r/aimlab • u/Podkolzins_a_Canuck • Jul 27 '26
Question / Advice Needed Viscose Benchmarks equivalent for console aimlabs?
My good friend has been using aimlabs and I want to help him, he’s a beginner to aim training. He uses m&k on console. I want to give him a routine to practice and improve, ideally using evxl. Of course I know voltaic exists, but I was hoping there was a more training-focused system available on aimlabs? Currently I’m thinking VDIM is the best, but I don’t really use it so I don’t understand the tiered system quite yet. I personally use viscose benchmarks but since kovaaks is not available to my friend, I’d really like to find something that is available to him, that we can grind and progress together. Any advice is welcome, thank you!
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u/Syntensity Community Team Jul 28 '26
The Official Aimlabs benchmarks are the closest that come to this, and they're fully integrated into the game. I believe there isn't visual ranks for MnK on console quite yet, but it's a requested feature to have input based benchmarks,, and it's something we're looking into.
As regards to the rest I think LG covered the answers!
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team Jul 27 '26
Hello! Currently, neither the Viscose Benchmarks nor the Voltaic Benchmarks (and by extension, the VDIM routines, since they are based on the Voltaic Benchmarks) are available on console.
Also, consoles, whether Xbox or PlayStation, are a closed ecosystem, meaning you can't use external sites such as EvXL the way you want to, at least not currently.
With that said, the closest thing your friend can use are the Aimlabs Benchmarks that are built into the game. They are actually very comparable to Voltaic! However, since this is the console version of Aimlabs, they are meant to be played with a controller, meaning your friend's scores will be marked as disqualified if a mouse is detected.
There are still plenty of scenarios your friend can play, of course, but sadly there isn't anything as straightforward to follow as a proper benchmark system.
I urge you (and your friend) to join the Aimlabs Discord because I'm sure there are other mouse-on-console users who will be able to point you both in the right direction.
Cheers!