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Depending on the GAMEPACK, it may include options affecting the use of Anti-Recoil with "in-game" aim assist, the entry & exit behavior for Quick Edit Mode, and disabling Anti-Recoil altogether:
Most games have an "in-game" aim assist, NOT to be confused with the Aim Assist M.O.D. (Macro On Demand). Depending on the "in-game" implementation, it may noticeably affect Anti-Recoil. What looks correct when firing at a wall may slightly drift up when firing on an enemy or other object with aim assist, such as a training dummy. Anti-Recoil Mode provides the following modes to mitigate this:
"Standard" mode, also known as "Off-Enemy", WILL NOT account for aim assist's influence, relying on you to slightly tilt your aim/camera stick down as needed. If you DO NOT find this bothersome, use this mode. To maintain Standard behavior, Quick Edit Adjustments MUST be test-fired & fine-tuned against a wall, billboard, or static target that clearly DOES NOT have aim assist (non-assisted).
"Precision" mode, also known as "On-Enemy", will apply a hidden & game-specific Anti-Recoil multiplier, calculated by our team to account for aim assist's influence. To maintain Precision behavior, Quick Edit Adjustments MUST be test-fired & fine-tuned against an enemy or training dummy that clearly HAS aim assist (assisted). This mode will require you to be precise. DO NOT fire until you are directly aimed on an enemy within aim assist's effective range, otherwise, Anti-Recoil will be too strong and your aim will drift down.
"Trigger Dynamic" mode, also known as "Dynamic", will take advantage of the analog nature of your FIRE "TRIGGER", allowing you to adapt to each scenario. It will take practice to use it effectively:
In certain GAMEPACKs, such as Apex Royale, our team has removed Anti-Recoil Mode, replacing it with a behavior that applies an Anti-Recoil multiplier as the analog stick is being aimed.
"Old Quick Edit" changes Quick Edit entry & exit behavior to resemble a past implementation from certain GAMEPACKs on older products. Our team DOES NOT recommend this option when given the choice, as it wastes ammunition and leads to accidental adjustments. This option may eventually disappear from existing & future GAMEPACKs to make room for new features & settings. When using this option, remember the following information for the Quick Edit Anti-Recoil section:
"No Anti-Recoil" disables Anti-Recoil across the entire GAMEPACK. While somewhat redundant, it serves a purpose for quickly testing without Anti-Recoil. This option may eventually disappear from existing & future GAMEPACKs to make room for new features & settings, as you can easily avoid applying Anti-Recoil by NOT assigning Supported Weapons (Optimized Weapons), and leaving Anti-Recoil values set to 0.
"Anti-Recoil Mode" is an advanced setting, available in certain Shooter-type GAMEPACKs. To access the Settings screen, TAP the GEAR at the top-right of the Dashboard.
"Trigger Dynamic"/Dynamic behaves like Precision when your FIRE "TRIGGER" is FULLY HELD down.
While your FIRE TRIGGER is LESS THAN fully held, Trigger Dynamic will use Standard mode. "Feather" the trigger when firing at an enemy outside of aim assist's effective range, or when test-firing against a wall or non-assisted target.
While your FIRE TRIGGER is FULLY HELD down, Trigger Dynamic will use Precision mode, enhancing Anti-Recoil against an enemy within aim assist's effective range.
To enter Old Quick Edit to make adjustments, while HOLDING your AIM DOWN SIGHTS (ADS) & FIRE buttons together, TAP any direction on the D-PAD. /DOWN usually makes the most sense. You can immediately stop firing to conserve ammunition but you MUST REMAIN ADS to stay in Old Quick Edit.
After making your selection, TAP the BACK-ARROW at the top-left to return to the Dashboard.
