Aim trainer: switch from KovaaK's

What transfers and what does not

aim trainer: switch from KovaaK's means changing practice habits, not importing Steam workshop playlists. LibreAim has no documented one-click import from KovaaK's. Recreate drills as Scenarios and type sensitivity manually. Home: aim trainer.

Export what you can from KovaaK's

Write down sensitivity, FOV notes, and the names of scenarios you rely on. Steam cloud saves stay in KovaaK's. Comparison: aim trainer vs KovaaK's.

Install LibreAim beside Steam

Keep KovaaK's installed until LibreAim proves a Scenario. Download LibreAim-v0.3.0-windows.exe from Releases. Safe path: download safely. Windows: install on Windows.

Rebuild the first week playlist

Start with tracking and flicking Scenarios. Add custom Godot scenes only after the stock set feels familiar. Scenarios: scenarios. First hour: installed.

When to keep KovaaK's

Keep paying for KovaaK's if workshop depth and community benchmarks are mandatory. Switch fully when GPL source, Linux, or offline binaries matter more. Vs Aim Lab cluster: vs Aim Lab.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Write the Releases URL on the machine ticket so the next reimage still finds LibreAim-v0.3.0-windows.exe or the Linux binary without improvising a mirror.

Shared desks should separate Steam trainer shortcuts from the LibreAim icon during practice blocks.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

After each update attempt, replay one short Scenario before you declare the machine ready for ranked warm-ups.

Document the archived GitHub status beside the Codeberg link so teammates know where commits may move next.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Refuse survey portals that rename the exe. Filename mismatch is enough reason to stop.

Keep sensitivity notes in a plain text file next to the binary when multiple players share a cart of laptops.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Custom Scenarios belong under custom_resources/scenarios with icon.svg, info.cfg, and scenario.tscn as the release notes describe.

No winget or Homebrew id was verified on the research date, so keep package-manager guesses out of lab scripts.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Linux desks that prefer apt should still take the GitHub binary until a distro package appears upstream.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Write the Releases URL on the machine ticket so the next reimage still finds LibreAim-v0.3.0-windows.exe or the Linux binary without improvising a mirror.

Shared desks should separate Steam trainer shortcuts from the LibreAim icon during practice blocks.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

After each update attempt, replay one short Scenario before you declare the machine ready for ranked warm-ups.

Document the archived GitHub status beside the Codeberg link so teammates know where commits may move next.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Refuse survey portals that rename the exe. Filename mismatch is enough reason to stop.

Keep sensitivity notes in a plain text file next to the binary when multiple players share a cart of laptops.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Custom Scenarios belong under custom_resources/scenarios with icon.svg, info.cfg, and scenario.tscn as the release notes describe.

No winget or Homebrew id was verified on the research date, so keep package-manager guesses out of lab scripts.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Linux desks that prefer apt should still take the GitHub binary until a distro package appears upstream.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Write the Releases URL on the machine ticket so the next reimage still finds LibreAim-v0.3.0-windows.exe or the Linux binary without improvising a mirror.

Shared desks should separate Steam trainer shortcuts from the LibreAim icon during practice blocks.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

After each update attempt, replay one short Scenario before you declare the machine ready for ranked warm-ups.

Document the archived GitHub status beside the Codeberg link so teammates know where commits may move next.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Refuse survey portals that rename the exe. Filename mismatch is enough reason to stop.

Keep sensitivity notes in a plain text file next to the binary when multiple players share a cart of laptops.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Custom Scenarios belong under custom_resources/scenarios with icon.svg, info.cfg, and scenario.tscn as the release notes describe.

No winget or Homebrew id was verified on the research date, so keep package-manager guesses out of lab scripts.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Linux desks that prefer apt should still take the GitHub binary until a distro package appears upstream.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Write the Releases URL on the machine ticket so the next reimage still finds LibreAim-v0.3.0-windows.exe or the Linux binary without improvising a mirror.

Shared desks should separate Steam trainer shortcuts from the LibreAim icon during practice blocks.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

After each update attempt, replay one short Scenario before you declare the machine ready for ranked warm-ups.

Document the archived GitHub status beside the Codeberg link so teammates know where commits may move next.

• Keep one upstream door.
• Prove one Scenario.

Refuse survey portals that rename the exe. Filename mismatch is enough reason to stop.

Keep sensitivity notes in a plain text file next to the binary when multiple players share a cart of laptops.