What every mod does, when you should use it, and how to dial it in — fast.
What it does: Adds tiny right-stick micro-movements to keep you inside the game’s “aim-assist bubble,” so tracking feels stickier without big camera shakes.
What it does: Automates trigger taps or timings to maximize DPS and consistency with semi-autos or snipers, and to manage recoil during bursts.
What it does: Automates high-APM movement so aiming stays steady while your character performs consistent maneuvers.
What it does: Applies counter-stick to offset vertical/horizontal kick. Progressive and profile-based modes cover different weapons and ranges.
What it does: Quality-of-life helpers for pinging, healing, mounting, tossing tacticals, and more — so you keep your thumbs on aim.
What it does: Calibrates how your controller talks to the game — input timing, deadzones, and responsiveness.
What it does: Automates slide cancels where titles still allow it, giving you faster resets and camera breaks.
What it does: Matches script logic to your in-game layout and lets you independently scale general, ADS, fire, and grenade sensitivity.