script installed and ready to use. We'll cover everything from enabling developer options to executing the installation commands. Estimated time: 15-20 minutes.

What You'll Need

• An Android smartphone or tablet (Android 8.0+).
• Stable Wi-Fi connection (required for wireless debugging).
• Apps to download: Brevent (from official sources or APK mirrors) and ZArchiver (free file manager from Google Play Store).
• The Free Fire aimbot module ZIP file (download link provided below).
• Basic familiarity with your device's settings menu.

Step 1: Download and Install Brevent

Brevent is a lightweight app that allows you to control system-level behaviors without rooting your device. It's essential for running the aimbot script seamlessly.

1. Download Brevent:
   • Search for "Brevent" on a trusted APK site like APKMirror or the official GitHub repository (github.com/brevent/Brevent).
   • Download the latest APK file (e.g., Brevent v3.8.x or newer as of 2025).
2. Install the APK:
   • Open your device's File Manager or Downloads app.
   • Locate the downloaded APK and tap it to install. If prompted, enable "Install from unknown sources" in your browser or file manager settings.
   • Once installed, open the Brevent app. It may prompt you to grant permissions—allow them for accessibility and overlay services.

Step 2: Enable Developer Options and Wireless Debugging

To use Brevent effectively, you must unlock hidden developer features on your Android device. This allows wireless pairing without a USB cable.

1. Turn On Wi-Fi:
   • Swipe down from the top of your screen to access Quick Settings.
   • Tap the Wi-Fi icon to ensure it's connected to a stable network.
2. Unlock Developer Options:
   • Open the Settings app.
   • Scroll down and tap About Phone (or About Device on some devices).
   • Find Build Number and tap it seven times rapidly. You'll see a toast message: "You are now a developer!"
   • If prompted, enter your PIN or pattern to confirm.
3. Access Developer Options:
   • Go back to the main Settings menu. You'll now see Developer Options listed (usually under System or directly in the main list).
   • Tap Developer Options to open it.
4. Enable Key Debugging Features:
   • Scroll down and toggle USB Debugging to On. Confirm any warnings.
   • Further down, find Wireless Debugging and toggle it to On. This enables pairing over Wi-Fi.

Step 3: Pair Brevent with Your Device via Wireless Debugging

Now, we'll connect Brevent to your device's debugging interface using a split-screen setup for efficiency.

1. Open Brevent and Prepare for Pairing:
   • Launch the Brevent app.
   • Tap the Wireless Debugging Port option (usually in the main menu or settings tab).
2. Set Up Split Screen:
   • Swipe up from the bottom of your screen (or use the recent apps button) to enter multitasking view.
   • Open Developer Options in one half of the screen.
   • Open Brevent in the other half. (If split screen isn't available, use two-finger swipe or enable it in Settings > Advanced Features on Samsung devices.)
3. Initiate Pairing:
   • In Developer Options > Wireless Debugging, tap Pair Device with Pairing Code.
   • A pop-up will display a Wi-Fi Pairing Code (e.g., a 6- or 8-digit code) and a port number. Copy the pairing code (long-press to copy).
   • Switch to the Brevent app (in split screen).
   • Paste the Wi-Fi pairing code into the Wireless Pair field in Brevent.
   • Tap Wireless Pair to connect. You should see a success message like "Paired successfully" in Brevent.

Step 4: Download and Extract the Free Fire Aimbot Module

The script module is a ZIP file containing the necessary files for headshot sensitivity optimization.

1. Download the Module:
   • Visit the official download link: https://dll.magiskmodule.com/free-fire-script/.
   • Download the ZIP file (e.g., "FFRegedit.zip"). Save it to your Downloads folder.
2. Install ZArchiver (If Not Already Installed):
   • Go to the Google Play Store and search for ZArchiver.
   • Install and open it—it's a free, ad-supported app for handling ZIP files.
3. Extract the ZIP File:
   • In ZArchiver, navigate to your Downloads folder.
   • Long-press the downloaded ZIP file and select Extract Here or Extract to /sdcard/ (internal storage).
   • This will create a folder named FFRegedit (or similar) in your internal storage root (/sdcard/FFRegedit).
   • Verify the extraction: Inside the folder, you should see files like exe64.sh, exe32.sh, and rmv.sh.

Step 5: Install the Aimbot Script Using Brevent

With everything prepared, we'll execute shell commands via Brevent to install the script. Choose the command based on your device's architecture (check in Settings > About Phone > CPU or use an app like CPU-Z).

1. Open Brevent's Exec Command:
   • In the Brevent app, tap the menu icon (three lines) on the left side.
   • Select Exec Command (this opens a terminal-like interface).
2. Run the Installation Command:
   • For 64-bit Devices (Most Modern Phones):

     sh /sdcard/FFRegedit/exe64.sh

     Paste this into the command field and tap Execute. Wait 10-30 seconds for the script to run. You'll see output confirming installation (e.g., "Script loaded successfully").

   • For 32-bit Devices (Older Phones):

     sh /sdcard/FFRegedit/exe32.sh

     Paste and execute similarly.

3. Verify Installation:
   • Launch Free Fire and test in a training mode. Adjust in-game sensitivity if needed (aim for 90-100% headshot rate via the script's auto-aim).
   • The script typically activates on game launch and optimizes recoil/aim for headshots.

Step 6: Uninstalling the Script (If Needed)

To remove the script and revert changes:

1. In Brevent, go to Exec Command again.
2. Run this command:

   sh /sdcard/FFRegedit/rmv.sh

3. Restart your device and clear Free Fire's cache (Settings > Apps > Free Fire > Storage > Clear Cache).

This will fully uninstall the module without traces.

Testing and Optimization

• In-Game Testing: Boot up Free Fire, enter a custom room, and fire at bots. The aimbot should lock onto heads with ~90% precision—tweak via Brevent if sensitivity feels off.
• Performance Tips: Close background apps via Brevent's main interface to avoid lag. Update the module periodically from the download link.
• Battery Impact: Minimal, but monitor usage during long sessions.

Additional Resources

• Video Tutorial: For a visual walkthrough, check out the step-by-step guide at www.magiskmodule.com. Search for "Free Fire Brevent Aimbot Setup."
• Community Support: Join Free Fire modding forums (e.g., on Reddit's r/FreeFire) for troubleshooting, but avoid sharing cheats publicly.
• Updates: As of September 26, 2025, this method works with Free Fire OB45+ patches. Check the download site for the latest ZIP.

Congratulations! You've successfully set up the Free Fire aimbot script. Dominate the battlefield responsibly, and happy gaming. If you encounter issues, double-check each step or refer to the video tutorial. Drop a comment below if this guide helped!