AJERA
This workshop code is your friend.
It’s the good updated training room with lots of options scattered around.
Some things don’t work perfectly. The recent GA cooldown changes makes the optional pocket Mercy, for the Pharah bot, fall to her death.
But overall, it’s a good tool that new players might not know about.
And if you are new, check out https://workshop.codes/ for more cool stuff.
8Q0HF is better for pure aim training and warm-up.
Yeah, but AJERA has more situational exercises.
Like timing Reaper’s teleport or Genji’s deflect.
For warm up I just go into a random Aim Arena game.
Is there a good one for Kiriko kunai training?
You can just use Kiriko in any aim training mode for that, including either one listed above.
I did find JE2G4, which has 4 exercises for Suzu timing.
They programmed a Mercy Pocket Bot?! I really need to find out everything the workshop can do as far as coding goes.
In fact, I think we all should try. It might give us a better appreciation for game design. Maybe it’d help us understand what the dev team is going through?
Why learn how to Workshop when you can just give CactusPuppy money to make something for you. 
I enjoy game design, so I’d learn to do it myself AND pay someone to do it for me to save time. At least, that’s how I’ve done it in Unity 3D and Unreal Engine.
Is that training room v2?
Its still great, I agree, despite its minor flaws with recent updates.
Codes I use regularly include:
It is indeed.
I was familiar with the first 2, but haven’t tried the 3rd before.
i honestly only discovered the last one a few days ago, but i find i use it a lot more than i thought i would
I just tried it for a bit.
It is a nice addon to VAXTA.
I also like that the bots are named after OWL players.
That’s a cute touch.
I just tried VAXTA. it’s super useful but it also gives me anxiety having so many people just strafing at me lol
Yeah, that’s why I like Aim Arena lobbies for warm ups.
You also get the benefit of real people.