Da Hood Aim Lock Script

4.7(2,769 votes)·Verified by Marc

Working 2026 100% Free No key system

-- Da Hood Aim Lock Script — bloxpaste.com -- Free Roblox script. Paste into your executor and click Execute. loadstring(game:HttpGet( "https://bloxpaste.com/lua/da-hood-aim-lock.lua"))()

Description

The Da Hood Aim Lock script snaps your aim straight onto the nearest player, which is the single biggest edge you can have in Da Hood's gun and fist fights. Lock on, fire, and win the trade before your opponent can react.

Da Hood is a combat game first and foremost — most of what happens is players shooting and beating each other in the streets. Aim lock removes the part you can lose to a faster opponent, keeping your shots glued to the target.

Run it in an executor like Krnl. Pair it with the No Recoil script so your shots stay on target, and see how aim assists work in our aimbot guide. More Da Hood scripts.

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Features

Lock On Target: Snaps your aim onto the closest player instantly.
Win the Trade: Land first in gun and fist fights.
Smoothing: Optional smoothing so the lock looks less obvious.
Hitbox Targeting: Aim at the part that lands the cleanest hit.
Keybind Toggle: Only locks while you hold your aim key.
Pairs With No Recoil: Combine for shots that stay perfectly on target.

Instructions

Copy the script: Click Copy above to copy the full script.
Get an executor: Download a free executor like Krnl or Fluxus from our executor page.
Launch Roblox: Open Da Hood and start your executor.
Attach / Inject: Click Attach to hook the executor into Roblox.
Paste & Execute: Paste the script into the box and press Execute.
Done: Aim Lock is now active in-game. Enjoy!

Having trouble? See troubleshooting common issues or the getting started guide.

Verified by Marc

This script has been tested by Marc Cooke, a Blox Paste script tester, to confirm it works as intended in Da Hood.

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