Changelog · Aimloom

v0.1.7

Stable · 2026-10-01

Notes

A patch for 0.1.6: fixes only, no new features. Fixed: applying a theme, sounds, an enemy skin or a Profile now refuses to write when another program changed the settings file after it was read, instead of writing the older content back; a result query that fails now and then during a write is retried instead of locking the page at once; after Check result, a write that in fact failed or did not finish shows why, instead of only saying it was checked; after a Profile is applied, the Theme, Sounds and Enemy pages read the game's current settings again; when the Sounds page refreshes, an event you have not edited follows the game's new value and one you are editing is kept; a cancelled import preview removes its own staged files. The Profile page no longer shows the number of Profiles.

Known issues

Coming from 0.1.5 or earlier: uninstall the older Aimloom in Windows Settings first, then install this version. Uninstalling keeps your backups. If you have 0.1.6 installed, just run this installer.
Profiles saved by 0.1.5 or earlier cannot be read by this version: delete them on the Profile page and create them again. Profiles made in 0.1.6 or later cannot be opened after going back to 0.1.5.
If one import holds two sounds with the same name (a .wav and an .ogg, say) or two themes with the same internal name, only the first is added: the game tells them apart by name, so with both neither would work.
If OneDrive syncs your Desktop or Downloads folder, files dropped or added from there are refused ("Links and junctions are not allowed"): copy them to a folder outside OneDrive first.
No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.

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v0.1.6

Stable · 2026-10-01

Notes

Aimloom now reads and writes the game's files with an engine written in Rust, so PowerShell 7 is no longer needed and the installer is about 3 MB. The sidebar becomes two pages: Explore (Quick import, Backup and restore, and the website's explorer) and Customize (Profile, Theme, Sounds, Crosshair, Enemy). Quick import becomes drop, look, add: drop or choose several packs, folders and files at once; themes, sounds and crosshairs are recognised by their file format. Nothing already in the game is overwritten, and each skipped file says why. Personal settings (sensitivity, DPI, FOV and more) sit under a collapsed Advanced and are imported only when ticked. A Profile is now a complete snapshot of the theme and all six sound events, and a new one starts as the game is. Themes and sounds can be starred; favourites are listed first. Fixed since the betas: lists are read again after Quick import or a restore; closing the window during a write shows a notice on every page; the Profile page says that a Profile saved by an older version cannot be read and lets you delete it.

Known issues

Coming from 0.1.5 or earlier: uninstall the older Aimloom in Windows Settings first, then install this version. Uninstalling keeps your backups. If you have a 0.1.6 beta installed, just run this installer.
Profiles saved by 0.1.5 or earlier cannot be read by this version: delete them on the Profile page and create them again. Profiles made in 0.1.6 cannot be opened after going back to 0.1.5.
If one import holds two sounds with the same name (a .wav and an .ogg, say) or two themes with the same internal name, only the first is added: the game tells them apart by name, so with both neither would work.
If OneDrive syncs your Desktop or Downloads folder, files dropped or added from there are refused ("Links and junctions are not allowed"): copy them to a folder outside OneDrive first.
No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.

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v0.1.6-beta.2

Beta · 2026-10-01

Notes

Quick import becomes drop, look, add: on Explore, drop or choose several packs, folders and files at once; themes, sounds and crosshairs are recognised by their file format. Nothing already in the game is overwritten, and each skipped file says why. Personal settings (sensitivity, DPI, FOV and more) sit under a collapsed Advanced and are imported only when ticked. Backup and restore is Explore's third card. Themes and sounds can be starred; favourites are listed first, also when choosing in a Profile. Fixed: restoring an import that was interrupted now removes the temporary copy it left.

Known issues

Uninstall the older Aimloom in Windows Settings first, then install this beta. Uninstalling keeps your backups.
Profiles saved by 0.1.5 or earlier cannot be read by this version and must be created again; Profiles made in a 0.1.6 beta cannot be opened after going back to 0.1.5.
If one import holds two sounds with the same name (a .wav and an .ogg, say) or two themes with the same internal name, only the first is added: the game tells them apart by name, so with both neither would work.
No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.

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v0.1.6-beta.1

Beta · 2026-09-30

Notes

Known issues

Uninstall the older Aimloom in Windows Settings first, then install this beta. Uninstalling keeps your backups.
Profiles saved by 0.1.5 or earlier cannot be read by this version and must be created again; Profiles made in this beta cannot be opened after going back to 0.1.5.
No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.

