In-Game Settings

🟡 in game settings these are all of the settings required for the mods to function correctly, and they also allow you to dramatically improve the quality and accuracy of your character's movement 🟡 in game button layout all default rust button layout presets are available in this gamepack including bumper/trigger flip use zen studio's gci or the zen oled gamepack menu to select the layout you are using in game, the gamepack will then automatically remap all mods to your preferred choice options default bumper/trigger swap (swaps lt/l2 with lb/l1 & swaps rt/r2 with rb/r1) 🟡 in game stick layout all default rust stick layout presets are available in this gamepack use zen studio's gci or the zen oled gamepack menu to select the stick layout preset you are using in game, the gamepack will then automatically remap all mods to your preferred choice press the menu/options button on your controller navigate to the options section press x/square if using switch sticks options default switch sticks 🟡 in game y & x sensitivity sensitivity settings are essential to ensure the smooth performance of either a controller or mouse on a console controller settings are a little more dialed into the defaults this gamepack uses digital boost as the camera control type and must be selected! it is highly recommended to lock the x & y camera sensitivity press the menu/options button on your controller navigate to the controls section match your camera y & x sensitivity settings 🟡 in game boost multiplier boost multiplier settings must be matched from in game to this gamepack press the menu/options button on your controller navigate to the controls section match your boost multiplier settings 🟡 in game deadzone this determines how far the stick needs to be pushed in order to register minimum and maximum inputs increasing minimum inputs can help combat stick drift while decreasing it can help subtle movements register more clearly a low deadzone is more responsive, a subtle touch will result in input, but there’s a flip side, if your controller is a little worn or the sticks are a little loose it could lead to drift larger deadzone trade off responsiveness to avoid accidental inputs matching your deadzone in the gamepack to your in game options is also important to ensure anti recoil performs at its maximum capability press the menu/options button on your controller navigate to the controls section match your deadzone right match your deadzone left 🟡 in game controller vibration this option blocks all rumble signals sent from the game but still allows the gamepack to read in game rumble frequencies which is used by several mods to measure timing the in game controller vibration option must always be enabled this step is critical if you don't enable in game controller vibration , several mods in this gamepack may not function correctly press the menu/options button on your controller select options tap rb/r1 navigates to controls enable vibration option description disabled the controller will receive rumbles enabled the controller will not receive rumbles