2 Latest Phantom Forces Script (Silent Aim, ESP, Aimbot)

Welcome, soldiers! Phantom Forces is one of the most iconic and competitive first-person shooters on Roblox, demanding precision, skill, and tactical awareness. To gain a significant advantage on the battlefield, many elite players turn to scripts. A good script can provide incredible aim assistance and visual information, turning you into a one-person army. This guide presents two of the best free scripts to help you dominate every match.

1. Advanced Combat & Utility Hub for Phantom Forces

This is a powerful, multi-featured script for players who want an all-in-one combat solution. It features an advanced Aimbot for perfect accuracy, ESP to track enemy positions, and other useful utilities like speed hacks and recoil control. It’s a comprehensive tool designed to give you an edge in every aspect of the game. This script requires a key.

loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://api.luarmor.net/files/v3/loaders/b7d677ae14d8856d16ecdbd903de7e47.lua"))()

2. Simple Silent Aim for Phantom Forces

This is a simple, lightweight, and open-source script focused on a single, powerful feature: Silent Aim. It makes your bullets hit the torso of the closest enemy without your camera snapping to them, making it less obvious than a traditional aimbot.

Warning: The developer explicitly states this script uses an unstable method that is likely to be patched. It requires an “actor bypass” and a specific FFlag modification (FFlagDebugRunParallelLuaOnMainThread) which is silently detected and will eventually lead to a ban. Use this script with extreme caution and only on disposable accounts.

--// cache the shared table
local shared;

--// services
local workspace = game:GetService("Workspace");
local players = game:GetService("Players");

--// instances
local camera = workspace.CurrentCamera;
local local_player = players.LocalPlayer;

--// main loop for getting the shared table
local nil_instances = getnilinstances();

for i = 1, #nil_instances do
    local instance = nil_instances[i];

    if instance.Name == "ClientLoader" then
        shared = getsenv(instance).shared; --// get the shared table of the client loader which includes the require function which we need
    end;
end;

--// game modules
local character_object = shared.require("CharacterObject");
local firearm_object = shared.require("FirearmObject");
local replication_interface = shared.require("ReplicationInterface");
local weapon_controller_interface = shared.require("WeaponControllerInterface");

--// get the entries table itself instead of calling getEntry everytime
local entries = debug.getupvalue(replication_interface.addEntry, 1);

--// classes
local combat_t = {}; do
    combat_t.get_closest_player = function()
        local radius = math.huge;
        local center = Vector2.new(camera.ViewportSize.X / 2, camera.ViewportSize.Y / 2);
        local closest_player;
        local closest_torso;
        
        local all_players = players:GetPlayers();
        
        for i = 1, #all_players do
            local player = all_players[i];
            
            if player ~= local_player and player.Team ~= local_player.Team then
                local entry = entries[player];

                if not entry then
                    continue end;

                local third_person_object = entry:getThirdPersonObject();

                if not third_person_object then
                    continue end;
                
                local torso = third_person_object._torso;
                
                if not torso then
                    continue end;
                
                local screen_position, on_screen = camera:WorldToViewportPoint(torso.Position);
                
                if not on_screen then
                    continue end;
                
                local distance = (center - Vector2.new(screen_position.X, screen_position.Y)).Magnitude;
                
                if distance <= radius then
                    closest_player = player;
                    closest_torso = torso;
                    radius = distance;
                end;
            end;
        end;
        
        return closest_player, closest_torso;
    end;
end;

--// hook the fireRound function, used to change the direction cframe
local old_get_root_part = clonefunction(character_object.getRootPart);
local old_fire_round = clonefunction(firearm_object.fireRound);

--// useful
local is_spoofing = false;

--// save the old offsets in a table, so if you're not targeting it you can restore it
local old_offsets = {};

--// main hook
character_object.getRootPart = function(self)
    if debug.getinfo(2).name == "fireRound" then
        local actual_hrp = old_get_root_part(self);
        local closest_player, closest_torso = combat_t.get_closest_player();

        if closest_player and closest_torso then
            is_spoofing = true;
            local new_cframe = CFrame.new(actual_hrp.Position, closest_torso.Position);
            return {CFrame = new_cframe}; --// the only thing they access in the getRootPart func is the CFrame in fireRound, we can just return a fake table instead of a part, this MIGHT get detected tho by just adding a simple type check
        else
            is_spoofing = false;
        end;
    end;
    
    return old_get_root_part(self);
end;

--// hook the fireRound function, used to change the offsets
--// so the silent aimed position isn't offseted
firearm_object.fireRound = function(self, ...)
    old_offsets[self] = {
        _barrelOffset = self._barrelOffset,
        _mainC0 = self._mainC0
    };
    
    if is_spoofing then
        self._barrelOffset = CFrame.new();
        self._mainC0 = CFrame.new();
    else
        self._barrelOffset = old_offsets[self]._barrelOffset;
        self._mainC0 = old_offsets[self]._mainC0;
    end;

    return old_fire_round(self, ...);
end;

How to Use Phantom Forces Scripts

Getting these scripts to work is a simple process. The only tool you need is a trusted Roblox script executor. Follow these easy steps to get started.

1. Choose a Reliable Executor: First, you must download a script executor that is compatible with your device. Only use official websites to avoid malware.
   • PC: Wave, Xeno
   • Android: Delta, Hydrogen
   • iOS: Appleware, Codex
2. Install the Executor: Run the downloaded installer and follow the on-screen instructions. Your antivirus software might flag the program; this is usually a false positive, so you may need to disable it during installation.
3. Launch Roblox and Attach: Open the Roblox application and load into Phantom Forces. Once in the game, open your executor and click the “Attach” or “Inject” button to link it to the game.
4. Execute the Script: Copy your chosen script from the code blocks above. Paste the code into the executor’s script editor and click “Execute” or “Run.”

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