> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.strikepack.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.strikepack.com/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/fire-modes.md). # Fire Mode Selector For PlayStation®4 / Switch™ **New Experience** - Firmware v3 Guide

Fire Mode Selector

> CM00114 > > *** > > PlayStation®4 / Switch™ Want to spice up your current weapon’s fire rate? Use the **Fire Mode Selector**—a quick on-the-fly menu where you can also access Auto Fire, the most commonly used Fire Mode M.O.D..

Prerequisites

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Gameplay Checklist

**Checklist before using Fire Mode Selector**: * [x] **Match Button Layout:** Set this in [**Button Layout**](/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/menu-button-layout.md). * [x] **Position:** Don't be engaged in or near combat; you'll die. * [x] **Weapon:** Switch to a weapon you want to set a Fire Mode M.O.D. for. * [x] **8 Slots:** Swap to the Slot you want to use with your current weapon. See next step.

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Choose a Weapon Slot

If your game uses a simple primary/secondary weapon switch:

Switch to your Primary Weapon...

...then Touch + Triangle to Resync

This syncs Strikepack to your **Switch Weapon** button presses, auto-swapping between **Slot 1 (Pri)** & **Slot 2 (Sec)**:

Alternatively, you can manually swap to 1 of 8 Slots as shown:

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Using Fire Mode Selector

Enter: Hold Touch + Tap R2

Remain Holding Touch

Select Fire Mode: Tap R2

Exit: Release Touch

| Fire Mode Options | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | |

Regular Fire (Default)

→ Constant Rumble

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Auto Fire

→ Repeat Rumble

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Auto Fire ADJ

→ Weak Repeat Rumble

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Steady Fire ADJ

→ Paced Rumble

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Tap Burst ADJ

→ Burst Rumble

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Tap Quickscope ADJ

→ Left Rumble, Delayed Right Rumble

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Release Quickscope

→ Left Rumble, Immediate Right Rumble

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Regular Dynamic

→ Accelerating Rumble

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Auto Akimbo ADJ

→ Strong Repeat Rumble

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BLOCK M.O.D.s

→ No Rumble

Fire Modes Detailed

| Fire Mode | Function | | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |

| **Regular Fire** leaves your **Fire** button unchanged, preserving your weapon’s natural fire rate—ideal for fully automatic weapons. | | | | | Rapid Fire

Auto Fire turns a held Fire button into repeat press & release inputs, typically maxing your semi-automatic weapon’s fire rate within game limits.

⚠️ Designed for semi-automatic weapons. Fully automatic weapons incur a fire rate penalty unless set to an in-game single shot or burst.

Auto Fire \[ADJ] is an adjustable Auto Fire variant that uses the shared Fire Adjust \[ADJ] setting, starting at a more friendly speed for games that struggle with faster Auto Fire.

⚠️ Primarily designed for semi-automatic weapons. Auto-bursts fully automatic weapons at higher values.

Provided you're stationary or only slightly moving, Steady Fire turns a held Fire button into fixed press & adjustable release inputs. It uses the shared Fire Adjust \[ADJ] setting, letting you tune release timing for greater gaps between shots.

⚠️ Designed to improve ranged accuracy in games that heavily implement weapon bloom (bullet spread).

| **If your Fire button is quickly**

**tapped & released**, **Tap Burst** turns it into a short burst of repeat press & release inputs. The shared **Fire Adjust** tunes the press & release, and the **Burst Duration** tunes the length of each burst.

**Holding**** your Fire button leaves it unchanged**, letting fully automatic weapons fire at their normal rate. | | | | | Adjustable Tap Quickscope

If your Aim Down Sights (ADS) button is quickly tapped & released, Tap Quickscope turns it into the input for a timed scoped shot. The Quickscope & AHB Delay \[ADJ] setting tunes the delay before firing, letting you adjust it to your scope-in time. Holding your ADS button scopes in normally.

⚠️ Perform a quick & accurate surprise kill with a sniper rifle or similar scoped weapon.

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If your Aim Down Sights (ADS) button is quickly released, Release Quickscope turns it into an input for a shot as you're leaving scope. Slowly releasing your ADS button leaves scope normally.

⚠️ Perform a self-timed & accurate surprise kill with a sniper rifle or similar scoped weapon.

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Regular Dynamic gradually turns a held Fire Trigger into faster press & release inputs the further you hold it down. Once fully held down, it leaves your Fire Trigger unchanged (activating Recoil Assist if in-use), letting fully automatic weapons reach their normal rate in variable steps. Vary your hold in different scenarios to adjust fire rate for improved accuracy.

⚠️ Exclusive to Fire "Trigger" as requires the analog nature of triggers.

⚠️ Primarily designed for fully automatic weapons. Semi-automatic weapons stop firing at a full hold, so avoid fully holding with these.

Auto Akimbo \[ADJ] is a variant of adjustable Auto Fire that applies to both Fire buttons (it assumes your ADS Button Setting points to the same button as your extra Fire button). It uses the shared Fire Adjust \[ADJ] setting, starting at a more friendly speed for games that struggle with faster Auto Fire.

⚠️ Designed for semi-automatic weapon dual wielding. Fully automatic weapons incur a fire rate penalty unless set to an in-game single shot or burst.

If a Weapon Slot is set to BLOCK M.O.D.s, it serves as a shortcut that prevents M.O.D.s from functioning.

⚠️ If your game involves varied gameplay—such as using vehicles—it can be helpful to dedicate one of Slots 3-8 to this feature.

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## Next

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