Menu Mode | FC 24 | STRIKEPACK™ M.O.D.|PASS™

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All Menu Class M.O.D.s (Macros On Demand), as well as their Adjustable values, are all available in the M.O.D. CENTRAL™ GAMEPACK Configuration. For added convenience, they are also available to be adjusted from your controller, facilitated by a specifically designed "Menu Mode".

You can define how you want to enter "Menu Mode". "Default", "Pass Through", and "Legacy Menu Entry" can be selected under the "Activator" setting in the GAMEPACK Config:

"Default": HOLD VIEW & MENU, or TOUCH & OPTIONS TOGETHER for a second until you feel a heavy rumble, then RELEASE both buttons. The normal function of these buttons will only be outputted with a LONG HOLD, or upon RELEASE to prevent in-game menus from unexpectedly opening.

"Pass Through": Entering Menu Mode is the same as "Default". The normal function of these buttons will always be outputted without delay, but in-game menus will open & close while you are using the Activator.

"Legacy Menu Entry": HOLD /LEFT D-PAD for five seconds until you feel a heavy rumble, then RELEASE RIGHT D-PAD.

Once you have entered Menu Mode and felt the initial heavy rumble, you will feel a continuous low rumbling. You will start in the "Main Menu". From here, you can navigate between Menu Classes and enable/disable M.O.D.s.

Your currently selected Menu Class will be represented by the bright LEDs on the STRIKEPACK™.

The following controls will navigate through the Menu Classes:

To navigate RIGHT:

TAP RIGHT D-PAD/, or RIGHT BUMPER/SHOULDER/.

To navigate LEFT:

TAP /LEFT D-PAD, or /LEFT BUMPER/SHOULDER.

To select a M.O.D. to be enabled:

TAP /DOWN D-PAD, or /UP D-PAD to navigate through the list of M.O.D.s within the currently selected Menu Class. Your currently enabled M.O.D. will be indicated by counting the XB LT Rumbles, or PS LED Flashes.

For the "Button & Stick Layouts" section, however, your currently selected layout will be indicated by counting the XB RT Rumbles, or PS LED Flashes.

To exit the Main Menu and return to gameplay, TAP /. Individual Menu Class M.O.D.s will be covered further down this page.

If you disconnect the STRIKEPACK™ or change GAMEPACKs without exiting Menu Mode, all changes will be lost.

If a Menu Class M.O.D. has related adjustable settings, you will find them in the "Adjustment Menu". To enter the Adjustment Menu, TAP /.

While you are in the Adjustment Menu, the Menu Class LEDs will begin to flash. The PlayStation® LED will initially display WHITE, but it will change depending on what you are adjusting.

While adjusting settings, the current setting will be represented by LEDs that will be somewhat dimmer than normal to distinguish them from the Menu Class LEDs.

You can test your adjustments to see their effect. Depending on the M.O.D. you are adjusting, the test button will be /LEFT TRIGGER, RIGHT TRIGGER/, or the PADDLE BUTTON.

To exit the Adjustment Menu and return to the Main Menu, TAP /. Individual Adjustable settings will be covered further down this page.

If want to revert all changes to a Menu Class M.O.D. and its related Adjustables, you can use the "Menu Class Reset" feature.

To reset just the SELECTED Menu Class M.O.D. to its default settings:

HOLD VIEW/TOUCH until you feel a heavy rumble, or see a GREEN PlayStation® LED flash.

To Master Reset EVERY Menu Class M.O.D. and Adjustable setting, continue to HOLD VIEW/TOUCH until all STRIKEPACK™ LEDs light up and flash three times. The PS LED will also gradate from GREEN to RED, and flash three times.

Master Reset is a quality of life feature to quickly reset your settings. It is NOT useful for troubleshooting any potential issues; for that you should use Factory Reset which can be done through M.O.D. CENTRAL™.

Controller Preset

"Menu Class: Controller Preset" and its related Adjustable settings, cover mandatory button settings you MUST MATCH to your in-game settings, as well as optional quality of life settings.

TAP /DOWN D-PAD, or /UP D-PAD to set Controller Preset to MATCH your in-game setting. Count the XB RT Rumbles, or PS LED Flashes.