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v0.1.5

Stable · 2026-09-30

Notes

Aimloom now comes with PowerShell 7, so nothing else needs installing; the installer is about 81 MB and the portable ZIP about 114 MB as a result. Theme, Sounds and Crosshair can open the explorer on aimloom.dev to download backgrounds, sounds and crosshairs their authors allow to share. After you link a Steam account, its name starts as your Steam name and can be changed; a saved account can be renamed. The code inside was also reorganized, with no change to what you see or do.

Known issues

No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.
The enemy skin list is built in for the current game version; skins the game adds later can be chosen once Aimloom is updated.

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v0.1.4

Stable · 2026-09-22

Notes

The Crosshair page can fine-tune a pasted CS2 or VALORANT code: sliders for length, thickness, gap, outline, colour, centre dot and alpha, a live preview on a dark and a light background, then add it to the game as a new crosshair. The Profile apply dialog adds "Apply and start the game", which opens KovaaK through Steam after applying. Profile cards have a new layout; choosing a background or sounds inside a Profile has a search box and can add a file from your computer. The Theme page has a search box. On Theme, Sounds and Enemy look, the button that drops an unapplied choice now reads "Cancel". Settings has a "Join the beta" switch that offers beta updates.

Known issues

No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
Needs PowerShell 7; the PowerShell 5.1 built into Windows is not enough. The installer can install it with winget, but that step has not been verified on a clean PC yet.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.
The enemy skin list is built in for the current game version; skins the game adds later can be chosen once Aimloom is updated.

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v0.1.3

Stable · 2026-09-22

Notes

Profiles can now be applied: "Apply" writes the saved background and sounds to the game at once; a Profile holds the background and sounds, and the list names what "Keep current" keeps. The Enemy look page now sets the game's own Skin Browser skins: one each for humanoid, cube and sphere. Changing settings (background, sounds, skin, Profile) needs the game closed: while it runs, Aimloom refuses to write, because the game overwrites the change when it exits. Applying is much faster. Settings can send a problem report and add an optional Steam account, and the App checks for a new version at launch (you can turn this off). More older themes can be used as a background. The game is found through Steam's library list. "Install & restore" is now "Quick import".

Known issues

No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
Needs PowerShell 7; the PowerShell 5.1 built into Windows is not enough. The installer can install it with winget, but that step has not been verified on a clean PC yet.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.
The enemy skin list is built in for the current game version; skins the game adds later can be chosen once Aimloom is updated.

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v0.1.2

Withdrawn · 2026-09-20

Notes

New: an installer. Run it, then open Aimloom from the Start menu; if PowerShell 7 is missing, it offers to install it with winget. The app now has an English interface: the first launch follows the Windows display language, and Settings at the bottom left switches it. Two sections are named after KovaaK's own words: Theme and Sounds. Install & restore now uses the same light colours as the other pages. The portable ZIP is still offered; both share the same backups and Profiles.

Known issues

No code-signing certificate: running the installer (or the portable Aimloom.exe) shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
Needs PowerShell 7; the PowerShell 5.1 built into Windows is not enough. The installer can install it with winget, but that step has not been verified on a clean PC yet.
About one theme in five lacks the ceiling or ramp settings and cannot be used as a background yet: applying it is refused and nothing is written.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.
Whether a change applied while the game runs takes effect at once, or survives quitting the game, is not verified yet; apply with the game closed.

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v0.1.1

Withdrawn · 2026-09-19

Notes

The first public beta. Four pages — background, sounds, crosshair and enemy look — where you preview first and then apply, with a backup before every write and undo at any time. Add themes, sounds and crosshairs from outside (pick a file or drag it in), turn CS2 / VALORANT crosshair codes into PNGs added straight to the game, and save the combinations you use as training Profiles.

Known issues

No code-signing certificate: the first launch shows "Windows protected your PC"; choose More info → Run anyway.
Needs PowerShell 7; the PowerShell 5.1 built into Windows is not enough.
About one theme in five lacks the ceiling or ramp settings and cannot be used as a background yet: applying it is refused and nothing is written.
The crosshair in use is chosen in the game's settings; Aimloom can neither read nor change that choice.
Whether a change applied while the game runs takes effect at once, or survives quitting the game, is not verified yet; apply with the game closed.

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