> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.getcelsius.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.getcelsius.net/products/operation-one/features-and-modules.md).

# Features & Modules

Operation One feature groups and in-game tabs.

The script opens as a **windowed menu** with three tabs. Each tab is split into sections of toggles, dropdowns, and sliders. Menus evolve between updates — the in-game menu is always the source of truth; this page describes the current groups.

## Combat

* **Silent Aim** — aimbot toggle, team check, FOV circle, target line, max distance; visibility check, hitbox selection, aimbot FOV, circle thickness, line width, range.
* **Gun Mods** — no recoil, no spread, 100% accuracy, no kickback, always shoot, move reload, instant ADS, instant equip, no viewbob, full auto.
* **Rage** — auto fire, force hitbox, manipulation, manipulation indicator; target hitbox and manipulation distance.

## Visuals

* **Players** — player ESP with team/visibility check, name, distance, skeleton, weapon, box (style selectable), health bar, chams, health text; max distance and skeleton thickness.
* **World** — world ESP with distance, weapon ESP, grenade ESP.
* **Viewmodel** — viewmodel and weapon chams with selectable material and transparency.
* **Tracers** — beam tracers with texture, lifetime, and thickness.

## World

* **Camera** — custom FOV, third person (distance/height), no flash, no stun, instant interact, stretched resolution.
* **LocalPlayer** — change model, anonymous mode, custom name.
* **Objects** — instant place.
* **Sounds** — sound toggles with per-effect sound selection and volume.
* **Misc** — staff detector, staff auto-kick.
* **Movement** — speed, air strafe, no slowdown, always sprint, omni sprint, instant vault, fast ladder, custom rotation, spinbot (speed adjustable).
* **Atmosphere** — fullbright, shadows, brightness, ambient, outdoor ambient, skybox selection.


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