What is arsenal-script-v2026?

Arsenal Script is an HTML-based game script built for the game Arsenal, a browser-oriented shooter. Rather than being a full mod, it is a single script file that bundles several gameplay assist features into one package a player can load and toggle. The README lists the included features as aim assist, which helps with target tracking, auto shoot, which reduces how much a player needs to fire manually, a hitbox adjustment that widens the interaction area for hitting targets, and a skin changer for altering in-game appearance. It also mentions a keyless access flow meant for quicker startup, and describes the whole package as built to stay lightweight and performance-focused. Setup follows a familiar pattern for this kind of script: download the latest build, place the HTML file somewhere convenient, then open it in a browser or load it through whatever game utility workflow you already use. From there, the README describes turning individual features like aim assist, auto shoot, hitbox size, and the skin changer on or off, and reloading after making changes. The README notes that feature availability can vary depending on how the script is embedded or run, and that some settings may need a refresh to take effect. It does not document a wider API or extension system, since it is scoped narrowly to Arsenal-focused script use. This project is aimed at players looking for a compact toolkit of gameplay assist features for one specific game, not developers seeking a reusable library. The project is released under the GNU GPL v3.0 license.