Use abjz66 or ABJZ66 instead now. A smart guy, benbit, noticed the old aim trainer by Nonam3 stopped working after an update and simply created a new one.

After watching a few videos of Nonam3's creation, woh, it's a real shame that it stopped working. There was a LOT more that it could do, that benbit never included in his aim-trainer. Maybe the previous generation of portal creation had a LOT more options available?

And right here, I'll add a plug for a vehicle test-drive portals I've made that give full XP:
Test-Drive. Full experience! for the test-drive portals, but there are no bots so you need to recruit a friend if you need kills. For some reason, control points captured while solo still count, as do miles driven. Absolutely basic setup on the portals below. Faster re-spawn and ammo-reload than vanilla menu games. Use the codes below to save yourself five minutes making up the same thing yourself.

Test-drive unlocked American Vehicles, Full XP, Conquest, 1v1, AB1AFJ
Test-drive unlocked Russian Vehicles, Full XP, Conquest, 1v1, AB1AFK

Back to portals...

A portal is set of rules that your game loads when hosting a new server.

To start the server (aim trainer)

From the game's main page choose:

• Portal
  
• Host
  
• Experience Code (In top row, 4th/last tab on the right side...enter abjz66, confirm)

Entering the code lets you load, but not edit, other people's server specifications
(Cut and paste code doesn't work...but you could remember All Birds Just Zoom 66...meh?)
Probably add a random password to keep the game private while you goof around

And it's called an experience code, because you get a different game experience while playing. You don't get player experience or level up your guns, etc.

Exiting: You might get a tiny bit better performance by shutting down the server when you exit...
Esc, Admin, Take down

• prone = refill ammo (and keep getting ammo while you're prone)
  
• Esc, Edit loadout = allows you to edit attachments on your T menu
  
• Esc, Edit loadout, Esc, Redeploy = allows you to change guns (and see the rocket launch)

Particularly useful to

• check out bullet drop at various ranges with various scopes on sniper rifles (in game: Q tags players and shows their range, quick double tap Q to put a marker on the map and see a range)
  
• verify that there's a bit of bullet drop on DMR's too, but it's relatively small
  
• see how much damage weapons do at various distances
  
• play with your mouse sensitivity (mouse and keyboard, on foot tab, adjust by 0.1 increments with right/left arrow keys)
  
• accidentally find better ways to kill bots, like...I just noticed using a DMR that kicks up, I can make a 2 shot kill more quickly by shooting a bit below the head, followed by a headshot that's already pointed correctly.

Aim trainers :-)

You can make up your own set of rules too, at
https://portal.battlefield.com/en-us/experiences

April 2025